The History of British Commerce, From the Earlist Times
The History of British Commerce, From the Earlist Times
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of our present money; and the penny, being the twelfth part of the shilling, or the 240th part of the pound, was still of the same -mue as in the Saxon times, and contained an amount of silver equd to a trifle more than what might be purchased by 2f
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of our present money; and the penny, being the twelfth part of the shilling, or the 240th part of the pound, was still of the same -mue as in the Saxon times, and contained an amount of silver equd to a trifle more than what might be purchased by 2f
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