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 /

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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 /

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Main Author:	Author of An attempt to give a popular explanation of the theory of money
Corporate Author:	Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : P. Richardson, 1844.
Subjects:	Paper money > Great Britain. Currency question > Great Britain.
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