A plan for realizing the perfection of money : in which it is demonstrated, that "paper is capable of being made, a much more perfect, true, and unvarying standard of value, than it is possible that either gold or silver can be" /

The evils inseparable from a mixed currency : and the advantages to be secured by introducing an inconvertible national paper circulation, throughout the British Empire and its dependencies, under proper regulations : an essay /
by: Blacker, William, 1777-1855
Published: (1847)

The evils inseparable from a mixed currency : and the advantages to be secured by introducing an inconvertible national paper circulation throughout the British Empire and its dependencies, under proper regulations : an essay /
by: Blacker, William, 1777-1855
Published: (1839)

A letter to the Rt. Hon. Lord Viscount Melbourne ... and his Right Honourable colleagues, containing facts and practical observations relating to the currency and other matters connected with it /
by: Humfrey, Charles

On credit-currency, and its superiority to coin : in support of a cheap, safe, and sufficient circulating medium /
by: Scrope, George Poulett, 1797-1876
Published: (1830)

Monetary currency, or, The operation of money shown to be a perfect science : and that the unlimited amount and uncertain issue of paper, or other fictitious money, is the sole and immediate cause of all the commercial evils that now afflict the trading world.
Published: (1840)

The mischiefs and iniquity of paper-money : and of the present system of banking and funding : in three letters showing how manufacturers have been brought to ruin, and their working people brought to want and misery by the joint operation of the taxes and the paper-money /
by: Fielden, John, 1784-1849
Published: (1832)

An Essay on money and paper currency /
by: Torrens, R. (Robert), 1780-1864

Analysis of the money situation of Great Britain : with respect to its coins and bank-notes.

A plan for a domestic currency : rendered independent of the foreign exchanges, and measured in standard gold /
by: Banker
Published: (1847)

Thoughts on the present commercial distress, and on the means to prevent its recurrence /
by: Blanshard, Richard

Currency investigated, with a view to its scientific principles : in a series of essays, published between the years 1832 and 1845 /
by: Taylor, John, 1781-1864
Published: (1845)

Plan for an extension of the currency : proposed in a letter to the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., Chancellor of the Exchequer, &c. &c. &c. /
by: Sharpe, B. (Benjamin)
Published: (1847)

Preliminary part of paper against gold : the main object of which is to show the justice and necessity of reducing the interest of that which is called the national debt, in order to rescue the rightful proprietors of the land from the grasp of the devouring race engendered by paper-money /
by: Cobbett, William, 1763-1835
Published: (1821)

Observations on some passages in an article in the Edinburgh Review : on the depreciation of paper currency : also suggestions for securing to the public a currency as invariable as gold, with a very moderate supply of that metal : being the appendix to the fourth edition of "The high price of bullion," &c. /
by: Ricardo, David, 1772-1823

A catechism of the currency /
by: Taylor, John, 1781-1864

Catechisms of the currency and exchanges /
by: Taylor, John, 1781-1864

Plain reasoning, on the cause and remedy of the present scarcity of gold, and the increased circulation of paper.
by: Peacock, D. M. (Daniel Mitford), 1769?-

Paper versus gold-money, or, A new system of currency and banking : to render paper as secure as specie, and to unite the Bank of England, joint-stock, and private banks in one harmonious plan /
by: Spectator, active 19th century
Published: (1847)

A letter to D. Ricardo, Esq : containing an analysis of his pamphlet on the depreciation of bank notes /
by: Crombie, Alexander, 1762?-1840?

Observations on Cobbett's tremendous and alarming scheme for the annihilation of the Bank of England paper system, by means of forged bank notes : with reflections on its fatal tendency.

A paper currency, or, Notes, (issued with security) the best circulating medium /
by: Richardson, James, of London

A letter to the Marquess of Lansdowne : on the reputed excess and depreciation of bank notes, and on the consequences of the new metallic currency /
by: Payne, Daniel Beaumont

Observations on paper currency, the Bank of England notes, and on the principles of coinage, and a metallic circulating medium /
by: Booth, George (Merchant)

Currency fallacies refuted : and paper money vindicated /
by: Taylor, John, 1781-1864
Published: (1833)

The high price of bullion : a proof of the depreciation of bank notes /
by: Ricardo, David, 1772-1823
Published: (1810)

The evils inseparable from a mixed currency : and the advantages to be secured by introducing an inconvertible national paper circulation, throughout the British Empire and its dependencies, under proper regulations : an essay /
by: Blacker, William, 1777-1855
Published: (1844)

Bank-note restriction (Scotland).
by: Attwood, Matthias, 1780-1851

Remarks on the Earl of Lauderdale's pamphlet : entitled The depreciation of the paper currency of Great Britain, proved.
by: R. W.

A letter containing observations on some of the effects of our paper currency : and on the means of remedying its present, and preventing its future excess.
by: Hoare, Peter Richard

Breach of privilege : being the evidence of Mr. John Bull, taken before the Secret Committee on the National Distress in 1847 and 1848.
by: Bull, John, Mr.
Published: (1849)

The depreciation of the paper currency of Great Britain proved /
by: Lauderdale, James Maitland, Earl of, 1759-1839

Delusions and fallacies : in the bill brought into the House of Commons for the renewal of the charter of the bank, and in the statements and arguments in support of it /
by: Author of An attempt to give a popular explanation of the theory of money
Published: (1844)

The high price of bullion : a proof of the depreciation of bank notes /
by: Ricardo, David, 1772-1823

Project for the creation of a sound paper currencyerce or of treaty, whenever such should arise.
by: Desmond, Daniel
Published: (1847)

Depreciation caused by conflicting coins, or, A Letter to the Earl of Lauderdale : in reply to the depreciation of the paper-currency of Great Britain proved /
by: Rutherford, A. W.

A letter to the Right Honourable Lord Grenville, Chancellor of the University of Oxford : on the metallic standard /