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The True State of the British Nation, as to Trade, Commerce, &C. 15: Clearly Pourtrayed and New, Eligible and Extraordinary Plans Proposed, Whereby the Whole of the National Debt May Be Speedily Liquidated Without Throwing Any Additional Burden on the Community, or Injuring the Public Creditors ... And, at the Same Time, Create a Plentiful Circulation of Money, and a Successful Chance of Competition in Foreign Markets .

by I.H. Reddell .
Format
EBook; Book; Online
Published
London : J.J. Stockdale, Pall Mall, and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1817 (London : Cox and Baylis, No. 75 Great Queen Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields)
Language
English
Variant Title
Bullion finance
Description
viii, 118, xlvii p. ; 22 cm.
Mode of access: Internet.
Notes
  • Manuscript notes bound in.
  • Includes an appendix, final sequence: "the purport, or sum and substance, of the correspondence, questions, answers, and arguments, addressed to or held with the author, on the subjects contained in the preceding pages, since they were first published (about four years since, being early in the year 1817.)" Appendix printed by T. and I. Elvey, 30 Castle Street, Holborn.
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