The theory of money
Subtitle: shewing the great deception, injury, and injustice, of our present circulating money, or Bank of England notes; and that before the gold and silver money can be restored, it has, and will be, the ruin of thousands, and tens of thousands, of the most industrious men in Great Britain, engaged in agricultured and commerce, and that the property of the landholders, and the labour of the people, will be absorbed by the fundholders, sinecurists, pensioners, and placemen, whose annuities, salaries, sinecures, and interests, will in effect be doubled, as will be also the national debt and taxes, to the increase of luxury in the court, and famine in the cottage
By: by John Hampden, jun
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 1817
Place of publication: [Place of publication not identified]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 26
Subjects: Bank notes; Finance; Paper money; Bank of England