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<p><note>Ch XII</note> <lb/><del>millions above spoken of to eight millions.</del> </p>
<p><note>Ch XII</note> <lb/><del>millions above spoken of to eight millions.</del> </p>


<p>But it is on the <add>quantity</add> <del>mass</del> of money ready to be <lb/> transferred to those to whom it is <hi rend='underline'>due</hi>, or by <lb/>whom it is otherwise <hi rend='underline'>expected</hi>, whether out of the<lb/> <del>mass</del> <add>portion</add> which is kept in general circulation <add>in <hi rend='underline'>small</hi> masses</add> and <lb/><del>from</del> <add><del>by</del></add> which serves as a vehicle for <hi rend='underline'>income</hi>, or<lb/> out of the <del>mass</del> <add>portion</add> kept up on <hi rend='underline'>large</hi> masses, in the <lb/>shape of <hi rend='underline'>capital</hi>, that the body of commercial money <lb/>in their capacity of <hi rend='underline'>debtors</hi>, depend for their ability <lb/>to fulfill the aggregate mass of their engagements <del>t</del>. <lb/>If then the influx of money in the course of the<lb/> year into commercial hands be thus <unclear>fiminished</unclear> <lb/>by the amount of eight millions, in the score of<lb/> income and capital taken together, eight millions <lb/>or some such large sum, will be the amount of engagements<lb/> <hi rend='underline'>broken</hi>, in the course of that year, by<lb/> reason of the defalcation of a single millions<lb/> worth of Bank paper, (unless in so far as the deficiency <lb/>may have been made up from other sources): <lb/> and to this amount will the <del>que</del> commercial wealth <lb/>of the country have suffered &#x2014; not only in point of <lb/><hi rend='underline'>quantity</hi>, but in point of <hi rend='underline'>security</hi>. </p>
<p>But it is on the <add>quantity</add> <del>mass</del> of money ready to be <lb/> transferred to those to whom it is <hi rend='underline'>due</hi>, or by <lb/>whom it is otherwise <hi rend='underline'>expected</hi>, whether out of the<lb/> <del>mass</del> <add>portion</add> which is kept in general circulation <add>in <hi rend='underline'>small</hi> masses</add> and <lb/><del>from</del> <add><del>by</del></add> which serves as a vehicle for <hi rend='underline'>income</hi>, or<lb/> out of the <del>mass</del> <add>portion</add> kept up on <hi rend='underline'>large</hi> masses, in the <lb/>shape of <hi rend='underline'>capital</hi>, that the body of commercial money <lb/>in their capacity of <hi rend='underline'>debtors</hi>, depend for their ability <lb/>to fulfill the aggregate mass of their engagements <del>t</del>. <lb/>If then the influx of money in the course of the<lb/> year into commercial hands be thus diminished <lb/>by the amount of eight millions, in the score of<lb/> income and capital taken together, eight millions <lb/>or some such large sum, will be the amount of engagements<lb/> <hi rend='underline'>broken</hi>, in the course of that year, by<lb/> reason of the defalcation of a single millions<lb/> worth of Bank paper, (unless in so far as the deficiency <lb/>may have been made up from other sources): <lb/> and to this amount will the <del>que</del> commercial wealth <lb/>of the country have suffered &#x2014; not only in point of <lb/><hi rend='underline'>quantity</hi>, but in point of <hi rend='underline'>security</hi>. </p>


<p>I speak of <hi rend='underline'>security</hi> in contradistinction to actual <add>to <hi rend='underline'>quantity</hi>: i:e:</add> <lb/> wealth to a <hi rend='underline'>liquidated</hi> amount: for, <del>wha</del> if, to the above<lb/> liquidated loss, be added the loss by failure following <lb/> upon failure, in consequence of the shock given to <hi rend='underline'>security</hi>, <lb/>the ultimate loss may rise, above the supposed eight <lb/>millions, to an indefinite amount. <lb/> <add>The</add> </p>
<p>I speak of <hi rend='underline'>security</hi> in contradistinction to actual <add>to <hi rend='underline'>quantity</hi>: i:e:</add> <lb/> wealth to a <hi rend='underline'>liquidated</hi> amount: for, <del>wha</del> if, to the above<lb/> liquidated loss, be added the loss by failure following <lb/> upon failure, in consequence of the shock given to <hi rend='underline'>security</hi>, <lb/>the ultimate loss may rise, above the supposed eight <lb/>millions, to an indefinite amount. <lb/> <add>The</add> </p>

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Ch XII
millions above spoken of to eight millions.

But it is on the quantity mass of money ready to be
transferred to those to whom it is due, or by
whom it is otherwise expected, whether out of the
mass portion which is kept in general circulation in small masses and
from by which serves as a vehicle for income, or
out of the mass portion kept up on large masses, in the
shape of capital, that the body of commercial money
in their capacity of debtors, depend for their ability
to fulfill the aggregate mass of their engagements t.
If then the influx of money in the course of the
year into commercial hands be thus diminished
by the amount of eight millions, in the score of
income and capital taken together, eight millions
or some such large sum, will be the amount of engagements
broken, in the course of that year, by
reason of the defalcation of a single millions
worth of Bank paper, (unless in so far as the deficiency
may have been made up from other sources):
and to this amount will the que commercial wealth
of the country have suffered — not only in point of
quantity, but in point of security.

I speak of security in contradistinction to actual to quantity: i:e:
wealth to a liquidated amount: for, wha if, to the above
liquidated loss, be added the loss by failure following
upon failure, in consequence of the shock given to security,
the ultimate loss may rise, above the supposed eight
millions, to an indefinite amount.
The

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