Le système des banques
1" Documents officiels
An Account of the Namber of Country Banks in England and Wales for ivhich Licences to issue Promissory Notes hâve been tnken ont in cach Ycar, from 1808 to 1818 ...., 1819.
2° Ouvrages d'ensemble.
Macleoi) (H.-D.). The Theory and Praclice of Banking, 2 vol., f-- éd., 1855-1856; 5" éd., 1892-93.
Bagehot (W.). Lombard Street; a description of the Moncy Market, 1873. Rae (George). The Country Banker; his clients, cares and luork. From an expérience offorty years, 1885.
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Lawson (W.-J.). The History of Banking; ivith a comprehensive account of the origin, rise, andprogress, of the banks of England, Ireland, and Scotland, 1"'^ éd., 1852; 2° éd. augmentée, 1855.
Kerr (A. W.)- History of Banking in Scotland, 1884.
Les deux ouvrages de
Francis (John). History of the Bank of England, its times and traditions, 1847;
— . Chronicles and Characters of the Stock- Exchange, 1849 (trad. fr., 1854); sont surtout aaecdotiques.
3^ Monographies, biographies individuelles. FoRBES (Sir William). Memoirs of a Banking-hoase, 1860. Hughes (L.). Liverpool Banks and Bankers, 1760-1837, 1905.
2. Suspension du paiement en espèces; les crises et leur explication. 1° Documents officiels.
Report, iogether with Minutes of Evidence and Accounts,from the Select Commiltee appointed to inquire into the cause of the High Priée of Gold Bullion, .... 1810.
First and Second Reports from the Commiltee of Secrecy appointed to consider of the State ofthe Bank of England, with référence to the expediency of the Resumption ofCash Payments at the period fixed by law, 1819.
First and Second Reports by the Lords Secret Commiltee appointed to inquire into the same subject, 1819.
2° La polémique contemporaine.
The Iniquity of Banking; or Bank-Notes proved to be an injury to the public, and the real cause of the présent exorbitant price of provisions, 2^ éd., 1797.
The Utility ofCountry Banks considered, 1802.
TiiORNTON (Henry). An Enquiry into the Nature and Effects of the Paper Crédit of Great Britain, 1802.
Guineas an unnecessary and expensive incumbrance on commerce; or, the impolicy of repealing the bank restriction bill considered, 2*^ éd., avec appendice, 1803.
KiNG (Peter —, seventh lord King). Thoughts on the Effects of the Bank Restrictions, 1« éd., 1803; 2" éd., augmentée, 1804.
BosANOUET (Charles). Practical Observations on the report ofthe Bullion Commiltee, l-^" éd., 1810; 2<> éd., augmentée, 1810.
RiCARDO (David). High Price of Bullion a Proof of the Dépréciation of Bank Notes, 1811.
— — , Reply to Mr. Bosanquet's Practical Observations on the Report of the Bullion Commiltee, 1811.
Une brochure parue en 1811 sous le titre de
Resolutions proposed to the House of Gommons on the Report of the Commiltee appointed to inquire into the High Price of Bullion, by Francis Horner and the right hon. N. Vansitlart, also the several divisions which look place in conse-
quence of the same — , to ivhich is added, a list of publications occasioned by the Report of the Committee, 1811.
Donne une liste do soixante ouvrages parus de 1802 à 1811. CoBBETT (William). Paper against Gold : Containing the History and Mystery of the Bank of England, the Funds, the Debt, the Sinking Fund, the Bank Stoppage, the lowering and the raising of the value of Paper-Money : and showing, that Taxation, Pauperism, Poverly, Misery and Crimes hâve ail increased, and ever mast increase, with a Fanding System, 1817.
Recueil d'articles parus dans le Political Register, 1810-11.
30 Ouvrages d'ensemble. Citons, en particulier :
TooKE (Thomas). A History of Priées and of the State of the Circulation from 1793 to 1837, 1838.
.luGLAR (Clément). Des Crises Commerciales et de leur retour périodique en France, en Angleterre et aux États-Unis, l"^" éd., 1862; 2'^ éd., 1889.
