The Principles And Practical Operation of Sir Robert Peels Bill of 1844 Explain

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R Robert Torrens
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, the pieces which had previously circulated upon the credit of Government at their nominal value, would immediately sink to their bullion value. As regards weight and fineness, and, where seignorage is charged, limitation of quantity, coin is received upon the credit of Governments, as the instrument by which all transactions are finally adjusted and closed: and, in like manner, bank- notes which, in the language of Mr. Ricardo, " may be regarded as pieces of money upon which an enormous seign...orage is charged, " are received upon the credit of the issuing banks as the instrument by which balances are ad- justed and transactions finally closed. Upon Bit. Fullarton's own showing, money consists of those instruments only by which debts are discharged, balances adjusted, and trans- actions finally closed : and therefore Mr. Fullarton, unless he should choose to continue to contradict himself, must admit that bank-notes are, and that bills of exchange, cash credits, and cheques, are not, money.

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