A Treatise on Coins, Currency, and Banking: With Observations on the Bank Act of 1844 and on the Reports of the Committees of the House of Lords and of the House of Commons on the Bank Acts

Henry Nicholas Sealy

Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts, 1858 - 397 sider

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ON COINS	1

Mr Horsley Palmer on the Bank System before 1844	7

The integer or legal tender coin must be an equivalent	9

ON SEIGNORAGE	42

Adam Smiths illustration from the French Coinage examined	49

CHAP V	56

CHAP VI	66

Proposal for a similar bank in London	73

Mr Thomas Baringthe country had exported 70000001	243

Examples of the pernicious effects of inconvertible paper	249

That the natural effect of money being more stringent is	255

Evidence of Mr Horsley Palmerhis statement of	265

Evidence of Mr Morris and of Mr Prescott think	273

Treasury letter 25th October and its effects	279

Mr Horsley Palmers evidence Mr Huskissons pam	285

The Bank left free from responsibility in the issuing	292

Adam Smith on International Money and the Great	85

Adam Smith on the Bank of Amsterdam	89

Mr MCullochs opinions examined	98

On the free influx and effux of the precious metals	108

CHAP X	120

No means of providing gold but by lowering prices	129

The Bank of England supplies the coin for circulation	133

CHAP XI	137

Sir Robert Peel on the Central Bank of the United States	149

CHAP II	150

President Polks message to Congress on a National Bank	156

Sir Robert Peel on the controlling Power of a Single Bank	161

CHAP XIV	170

CHAP XV	177

Since Adam Smith wrote the circumstances of the Bank	183

Adam Smithhis opinion that the superfluous paper would	187

Adam Smith on the Bank of Ayrhis opinion examined	189

Comparative small amount of the country circulation and	196

that gold is obtained	205

CHAP XX	212

ON THE AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINES	221

CHAP XXIV	228

On the new Nomenclature Equivalency and Equilibrium	234

Opinions of French writers on the Coinage	236

Unexampled fluctuation in the rate of discounts	293

Evidence of the Governor of the Bank Mr Gurney	301

Remedial measures recommended by the witnesses	307

Opinions of the Committee and of the witnesses 307 to	313

CHAP XXVII	320

Management of the Bank before 1844	322

Second report Respecting the operation of the Act in Scot	327

The evidence of Messrs Morris and Prescottcauses of com	333

Commentary on the Bank Act of 1844the loss from pres	334

CHAP XXVIII	340

The principles advocated are of universal application just	346

Instead of watching the balance of trade attention is	353

Adam Smith on the Issue of 100000l in Notes with a	354

Certain opinions assumed by Sir R Peels Billremarks	360

Neither Locke nor Sir I Newton nor A Smith nor Lord	366

The Bank Act implies a sarcasm on merchants and bankers	370

APPENDIX	377

The Bank Act of 1814	383

The notes of the larger denominations supply the place of bills

Lord Liverpool on the Coinage

how capitals are increased by means of credit

179	12

Effects of Sir Isaac Newtons fixing the value of the guinea	21

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Tittel	A Treatise on Coins, Currency, and Banking: With Observations on the Bank Act of 1844 and on the Reports of the Committees of the House of Lords and of the House of Commons on the Bank Acts Del 1 av A treatise on coins, currency, and banking, with observations on the Bank act of 1844 and on the reports of the committees of the House of lords and of the House of commons on the Bank acts, Henry Nicholas Sealy Making of the modern world. Part 2
Forfatter	Henry Nicholas Sealy
Utgiver	Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts, 1858
Original fra	Oxford University
Digitalisert	23. jun 2006
Lengde	397 sider

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