The Path to Riches: An Inquiry Into the Origin And Use of Money; And Into the Principles of Stocks & Banks. to Which Are Subjoined, Some Thoughts Respecting a Bank for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
The Path to Riches: An Inquiry Into the Origin And Use of Money; And Into the Principles of Stocks & Banks. to Which Are Subjoined, Some Thoughts Respecting a Bank for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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ir ITie emission of paper bills of credit in the New-England states was first no other than the anticipation of particular taxes ; but as the specie could not be produced to be ex- changed for them at all times when demanded, they could not avoid a depreciation. This depreciation virtually les- sened tlie quantity of medium, and created a necessity for a further emission ; whence it has happened that there never has been an instance of emitting bills but where they have been redeemed at a depre...ciated value, if redeemed at all.
New-Hampshire had paper money at all times before the year 1768. The situation and character of the people were changed for the better almost immediately on their having a regular, unfluctuating medium of commerce.
Rhode-Island being more out of the control of the gov- ernment of the mother country, has always had a paper medium, or a bank without stock. The effects are too ea- sily seen to need a comment.
The Bank of Genoa is the most ancient bank in Europe ; the date of its institution is not certainly known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ir ITie emission of paper bills of credit in the New-England states was first no other than the anticipation of particular taxes ; but as the specie could not be produced to be ex- changed for them at all times when demanded, they could not avoid a depreciation. This depreciation virtually les- sened tlie quantity of medium, and created a necessity for a further emission ; whence it has happened that there never has been an instance of emitting bills but where they have been redeemed at a depre...ciated value, if redeemed at all.
New-Hampshire had paper money at all times before the year 1768. The situation and character of the people were changed for the better almost immediately on their having a regular, unfluctuating medium of commerce.
Rhode-Island being more out of the control of the gov- ernment of the mother country, has always had a paper medium, or a bank without stock. The effects are too ea- sily seen to need a comment.
The Bank of Genoa is the most ancient bank in Europe ; the date of its institution is not certainly known.
What to read after The Path to Riches: An Inquiry Into the Origin And Use of Money; And Into the Principles of Stocks & Banks. to Which Are Subjoined, Some Thoughts Respecting a Bank for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts?
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