HG937 .O9
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Inflation in Tudor and early Stuart England; |
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HG937 .V23
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Money answers all things; or, An essay to make money sufficiently plentiful amongst all ranks of people, and increase our foreign and domestick trade; fill the empty houses with inhabitants, encourage the marriage state ... and, in a great measure, prevent giving long credit, and making bad debts in trade ... |
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HG937 .V36
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A discourse of coin and coinage. |
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HG938 .A373 1969
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The paper pound of 1797-1821; the bullion report, 8th June 1810. |
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HG938 .C65
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Paper against gold : or, The history and mystery of the Bank of England, of the debt, of the stocks, of the sinking fund, and of all the other tricks and contrivances, carried on by means of paper money. |
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HG938 .C82
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Money, saving, and investment in English economics, 1800-1850. |
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HG938 .F42
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Development of British monetary orthodoxy, 1797-1875. |
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HG938 .R4 1932
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Minor papers on the currency question, 1809-1823, |
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HG938 .T6 1959
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An inquiry into the currency principle; the connection of the currency with prices and the expediency of a separation of issue from banking. |
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HG939 .A41
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England in 1815 and 1845; or, A sufficient and a contracted currency. |
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HG939 .B14 1996
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John Bullion's empire : Britains' gold problem and India between the wars / |
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HG939 .B36
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British international gold movements and banking policy, 1881-1913, |
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HG939 .B6 1933
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Planned money, |
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HG939 .C4
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The Economics of Repressed Inflation. |
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HG939 .C6
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Gold, credit & employment; four essays for laymen, |
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HG939 .C8 1945
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The economic and political consequences of Lord Keynes' theories. Exchange stability and the hostility of Lord Keynes. Great Britain's fear of the gold standard. |
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HG939 .D1 1960
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Money under review. |
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HG939 .K33
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British monetary policy and the balance of payments, 1951-1957. |
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HG939 .M69b
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British monetary policy, 1924-1931, the Norman conquest of $4.86 |
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HG939 .R91
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The age of inflation. |
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