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- Anno Regni Gulielmi III Regis Angliae, Scotiae, Franciae & Hiverniae, Septimo [and Octavo]. At the Parliament begun at Westminster the Two and twentieth Day of November, Anno Dom. 1695. In the Seventh Year of the Reign [etc.]. Not in Wing. Folio.
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- Printed by Charles Bill, and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb [&c], London, 1696.
- Description:
- The Parliament enacting legislation resulting in "one of the great monetary events in history" and the adoption of the gold standard, crucially involving the views of John Locke, with its philosophical and financial consequences still debated
- Condition:
- Contemporary calf, rubbed, rebacked, a variant not in ESTC, with certain of the first 14 title pages dated 1696 [compare ESTC R223064]; the Taussig copy
- Book No.:
- W-79743
- Price:
- $ 950.00
- Category:
- Acts, economics, Bench and Bar, Coining, legal reform
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- By the King. A Proclamation for the better execution of the Office of His Maiesties Exchanger, and Reformation of sundry Abuses and Fraudes practised vpon his Maiesties Coynes. S.T.C. 8860; Steele 1512
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- Imprinted . . . by Bonham Norton and Iohn Bill, London, 1627.
- Description:
- Part of Charles I's ill-advised assumption of monetary monopoly control through re-establishing the office of King's Exchanger of gold and silver, unsuccessfully opposed by the Goldsmith's Company, London's Lord Mayor and its Court of Alderman
- Condition:
- Five leaves measuring about 12x15 inches, browned, definite staining, loss of text on the first two leaves, some repairs, a working copy only
- Book No.:
- W-79501
- Price:
- $ 650.00
- Category:
- fraud, economics, Coining
- Author:
- Vickaris, A.
- Title:
- An Essay for Regulating of the Coyn: Wherein also is set forth, First, How we have lost that Import of Plate and Bullion we formerly had. Secondly, What is become of the great Quantities of Money coyned [and three other points]. Wing V337. Quarto
- Publisher:
- Printed by James O. for Richard Cumberland [etc.], London, 1696.
- Description:
- A work significant in the debate leading to "one of the great monetary events in history" and the adoption of the gold standard, crucially involving the views of John Locke, with its philosophical and financial consequences still debated
- Condition:
- Modern cloth backed marbled boards, a printed paper label on the front board, a bit of foxing, else clean and with untrimmed margins; the Taussig copy
- Book No.:
- W-79623
- Price:
- $ 1250.00
- Category:
- Coining, economics, legal reform
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