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Page 337
... shillings in silver . I borrow a pound of my neighbour . Next week this same pound - note is worth twenty shillings in silver . My neighbour calls upon me to pay him the pound . Conse- quently I pay him a thing that is worth seven shillings ...
... shillings in silver . I borrow a pound of my neighbour . Next week this same pound - note is worth twenty shillings in silver . My neighbour calls upon me to pay him the pound . Conse- quently I pay him a thing that is worth seven shillings ...
Page 437
... shillings in silver . It is now worth twenty shillings . Therefore , when we now pay a pound note to the tax - gatherer , we really pay him twen- ty shillings where we before paid him thirteen shillings ; and the fundholders who lent ...
... shillings in silver . It is now worth twenty shillings . Therefore , when we now pay a pound note to the tax - gatherer , we really pay him twen- ty shillings where we before paid him thirteen shillings ; and the fundholders who lent ...
Page 517
... shillings in the pound . This is " the value of money was brought " what never could have been " back to the ... shillings , been lent in paper , twenty seven shillings of " which are worth no more than a “ guinea . And , are the people ...
... shillings in the pound . This is " the value of money was brought " what never could have been " back to the ... shillings , been lent in paper , twenty seven shillings of " which are worth no more than a “ guinea . And , are the people ...
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to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 1 |
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 73 |
Letter XII | 105 |
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