Political Economy Illustrated by Sacred History ...Seeleys, 1855 |
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Abraham Newland adopted advocates Alexander Baring attempt attention Bank Directors Bank of England Bank Restriction Act bank-notes became British Bullion Theory bullion-dealers Bullionists cash payments cent circumstances classes coinage Committee consequence Court of Bank currency difficulty distress districts of England Earl of Liverpool English evidence evil Exchequer export of gold favour former France French gold coin gold money gold sovereigns Government greatly guineas House of Commons increased Ireland Irish issue Joint-stock Banks labour late Sir Robert legal tender Lord Liverpool lordship's loss Malthus ment millions ministers monetary system Money Act money law money value obliged obtain ounce panic paper money Parliament parties passed pecuniary Political Economy Poor-law prevailed price of gold productive profit prosperity railway mania re-coinage real cause realm Reform relief remarks Report resumption of cash rienced ruin seignorage silver coin silver money Sir Robert Peel Small Note Act sovereigns statesmen tender of silver uncoined