Format:
1 online resource (345 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
ISBN:
9780415528788
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9781136297434
Series Statement:
Routledge Library Editions: Banking and Finance Series
Content:
This is widely acknowledged as a scholarly and well-documented study of early banking in England. It bridges gaps in the early history of English banking and deals with the operations of the pre-Bank of England bankers, the evolution of English paper money and the remarkable transactions of the early directors of the Bank of England. Although the main body of the book concentrates on the 16th and 17th centuries, the volume includes a brief survey of English banking in the 18th and early 19th centuries
Note:
Intro -- THE EARLY HISTORY OF BANKING IN ENGLAND -- Copyright -- THE EARLY HISTORY OF BANKING IN ENGLAND -- Original Copyright -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS -- CHAPTER I THE PIONEERS -- CHAPTER II THE GOLDSMITH BANKERS AND THE EVOLUTION OF ENGLISH PAPER MONEY -- CHAPTER III THE GOLDSMITH BANKERS AND THEIR TRANSACTIONS WITH THE EXCHEQUER -- CHAPTER IV TUDOR AND STUART BANKING SCHEMES -- CHAPTER V THE FOUNDATION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND -- CHAPTER VI THE EARLY TRANSACTIONS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND -- CHAPTER VII THE EARLY TRANSACTIONS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND -- CHAPTER VIII THE SALIENT FEATURES OF ENGLISH BANKING HISTORY IN THE EIGHTEENTH AND EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURIES -- CHAPTER IX CONCLUSION -- (i) The Economic Background -- (ii) The Political Background -- (iii) The Religious Background -- (iv) The Evolution of Banking Theory and Practice -- APPENDICES -- APPENDIX 1. The Earliest Examples of Goldsmiths' Receipt Notes -- APPENDIX 2. The Private Accounts of Samuel Pepys and Narcissus Luttrell. From the earliest of Messrs. Hoare's Ledgers -- APPENDIX 3. Other Examples of Private Accounts from the Ledgers of Goldsmith Bankers -- APPENDIX 4. Items selected from an Exchange Account in one of the Ledgers of Alderman Edward Backwell, Goldsmith Banker -- APPENDIX 5. Entries, dated 13th November 1656 to 2nd July 1657, from a Cromwellian Exchequer Book recording the Receipt of "Moneyes Payable" by Sir Thomas Vyner and Edward Backwell, Goldsmith Bankers, " upon their Contract for the Spanish Plate and Money -- APPENDIX 6. A Treasury Warrant, dated 15th July 1664, authorising the drawing of an Order for Payment of £357 4s. 9d. due to Edward Backwell for recoining the Cross and Harp Money
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APPENDIX 17. A Treasury Warrant, dated 21st July 1674, for the payment of Interest on the State Debt to the Goldsmith Bankers -- APPENDIX 18. A Goldsmith Banker's Conditions of Office upon being appointed Cashier and Receiver of Excise -- APPENDIX 19. A Goldsmith Banker's Assignment, dated 11th September 1677 -- APPENDIX 20. A Treasury Warrant, dated 3rd January 1686, for the payment of Interest to Richard Kent and Charles Duncombe, Goldsmith Bankers -- APPENDIX 21. The first Minutes of the Court of Directors of the Bank of England -- APPENDIX 22. The Bank of England's earliest Regulations for the keeping of a "Drawing Account," dated 12th January 1698 -- APPENDIX 23. The Bank of England's earliest Public Statement of Accounts, dated 10th November 1696 -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX
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APPENDIX 7. A Treasury Warrant, dated 25th October 1664, for the payment of £8,000 and £1,500 to Edward Backwell, the former sum as a Free Gift for Loans to Charles II, and the latter as an Allowance for receiving the Dunkirk Money -- APPENDIX 8. A List of Tallies struck on the Hearth Duty held by Sir Robert Vyner, Goldsmith Banker -- APPENDIX 9. A Privy Seal, dated 25th August 1669, authorising payment to Edward Backwell of £4,650 16s. 8d. as Interest, Allowance and Gratuity on several Loans to Charles II, and an attached "General Accompt of Interest -- APPENDIX 10. The Interest Account of John Portman, Goldsmith Banker, attached to a Privy Seal, dated 31st March 1671, authorising payment of £497 17s. 6. as Interest and "Charges" on a Loan of £9,608 16s. id. advanced by this Banker -- APPENDIX 11. A Privy Seal, dated 21st May 1671, to Sir Robert Vyner for the Payment of £9,063 15s. 7d. and £22,865 85. 8d. for Gold Chains, Medals, Plate and Jewels supplied to Charles II -- APPENDIX 12. Copies, entered in an Exchequer Order Book, of the original Payment Orders authorising "Reward and Compensation" to Edward Backwell for Loans amounting to £14,169 -- APPENDIX 13. Entries from an Exchequer Interest Account recording payments of Interest to Goldsmith Bankers in the year of the "Stop" of the Exchequer -- APPENDIX 14. The first two Items of an Exchequer "Accompt of Monies" due to Dorothea Colville, Administratrix of John Colville, Goldsmith Banker, for Interest -- APPENDIX 15. A Privy Seal, dated 30th June 1674, for the payment of £300 to Edward Backwell, and £2,000 to Sir Robert Vyner as Allowances for keeping in readiness for the Service of the State the sums of £33,337 6s. 8d. and £145,000 respectively -- APPENDIX 16. An Exchequer "Accompt of Monies" due to Joseph Hornby, Goldsmith Banker, for Interest
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Print version Richards, Richard The Early History of Banking in England (RLE Banking and Finance) Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group,c2012 ISBN 9780415528788
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