Cobbett's Political Register, Band 19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... paper in circulation ; because , without taking this view of the matter , it will be impossible for us to form any thing like a correct notion as to the effect which the issuing of the Dollars is likely to produce . -By a reference to ...
... paper in circulation ; because , without taking this view of the matter , it will be impossible for us to form any thing like a correct notion as to the effect which the issuing of the Dollars is likely to produce . -By a reference to ...
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... paper shall be taken out of circu- lation , and payments in it shall cease with the 31st of January , 1812. - 5 . " Redemption - bonds can no longer be cir- " culated but in exchange for bank- paper at one fifth of its nominal value ...
... paper shall be taken out of circu- lation , and payments in it shall cease with the 31st of January , 1812. - 5 . " Redemption - bonds can no longer be cir- " culated but in exchange for bank- paper at one fifth of its nominal value ...
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... Paper ) to the plated ; and Bank paper is at this moment fair demand of necessaries ; but the re- a species of bonus to those who will exert dundancy of a paper currency , converts themselves most in draining the country economy into ...
... Paper ) to the plated ; and Bank paper is at this moment fair demand of necessaries ; but the re- a species of bonus to those who will exert dundancy of a paper currency , converts themselves most in draining the country economy into ...
Inhalt
PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
Urheberrecht | |
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