The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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man who should have wrought such reforms in it as he wrought in them all , - are
, I. The Currency Question , including the Return to Cash Payments , and the
Charter of the Bank of England ; II . Reforms in the Criminal Law , and in the
Police ...
man who should have wrought such reforms in it as he wrought in them all , - are
, I. The Currency Question , including the Return to Cash Payments , and the
Charter of the Bank of England ; II . Reforms in the Criminal Law , and in the
Police ...
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Statesmen in this country had been much alarmed by the catastrophes which had
in the years from 1830 to 1837 resulted in America from the unlimited power of
issue allowed to banks in America . The same power existed here ; but we had a
...
Statesmen in this country had been much alarmed by the catastrophes which had
in the years from 1830 to 1837 resulted in America from the unlimited power of
issue allowed to banks in America . The same power existed here ; but we had a
...
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The Bank Act of 1844 proposed and effected a remedy for both these evils . ...
Separation of the issue and banking departments of the Bank of England ; 2. ...
Prohibition to all banks , within 65 miles of London , from issuing their own notes .
The Bank Act of 1844 proposed and effected a remedy for both these evils . ...
Separation of the issue and banking departments of the Bank of England ; 2. ...
Prohibition to all banks , within 65 miles of London , from issuing their own notes .
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