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extinguishes 1.9:6d a year interest: whereas
 if paid in the sum of interest it extinguishes
 so much interest, but nothing more
The undemanded interest (it might be thought) might 
in this way come 1. accumulate to such a mass,
 as might be productive of inconvenience, if, by 
a sudden turn of affairs, it were to become the
 interest a matter of advantage to the whole
 body of accountants to claim payment of it
 at once. But, no such inconvenience could 
swell to an amount worth regarding. on a second glance, the inconvenience
 would vanish be seen to vanish altogether. Supposing
 as before the amount of the paper 20 millions; note of interest
 being at 1.9s:6d: the whole amount of a 
 years interest would thus be short of 300,000.
 As it would be Being simple interest, not compound,
 the whole amount of it in 20 years would be
 short of 6 million, supposing the whole of it
 to remain undemanded and the principal undiminished
 at that time. No spece (  seen:) could carry 
 more than its own interest: (it has been seen+)can carry 
+ 
 because,
 as the open spece fills, the paper of the close spece is paid
 off, interest and principal together. Respite
 is indeed proposed: but the term of respite need
 not be so long, as to  government from
 providing such a course of redemption, as
 should at the same time word of the and inconvenience
 that might ensue on too sudden defalcation from diminution of this
 first of the , and at the same time prevent
 the amount of the amount of the interest from swelling to such
 any formidable mass amounting such amount as to
 become formidable. At the worst 6,000,000 is  such a
 
period, +       
 +period, interest so low & money so abundant, 6,000,000 would be but a trifle to raise by an immediate and temporary loan, as now by Exchequer Bills  
End of the chapter
 
| Identifier: | JB/002/220/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 2. | |||
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| 13 | |||
| 002 | Annuity Notes | ||
| 220 | |||
| 001 | |||
| Text sheet | 1 | ||
| Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property. | E11 / F122 | ||
| Jeremy Bentham | |||
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