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A Method of Increasing the Quantity of Circulating-Money: Upon a New and Solid Principle; Letter I (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Weston, Ambrose

 
9781334471247: A Method of Increasing the Quantity of Circulating-Money: Upon a New and Solid Principle; Letter I (Classic Reprint)

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Principle of this Propofal is to put a NEW and great Capital into circulation, by Loans of Money, to be created in the manner and upon the foundation defcribed in the following Letter, addrefled to a Member of the late Secret Committee of the House of ipoMMON son Bank A ffairs. The gentleman, to whom the Letter was ad- drefled, (whofc name, ifl thought myfelf at liberty to mention it, would add much authority to the whole propofal,) being himfelf (I ruck with the novelty of the meafure, and its apparent tendency to public utility, has been the means of procuring a confiderable degree of favour to it elsewhere. ?: But, if I were to fay more of this, it could only be with a view to obtain attention, not to in Mtvi Ztit public judgmenti which alone can decide in this cafe, as in all others where public credit is concerned.
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