Attwood, Thomas, 1783-1856
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Attwood, Thomas
Thomas Attwood
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Works
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| Bank-note restriction (Scotland). |
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| Borough election, June 30th, 1841 Mr. Thomas Attwood's speech on the nomination of Joshua Scholefield, Esq., as candidate for Birmingham. |
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| The currency observations on the Letters of the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, baronet, to the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, as printed in the Times newspaper of January the 20th, 1843 |
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| Exportation of gold Mr. T. Attwood's speech, in the House of Commons, on May 30, 1839. |
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| An exposition of the cause and remedy of the agricultural distress |
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| The late prosperity, and the present adversity of the country, explained the proper remedies considered, and the comparative merits of the English and Scottish systems of banking discussed |
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| Lecture upon home colonization clearly demonstrating its practicability and the immense advantages that would accrue to the country by its immediate adoption : recently delivered in Birmingham |
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| A letter to the Right Hon. Nicholas Vansittart on the creation of money, 1817: |
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| A letter to Thomas Atwood, Esq., in reply to his speech at the public meeting, held in Birmingham, May 8, 1829, for the purpose of considering the distressed state of the country |
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| Minutes of evidence taken before the committee of the whole house ... to consider several petitions ... against the Orders in council |
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| Mozarts Schüler : Storace, Attwood, Sussmayer... |
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| Observations on currency, population, and pauperism in two letters to Arthur Young, Esq |
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| On circulating credit with hints for improving the banking system of Britain, and preliminary observations on some of the modern doctrines of political economy |
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| The present state of banking in England considered in a letter addressed to the Right Hon. Earl Fitzwilliam |
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| Principles of price being a reply to a speech delivered by Thomas Attwood, Esq. in the House of Commons, February 13th, 1826. |
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| Reflections on the cause of the public distresses, and on the only means of relieving them. - |
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| Remedies proposed as certain, speedy, and effectual, for the relief of our present embarrassments |
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| The remedy, or Thoughts on the present distresses. - |
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| Report of the important discussion held at Beardsworth's Repository, in Birmingham, August 28 and 29, 1832 between Messrs. T. Attwood and C. Jones and Mr. Cobbett on the question, "Whether it is best for the safety and welfare of the nation to attempt to relieve the existing distress by an action on the currency, or by an equitable adjustment of the taxes, rents, debts, contracts, and obligations, which now strangle the industry of the country? |
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| The Scotch banker containing articles under that signature on banking, currency, &c. |
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| A second letter to the Earl of Liverpool on the bank reports, as occasioning the national dangers and distresses |
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| Selected economic writings of Thomas Attwood. |
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| Speech of Thomas Attwood, Esq. at the town meeting, against the renewal of the East India charter, held ... January 8, 1813 |
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| State of Ireland (The cause of the present disturbances in Ireland, as shewn by Mr. Attwood in his seventh letter on the subject of the currency, addressed to the editor of The Farmers' Journal, and inserted in that paper on the 15th May, 1820). |
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| Thomas Attwood, p. [3] (décédé en 1856, économiste, politicien ; p. [18] né 1783-10-06) |
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| Two letters, addressed to the Duke of Wellington, on a change in the system of taxation, with security to the fund-holder ... on the corn laws, and Mr. Wills on rating wages |
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