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A national system of finance: an adjustment of property between the landowner and the sundowner, by a reform of the monetary system of finance, in conformity with the late Sir R. Peel's currency bill of 1844.
[Publications.]
The national debt, and public funds, simplified for general comprehension ...
A few words on the gold question: shewing that the value of gold will not become depreciated by the large discoveries of that metal.
Questions deducible from easy lessons on money matters, for the use of young people: with notes and an appendix.
Money, its use and abuse. A summary view of the currency question.
Of fraud /
The true principles of currency; explained ...
The claims of capital and labour ...
Past and present policy of the Bank of England: the Banking Acts of 1844-45; or, Free trade in banking? /
Considerations on partnerships with limited liability.
The currency; thoughts thereon ...
A plan for the prevention of embezzlement.
Poverty with relation to the state; or, A glance at the monetary system.
Redress of national grievances, whereby every man will obtain full and constant employment, with liberal support to the aged and infirm.