A general treatise of monies and exchanges; in which those of all trading nations are particularly describ'd and consider'd. With an account of all the foreign banks ... Together with an exact translation of the excellent ordinances lately publish'd in France, ... As also, tables of the reduction of the monies and exchanges of the most considerable towns in Europe. To which is subjoyn'd, a general discourse of the trade and commodities of most nations: ... Together with an universal treatise of the weights and measures usual in trade all over the world, ... By a well-wisher to trade.
Justice, Alexander.
London : printed for S. and J. Sprint, and J. Nicholson; and R. Smith,
1707.
The final 14 leaves contain indexes to the various parts.
In the second part pp.122, 123 misnumbered 118, 119; 126, 127 misnumbered 122, 123; 313-344 misnumbered 113-144. In the fourth part p.13 misnumbered 31.
With an initial advertisement leaf.
Dedication signed: A.J., i.e. Alexander Justice.
In six parts, each having its own pagination and register.
Drop-head title of sig. B1 of the first section: 'An universal system of commerce, &c. Part 1. Containing a methodical discourse of the monies and exchanges of all nations'. A variant exists: 'An introductory general discourse of monies and exchanges'.
ESTC
Hanson 824
Goldsmiths' 4428
Also reproduced on microfilm. Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1983. The Eighteenth Century ; reel 841, no. 9.
Also reproduced on microfilm. New Haven, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1974. Goldsmiths'-Kress Library of Economic Literature ; reel 265, no. 4428.