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Letter to James William Gilbart, Esquire, Manager of the London and Westminster Bank, on the Relative Merits of the English and Scotch Banking Systems
Reprint of the original, first published in 1838.
Letter to James William Gilbart, Esquire, Manager of the London and Westminster Bank: On the Relative Merits of the English and Scotch Banking Systems
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Letter to James William Gilbart, Esquire, Manager of the London and Westminster Bank, on the Relative Merits of the English and Scotch Banking Systems; With Practical Suggestions for the Consolidation of the English Joint-Stock Banking Interest
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