History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, ÆÄÆ® 2-3;ÆÄÆ® 8William Cobbett, 1830 |
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... gold was supplanted by that of paper - money ; the detail of all the acts of parliament ; of all those numerous financial tricks by which the country was drained of its gold , and by which its money - affairs were kept going without any ...
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... gold would sell for seven - and - twenty shillings , which was actually the case when this committee of the House of Commons was moved for and appointed . We must bear in mind , that this committee was called the BULLION COMMITTEE ...
... gold would sell for seven - and - twenty shillings , which was actually the case when this committee of the House of Commons was moved for and appointed . We must bear in mind , that this committee was called the BULLION COMMITTEE ...
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... gold that had risen in pre . after many lays of tebating upon the Ebject , PAXSITTART proposed a resolution to the house , which vas this : That the promissory notes of the said company Bank of England ] have hitherto been , and re , at ...
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... gold and silver , had sent that large proportion of the whole of the specie of the civilized world ; had sent that large share , which always must belong to a country so abundant in valuable things as Eng- land is ; had sent that large ...
... gold and silver , had sent that large proportion of the whole of the specie of the civilized world ; had sent that large share , which always must belong to a country so abundant in valuable things as Eng- land is ; had sent that large ...
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... gold . But this committee did not reflect that , if this measure were adopted , a vio- lation of contracts on the other side would take place ; they did not recollect the wills that had been made , the mortgages entered into , the mar ...
... gold . But this committee did not reflect that , if this measure were adopted , a vio- lation of contracts on the other side would take place ; they did not recollect the wills that had been made , the mortgages entered into , the mar ...
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