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<p>them a man makes at the rate of  from 5 1/4 to 5 1/2<lb/>
<p>them a man makes at the rate of  from 5 1/4 to 5 1/2<lb/>
percent by the year:<add>difference from 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 per Cent.</add> But in these two cases the security<lb/>
per cent by the year:<add>difference from 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 per Cent.</add> But in these two cases the security<lb/>
is one and the same: it is Government security in both.<lb/>
is one and the same: it is Government security in both.<lb/>
Difference <del>between</del><add>therefore</add> in point of security and credit<lb/>
Difference <del>between</del><add>therefore</add> in point of security and credit<lb/>
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it is owing<lb/>
it is owing<lb/>
1. No small sum<lb/>
1. No small sum<lb/>
2. Not payable on<lb/>
2. Not payable a<lb/>
demand<lb/>
demand<lb/>
3. Terms not simply<lb/>
3. Terms not simply<lb/>
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4. Appearance <add>of the paper</add> not<lb/>
4. Appearance <add>of the paper</add> not<lb/>
so much in its<lb/>
so much in its<lb/>
favour</note><lb/>
favour</note><lb/>
influence of several causes: viz:1 the <del>large</del>
influence of several causes: viz:1 the <del>large</del><lb/>
of <add>Bills for</add> small sums <del>ad</del> of a size adapted to the<lb/>
-want of <add>Bills for</add> small sums <del>ad</del> of a size adapted to the<lb/>
general run of the demand: 2<gap/> the not being made <lb/>  
general run of the demand: 2<gap/>.<lb/> the not being made <lb/>  
payable to the Bearer at any time, but only after<lb/>
payable to the Bearer at any time, but only after<lb/>
the interval of <add>about</add> half a year after issuing: 3. the<lb/>
the interval of <add>about</add> half a year after issuing: 3. the<lb/>
want of that simplicity in respect of the terms made and<lb/>
want of that simplicity in respect of the terms made and<lb/>
mode of payment which is observable in <del>the</del><add>the Paper</add> Bank<lb/>  
mode of payment which is observable in <del>the</del><add>the paper</add> Bank<lb/>  
<add>of the Bank of England</add> Notes:4. to which may perhaps be added something<lb/>
<add>of the Bank of England</add> Notes:4. to which may perhaps be added something<lb/>
<add>(of which presently)</add> in the sensible properties of the instrument itself by<lb/>
<add>(of which presently)</add> in the sensible properties of the instrument itself by<lb/>
which the credit is convey'd.<add>engagement is expressed.</add></p>
which the credit is convey'd.<add>engagement is expressed.</add></p>


<p>That the want of sufficient division has a
<p>That the want of sufficient division has a <note><!-- Marginal note in pencil -->6<lb/>
1. Not being a sum<lb/>
smaller than £100</note><lb/>
very considerable share in the the production of this<add>the</add> effect<lb/>
very considerable share in the the production of this<add>the</add> effect<lb/>
can scarcely be a matter of doubt.  Exchequer<lb/>
can scarcely be a matter of doubt.  Exchequer<lb/>
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Exchequer Notes 7 Cause

them a man makes at the rate of from 5 1/4 to 5 1/2
per cent by the year:difference from 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 per Cent. But in these two cases the security
is one and the same: it is Government security in both.
Difference betweentherefore in point of security and credit
is not the differ cause of the difference in point of
current price between Government paper and
Bank.

The depretiation seems to be owing to the combined 5
Causes to which
it is owing
1. No small sum
2. Not payable a
demand
3. Terms not simply
expressed
4. Appearance of the paper not
so much in its
favour

influence of several causes: viz:1 the large
-want of Bills for small sums ad of a size adapted to the
general run of the demand: 2.
the not being made
payable to the Bearer at any time, but only after
the interval of about half a year after issuing: 3. the
want of that simplicity in respect of the terms made and
mode of payment which is observable in thethe paper Bank
of the Bank of England Notes:4. to which may perhaps be added something
(of which presently) in the sensible properties of the instrument itself by
which the credit is convey'd.engagement is expressed.

That the want of sufficient division has a 6
1. Not being a sum
smaller than £100

very considerable share in the the production of thisthe effect
can scarcely be a matter of doubt. Exchequer
Bills are all to an amount, viz: £100: they are
never issued for any less sum. Bank notes are
issued for £100, for £50, for £20, for £15, for
£10, and within this year twelvemonth or thereabouts
for £5. In the instance of the Exchequer Bills the
magnitude of the sum is of itself sufficient to render this


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