Interest of money mistaken, or, A treatise proving that the abatement of interest is the effect and not the cause of the riches of a nation and that six per cent is a proportionable interest to the present condition of this kingdom.
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- Interest of money mistaken, or, A treatise proving that the abatement of interest is the effect and not the cause of the riches of a nation and that six per cent is a proportionable interest to the present condition of this kingdom.
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- London :: [s.n.],
- 1668.
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Interest of Money Mistaken.
OR A Treatise, Proving, that the Abatement of INTEREST IS THE EFFECT And not the CAUSE Of the Riches of a NATION, AND THAT SIX PER CENT.
Is a Proportionable Interest to the present condition of this KINGDOM.
LONDON, Printed in the Year, 1668.