The Currency Question Freed From Mystery, in a Letter to Mr. Peel, Showing How the Distress May Be Relieved Without Altering the Standard .. 28
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If, however, the amount of one and two pound notes circulating in 1825 was at all correctly given at two and a half millions (the Duke of Wellington, however, on better grounds cal- culated it at six millions), it is evident that twenty-eight millions of sovereigns cannot be required merely for the purpose of change. It is much more probable that a very large propor- tion of them are demanded of bankers in prefer- ence to their five and ten pound notes, through the general distrust of country b...anks, which the crash of 1825 occasioned, and which the legis- lature unfortunately took no measures to coun- teract by placing, or even allowing these esta- 15 blishments to place themselves, on a sounder footing. Another very large quantity of sovereigns is no doubt removed from active circulation, and hoarded, by persons, who, from a similar distrust in bank notes, and the generally inadequate re- turns for the employment of capital, prefer keep- ing a deposit of gold by them, to be secure against all contingencies.
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If, however, the amount of one and two pound notes circulating in 1825 was at all correctly given at two and a half millions (the Duke of Wellington, however, on better grounds cal- culated it at six millions), it is evident that twenty-eight millions of sovereigns cannot be required merely for the purpose of change. It is much more probable that a very large propor- tion of them are demanded of bankers in prefer- ence to their five and ten pound notes, through the general distrust of country b...anks, which the crash of 1825 occasioned, and which the legis- lature unfortunately took no measures to coun- teract by placing, or even allowing these esta- 15 blishments to place themselves, on a sounder footing. Another very large quantity of sovereigns is no doubt removed from active circulation, and hoarded, by persons, who, from a similar distrust in bank notes, and the generally inadequate re- turns for the employment of capital, prefer keep- ing a deposit of gold by them, to be secure against all contingencies.
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