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Volume 1 General Introduction; Nicholas Oresme, De Moneta (Of Currency)(c. 1355) translated by Charles Johnson (1956); Bernardo Davanzati, ADiscourse Upon Coins (1588) translated by John Toland (1696); Gerard Malynes,Consuetudo, vel, Lex Mercatoria; or, The Ancient Law-Merchant (1656); WFleetwood, A Sermon against Clipping (1694); John Locke, Some Considerationsof the Consequences of Lowering the Interest, and Raising the Value of Money(1696), two excerpts; Richard Temple, Some Short Remarks upon Mr. Locke'sBook (1696); Charles Jenkinson (Lord Liverpool), A Treatise on the Coins ofthe Realm (1805); Nassau Senior, Transmission of the Precious Metals fromCountry to Country (1828) Volume 2 James Mill, Elements of PoliticalEconomy, 3rd edition (1844); Nassau Senior, Three Lectures on the Value ofMoney (1840); John Stuart Mill, Principles of Political Economy, 5th edition(1893); Michel Chevalier, Remarks on the Production of the Precious Metalsand on the Depreciation of Gold, translated by D Forbes Campbell (1853); JohnCairnes, The Course of Depreciation (1858); John Cairnes, InternationalResults (1860); William Stanley Jevons, A Serious Fall in the Value of GoldAscertained, and its Social Effects Set Forth (1863); Walter Bagehot, TheEffect of the Gold Discoveries, More Especially Upon Men of Business (1863);Walter Bagehot, The Depreciation of Gold Since 1848 (1872-3) Volume 3William Stanley Jevons, On the International Monetary Convention and theIntroduction of an International Currency into this Kingdom (1868); RobertGiffen, The General Case Against Bimetallism (1879); Robert Giffen, On SomeBimetallic Fallacies (1886); Henry Dunning MacLeod, Bimetallism (1894);William Hope Harvey and J Laurence Laughlin, The Harvey-Laughlin Debate(1895); Francis A Walker, International Bimetallism (1896); J LaurenceLaughlin, The History of Bimetallism in the United States, 4th edn. (1897);Bonamy Price, The Principles of Currency, 'The Money Market and Gold' (1869);Edward Atkinson, The Banking Principle (1895); Index