An edition of Reasons most humbly proposed for encouraging the British coinage, and preventing the melting and exporting that which is, and shall be coined for the service of the British dominions and plantations (1746)

Reasons most humbly proposed for encouraging the British coinage, and preventing the melting and exporting that which is, and shall be coined for the service of the British dominions and plantations

that our money, credit, trade and honour may be most justly and happily increased, and for ever established and flourish on the most solid foundation, against the secret and open attempts of the enemies of our holy religion, and protestant king and country

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An edition of Reasons most humbly proposed for encouraging the British coinage, and preventing the melting and exporting that which is, and shall be coined for the service of the British dominions and plantations (1746)

Reasons most humbly proposed for encouraging the British coinage, and preventing the melting and exporting that which is, and shall be coined for the service of the British dominions and plantations

that our money, credit, trade and honour may be most justly and happily increased, and for ever established and flourish on the most solid foundation, against the secret and open attempts of the enemies of our holy religion, and protestant king and country

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Coinage, Early works to 1800

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Reasons most humbly proposed for encouraging the British coinage, and preventing the melting and exporting that which is, and shall be coined for the service of the British dominions and plantations: that our money, credit, trade and honour may be most justly and happily increased, and for ever established and flourish on the most solid foundation, against the secret and open attempts of the enemies of our holy religion, and protestant king and country
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Dated March 25 1746 at head of title.

Signed at end: Theophilus regis & patriae, B.

Catalogue of the Goldsmiths’ Library of Economic Literature, YYYYYYYY

Hanson, L. Contemporary printed sources for British and Irish economic history, 1701-1750, 6007

English short title catalogue (ESTC), T71156

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OL53116734M
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