A Method of Increasing the Quantity of Circulating-Money: Upon a New and Solid Principle; Letter I (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The gentleman, to whom the Letter was ad drefi'ed, (whole name, if I thought myfelf at liberty to mention it, would add much authority to the whole propofal,) being himfelf flruck with the no velty of the meal'ure, and its apparent tendency to public utility, has been the means of procuring a confiderable degree of favour to it elsewhere. - But, ifi were to fay more of this, it could only be with a view to obtain attention, - not to ln fluence the puhliejna'gment, which alone can de cide in this cafe, as in all others where public credit is concerned - Therefore, I lhall only fay.

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