Reply to Mr. Bosanquet's Practical observations ... - University Library

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CONTENTS.
Bullion above the Mint Price proves a Depreciation of
the Currency, considered.
SECTION I.
That the Negation of the above Conclusion implies the Impossibility
of melting or exporting English Coin—an Impossibility
contended for by nobody. - -
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SECTION II,
Consequences which would follow on the Supposition that the Currencies
of other Countries (exclusive of England) were diminished
or increased one half. - - - - 48
SECTION III.
The trifling Rise in the Price of Gold on the Continent, owing
solely to a Variation in the Relation of Silver to Gold. 53
in 1696. ___-..
SECTION IV.
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Failure ascribed to Mr. Locke's Theory relative to the Recoinagc
CHAPTER IV.
Mr. Bosanquet's Objections to the Statement, that the
Balance of Payments has been in Favour of Great
Britain, examined. - - - 66
CHAPTER V.
Mr. Bosanquet's Argument to prove that the Bank of
England has not the Power of forcing the Circulation
of Bank Notes—considered. - - 80
CHAPTER VI.
Observations on the Principles of Seignorage. - 91
CHAP.