Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... papers have lately entertained their readers with such exulting descriptions of the de- preciated state of the Government paper- money , in the United States of America . But , Sir , these writers appear to forget ( if indeed , they ...
... papers have lately entertained their readers with such exulting descriptions of the de- preciated state of the Government paper- money , in the United States of America . But , Sir , these writers appear to forget ( if indeed , they ...
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... Paper of the Bank of England as well as of all the " other Bank Paper of the Country , and that is , that , when the intended act has passed , no man living will either be- lieve , or pretend to believe , that gold and silver coin will ...
... Paper of the Bank of England as well as of all the " other Bank Paper of the Country , and that is , that , when the intended act has passed , no man living will either be- lieve , or pretend to believe , that gold and silver coin will ...
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lending of paper to the Government by a paper of higher value than that in which the Bank ; that the paper had been we made the loans ; and yet , he would greatly reduced in quantity last year make us pay the interest in specie ! He ...
lending of paper to the Government by a paper of higher value than that in which the Bank ; that the paper had been we made the loans ; and yet , he would greatly reduced in quantity last year make us pay the interest in specie ! He ...
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