The Works of John Locke, Volume 5Thomas Tegg, 1823 - Philosophy |
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Page 90
... bullion . For deli- vering into the mint his silver in bars , he has the same quantity of silver delivered out to him again in coin , without any charges to him . Whereby , if at any time he has occasion for bullion , it is the same ...
... bullion . For deli- vering into the mint his silver in bars , he has the same quantity of silver delivered out to him again in coin , without any charges to him . Whereby , if at any time he has occasion for bullion , it is the same ...
Page 91
... bullion to send beyond sea , or of silver to make plate , need but take milled money and melt it down , and he has it as cheap as if it were in pieces of eight , or other silver coming from abroad ; the stamp , which so well secures the ...
... bullion to send beyond sea , or of silver to make plate , need but take milled money and melt it down , and he has it as cheap as if it were in pieces of eight , or other silver coming from abroad ; the stamp , which so well secures the ...
Page 92
... bullion . But it cannot be supposed that men will part with their old and heavier money at the same rate that the lighter new coin goes at , and pay away their old crowns for 5s . in tale , when at the mint they will yield them 58. 3d ...
... bullion . But it cannot be supposed that men will part with their old and heavier money at the same rate that the lighter new coin goes at , and pay away their old crowns for 5s . in tale , when at the mint they will yield them 58. 3d ...
Page 93
... bullion of the same fineness ; for the coinage which is the manufactory about it , and makes all the difference , costing nothing , what can make the difference of value ? And therefore , whoever wants bullion , will as cheaply melt ...
... bullion of the same fineness ; for the coinage which is the manufactory about it , and makes all the difference , costing nothing , what can make the difference of value ? And therefore , whoever wants bullion , will as cheaply melt ...
Page 96
... bullion , ( which is the safest way , as not being prohi- bited ) the weightiest is sure to go . But when so great a quantity of your money is clipped , or so great a part of your weighty money is carried away , that the fo- reign ...
... bullion , ( which is the safest way , as not being prohi- bited ) the weightiest is sure to go . But when so great a quantity of your money is clipped , or so great a part of your weighty money is carried away , that the fo- reign ...
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