- King
Charles V of
latter Spain and his son King
Philip II did
follow the
bullionist recommendations.
Thomas Milles (1550–1627) and
others recommended that...
-
Financier and
Bullionist was a
British daily newspaper published in London. It
focused on finance. The
paper renamed Financier and
Bullionist in 1900 was...
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outflow of gold. The
Currency School emerged from the
beliefs of the
Bullionist group,
which was
prevalent in the
early 1800s. When the
French landed...
- The Financier, a
British newspaper which was
merged into
Financier and
Bullionist This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Financier...
-
first set
forth by
Ricardo (i.e.
David Ricardo, 1824) at the time of the
Bullionist Controversy. He laid it down that a
currency is in its most
perfect state...
-
Latin Monetary Union and the
Scandinavian Monetary Union.
During the
Bullionist Controversy during the
Napoleonic Wars,
David Ricardo argued that the...
- Thornton, an
opponent of the real
bills doctrine, was a
defender of the
bullionist position and a
significant figure in
monetary theory. Thornton's process...
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Dailies British Gazette British Worker The
Bullionist Daily Chronicle Daily Citizen The
Daily Courant Daily Dispatch Daily Express Daily Gazette Daily...
- ‘Bankers' Magazine,’ to
which he was one of the prin****l contributors, the ‘
Bullionist,’ and the ‘Stock
Exchange Gazette.’ He also
conducted the
literary and...
- 20 June 1850, and is
buried in its church.
Bosanquet held to the "Anti-
Bullionist" position, now
identified with the real
bills doctrine. In 1810 he published...
