The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 19John Ballantyne and Company, 1828 - Europe |
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Page 13
... sent out to a vast and dangerous excess . The consequence was , that the country was glatted with paper . A slight appre- hension produced immediate pressure upon those who were believed least able to sustain it ; and the stoppage of ...
... sent out to a vast and dangerous excess . The consequence was , that the country was glatted with paper . A slight appre- hension produced immediate pressure upon those who were believed least able to sustain it ; and the stoppage of ...
Page 14
... sent over , until , in many cases , the pro- ceeds scarcely had paid shipping charges and insurance . - Apart , however , from the question of trade , there were cer- tain other topics , touched upon in the Speech and address , which he ...
... sent over , until , in many cases , the pro- ceeds scarcely had paid shipping charges and insurance . - Apart , however , from the question of trade , there were cer- tain other topics , touched upon in the Speech and address , which he ...
Page 15
... sent , not only on the money - market , but on the whole trade of the country . Mr Robertson considered the pre- sent embarrassments in the several in- terests as so many unavoidable conse- quences of that policy which had di- rected ...
... sent , not only on the money - market , but on the whole trade of the country . Mr Robertson considered the pre- sent embarrassments in the several in- terests as so many unavoidable conse- quences of that policy which had di- rected ...
Page 28
... sent out of the country . With respect to the consequences of suppressing the issue of small notes , he entertained no apprehension whatever . It was , he knew , the opinion of many , that a pa- per currency was a species of accom ...
... sent out of the country . With respect to the consequences of suppressing the issue of small notes , he entertained no apprehension whatever . It was , he knew , the opinion of many , that a pa- per currency was a species of accom ...
Page 36
... sent , the circulation of Scotland was ex- clusively paper ; in Ireland it was almost entirely so ; and in neither had it a me- tallic currency for its basis ; it would , therefore , be evident , that the plan now before the House could ...
... sent , the circulation of Scotland was ex- clusively paper ; in Ireland it was almost entirely so ; and in neither had it a me- tallic currency for its basis ; it would , therefore , be evident , that the plan now before the House could ...
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