The Scotch banker
Subtitle: containing articles under that signature on banking, currency, &c.
By: By Thomas Attwood ...
Edition: 2d ed.
Publisher: J. Ridgway
Published: 1832
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 175
Subjects: Banks and banking -- Great Britain; Currency question -- Great Britain
Other titles: Globe and Traveller, London.
Notes: 1st edition, 1828, published anonymously.
"These papers were not written by a Scotch banker, but by an English banker. The former signature was adopted accidentally without the knowledge of the writer."--Pref.
"The six first articles are republished from the Globe newspaper; the three last have not been published before."
Table of contents: title: I. Lord Goderich and the country bankers (Sept. 10, 1827); title: II. The prices of wheat, and the metallic currency (October 13, 1827); title: III. Things as they are (Mar. 14, 1828); title: IV. A few facts (Apr. 2, 1828); title: V. Things as they might have been (April 10, 1828); title: VI. Famine (June 11, 1828); title: VII. Scotch and English bankers (July 20, 1828); title: VIII. Anticipation of the late panic (Nov. 22, 1825); title: IX. Anticipation of the new Bank restriction act (Feb. 2, 1828)