A Dispassionate remonstrance of the nature and tendency of the laws now in force for the reduction of interest
Subtitle: and the consequences that must inevitably flow from them, if continued in their present form. With a proposal for universal and immediate redress, by alleviating the burthen of the people in general, compleating at once the reduction proposed, reinstating the parliament in its power of redemption, giving better satisfaction to the public creditors, and providing more effectually for the support of the crown. Humbly addressed to the Commons of Great Britain in Parliament assembled
Publisher: Printed for J. Robinson ...
Published: 1751
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 70
Subjects: Taxation; Public Debts; Interest
Notes: "Appendix": p. 67-70.

Rare Book (Offsite) copy: Bound with other titles.

Rare Book (Offsite) copy: Incomplete: 56 pages only.

BM, v. 63, column 1288

English short title catalogue, T078711.