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<dd>Running title: Writers on English monetary history</dd>
<dd>Sir Robert Cotton and the debasement of 1626.--Henry Robinson: and extracts from the state papers of the commonwealth illustrative of the monetary movements of 1649-51.--Sir Richard Temple and J. S., opponents of John Locke in the recoinage of 1696.--Sir Isaac Newton's mint reports (1701-25), hitherto unpublished.--John Conduitt's Observations upon the present state of our gold and silver coins (1730)</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Money; Currency question</div>
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Shaw, William Arthur, 1865-1943</div>
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