A Critical Examination of the Twelve Resolutions of Mr. Joseph Hume, Respecting the Loan of Fifteen Millions for Slave Compensation : also, a review of the financial operations of the British government since 1794; and an introductory discourse on the nature of annuities, and on the obstacles interposed by the corn-laws and the English system of currency to a reduction of the interest on the national debt.

Richard Page

Edité par Pelham Richardson, 1839

Publisher's original blind stamped dark green cloth-bound hardcover; neatly rebacked with a matching gilt lettered spine; firm, square and tight, just rubbed with slightly worn extremities. Contents sound and clean with the endpaper showing a presentation bookplate from Joseph Hume, the title-page also showing Joseph Hume's signature. In addition, a few Guildhall Library stamps and vestiges. Thus this book seems to be a copy Joseph Hume donated to the London Guildhall Library then later withdrawn. Size: 8vo (230mm x 150mm). Collation: pp. x, 278. Very scarce. N° de réf. du vendeur 113819

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Titre : A Critical Examination of the Twelve ...
Éditeur : Pelham Richardson
Date d'édition : 1839
Reliure : Hardcover
Etat : Very Good
Edition : First Edition.