Insecurity of the British funds. Essay on public credit: by D. Hume (Repr. from the ed. of 1752). With observations on the sound and prophetic nature of its principles . shewing from indisputable facts, that a perseverance in the Pitt and paper system must eventually produce a national bankruptcy; and pointing out the only mode of averting so fatal a calamity; with remarks on the necessity of parliamentary reform; an analysis of Mr. Bentham's plan, &c. Addressed to the British people.;
| Institution: | International Institute of Social History |
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Keys,
1817.
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| institution | International Institute of Social History |
| publishDate | 1817. |
| publisher | Keys, London : |
| spellingShingle | Insecurity of the British funds. Essay on public credit: by D. Hume (Repr. from the ed. of 1752). With observations on the sound and prophetic nature of its principles . shewing from indisputable facts, that a perseverance in the Pitt and paper system must eventually produce a national bankruptcy; and pointing out the only mode of averting so fatal a calamity; with remarks on the necessity of parliamentary reform; an analysis of Mr. Bentham's plan, &c. Addressed to the British people.; |
| title | Insecurity of the British funds. Essay on public credit: by D. Hume (Repr. from the ed. of 1752). With observations on the sound and prophetic nature of its principles . shewing from indisputable facts, that a perseverance in the Pitt and paper system must eventually produce a national bankruptcy; and pointing out the only mode of averting so fatal a calamity; with remarks on the necessity of parliamentary reform; an analysis of Mr. Bentham's plan, &c. Addressed to the British people.; |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/10622/9222C1D3-B322-4D65-AE59-EAD235B7ECF5 |