Stock-exchange laid open the cause of the rise and fall of the public funds explained with observations on ... time bargains, and the absolute necessity of abolishing the present Stock-Exchange, and establishing an open public market ... and the stock jobbers, as individuals, to be honest and harmless men ... /

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Stock-exchange laid open the cause of the rise and fall of the public funds explained with observations on ... time bargains, and the absolute necessity of abolishing the present Stock-Exchange, and establishing an open public market ... and the stock jobbers, as individuals, to be honest and harmless men ... /

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Main Author:	Gentleman of the exchange
Corporate Authors:	Stock Exchange (London, England), Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : C. Chapple, 1814
Subjects:	Stock exchanges > Great Britain. Speculation. Brokers > Great Britain.
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