A Select Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollectionspansp
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, and they were gradually raised still higher.
There can, therefore, be no doubt that the comparison ought to have been made with the number which were in circulation, not at the remarkable aera of the 26th February, 1797, but only during an average of years preceding the suspension.
The fact of the Bank of England notes having been reduced near a million and a half in the spring of 1801, a circumstance which renders the amount of them almost exactly equal at the two periods at which both I and... Mr. Boyd have made our comparison, could not be known to Mr. Boyd at the time of writing his pamphlet.
Mr. Boyd founds, on the supposed fact of the vast encrease of Bank of England notes, the opinion which he states in the beginning of his Work, that " to the augmentation of bank paper not convertible into specie, more than to any other cause, is to be ascribed the high price of provisions. " 147 284 Thornton on the quantity of the other in proportion to the call for the other.
The reader, in reasoning on this state of the case, may, perhaps, be inclined to infer, and it is a question which seems to deserve consideration, that when the Bank of England paper is more than usually restricted, the pressure in London which in such case takes place (for it is there that the general pressure originates), may be likely to relieve itself either by drawing to London a large part of the Bank of England paper usually circulating in the country, the place which it occupied being supplied by country paper, or by causing many of the payments of London to transfer themselves to the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and they were gradually raised still higher.
There can, therefore, be no doubt that the comparison ought to have been made with the number which were in circulation, not at the remarkable aera of the 26th February, 1797, but only during an average of years preceding the suspension.
The fact of the Bank of England notes having been reduced near a million and a half in the spring of 1801, a circumstance which renders the amount of them almost exactly equal at the two periods at which both I and... Mr. Boyd have made our comparison, could not be known to Mr. Boyd at the time of writing his pamphlet.
Mr. Boyd founds, on the supposed fact of the vast encrease of Bank of England notes, the opinion which he states in the beginning of his Work, that " to the augmentation of bank paper not convertible into specie, more than to any other cause, is to be ascribed the high price of provisions. " 147 284 Thornton on the quantity of the other in proportion to the call for the other.
The reader, in reasoning on this state of the case, may, perhaps, be inclined to infer, and it is a question which seems to deserve consideration, that when the Bank of England paper is more than usually restricted, the pressure in London which in such case takes place (for it is there that the general pressure originates), may be likely to relieve itself either by drawing to London a large part of the Bank of England paper usually circulating in the country, the place which it occupied being supplied by country paper, or by causing many of the payments of London to transfer themselves to the country.
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