An edition of Cobbett's paper against gold: containing the history and mystery of the Bank of England, the funds, the debt, the sinking fund, the bank stoppage, the lowering and the raising of the value of paper-money; and shewing, that taxation, pauperism, poverty, misery and crimes have all increased, and ever must increase, with a funding system. (1815)

Cobbett's paper against gold

containing the history and mystery of the Bank of England, the funds, the debt, the sinking fund, the bank stoppage, the lowering and the raising of the value o[f] paper-money, and shewing that taxation, pauperism, poverty, misery and crimes have all increased and ever must increase with a funding system.

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An edition of Cobbett's paper against gold: containing the history and mystery of the Bank of England, the funds, the debt, the sinking fund, the bank stoppage, the lowering and the raising of the value of paper-money; and shewing, that taxation, pauperism, poverty, misery and crimes have all increased, and ever must increase, with a funding system. (1815)

Cobbett's paper against gold

containing the history and mystery of the Bank of England, the funds, the debt, the sinking fund, the bank stoppage, the lowering and the raising of the value o[f] paper-money, and shewing that taxation, pauperism, poverty, misery and crimes have all increased and ever must increase with a funding system.

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W. Cobbett
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Paper money, Finance, Bank of England
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Great Britain

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Cobbett's Paper against gold: containing the history and mystery of the Bank of England, the funds, the debt, the sinking fund, the bank stoppage, the lowering and the raising of the value of paper-money : and shewing, that taxation, pauperism, poverty, misery and crimes have all increased, and ever must increase, with a funding system
1817, W. Cobbett jun.
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Cover of: Cobbett's paper against gold
Cobbett's paper against gold: containing the history and mystery of the Bank of England, the funds, the debt, the sinking fund, the bank stoppage, the lowering and the raising of the value o[f] paper-money, and shewing that taxation, pauperism, poverty, misery and crimes have all increased and ever must increase with a funding system.
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Cover of: Cobbett's paper against gold
Cobbett's paper against gold: containing the history and mystery of the Bank of England, the funds, the debt, the sinking fund, the bank stoppage, the lowering and the raising of the value of paper-money; and shewing, that taxation, pauperism, poverty, misery and crimes have all increased, and ever must increase, with a funding system.
1815, [s.n.]
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In the form of 32 letters, dated Aug. 30, 1810 to Sept. 12, 1815.

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viii, 470 columns.
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