THE BANK OF ENGLAND FROM WITHIN, London: Oxford University Press, 1931* 2 Volumes.

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1 ACRES,, Marston THE BANK OF ENGLAND FROM WITHIN, London: Oxford University Press, 1931* 2 Volumes.

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3 ANDREADES, A. BISTORT OF THE BANK OF EMJLAND. London: P. S. King & Son., 1909.

4 iu&tz, Dr. Peter Die Intwicklung der Diskontpolitik der Bank von Ingland~1780*1850. Berlin: Oarl Heymanns Verlag, 1916.

5 ASHTON, T, S. and R. S. Sayers (eds.) PAPERS IN ENGLISH MONETARY HISTORY. Oxford U. Press, London: late relate to 13th centuiy developments and controveries and early 19th to Bank Charter Act of 1844 to pre-1914 Gold Standard Letters written during crisis of 1825 Fetter, Horsefiel*, ^ t o n g^rs, etc Digitized for FRASER

6 ANDREADES, A. A HISTORI OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. Preface by H. S. Foxwell. London: P.S. King, 3rd ed., London: King, Pp

7 ANDREADES, A. HISTORY OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. & Son, London: P,, King

8 Anonymous The Bank of %gland in war times, BANKERS 1 INSURANCE MANAG. AND AGENTS 1 MAGAZINE, July, Pp. 6.

9 ARETZ, Di% Peter Die Entvicklung der Diskontpolitik der Bank von England 178Q-I850> Berlin: Carl Heymanns Verlag, 1916*

10 BASEHOT, Walter LOMBARD STREET. New York; Oharlea Scribner's Sons, ed., 1912.

11 Zurich: fl-fmhr, c. fry*- X LESCUBE, Jean Le marche a terme des changes en France. Paris: Librairie Dalloz, 1925.

12 fiopp K^r( R- X kvoluhos) f J*sf/u*ic*yfe &$ Cent**! B**iki*a P*Uc*,. J JL* V4 fast-fortrits employed &y ihe &fr*of?*?f. Pr/ov- fa>/ <? a ) ''Open *9fc*r<fieZ ofier*hr*s % BJ Temporary ac/tf<**<:<?? A> ftr* /faster 41 General Ctedti re*t+ich**\ b ) ^Hurle*Tii<i *c ****** W "litua/hi of c ) &)h. o C huiqes />/ cite,#' In /i'/y **> 14le^

13 BOPP, Karl R. The Bank of England, CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. 11, No. A, November, 1%, pp A reviev article on Clapham's THE BANK OF ENGLAND: A HISTORY.

14 BOPP, Karl R. "The Bank of England," CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. 11, N 0 v

15 BURRELL, H. V. A historical survey of the position occupied by the Bank of England as regards the other banks of this country, the state, and the financial and commercial community generally with especial reference to the present position of the bank, JOURNAL OF THE INSTITUTE OF BANKERS, November, pp. prize essay

16 CLAPHAM, Sir John H. THE BANK OF ENGLAND: A HISTORY. Nev York: Maeraillan, Volumes. Pp. 314-J 465.

17 CLAPHAJV) 'b/r John The Ban* cf fi>yw; /) Mishr'f, KW- '^e \j/e>uj s Sc». K*/. // /^^ Z 3 /*. 6>/t>-z'? _ P/>. /if- S L " Vt*?rr re tonne/ft* VJ/\ '^

18 CLAPHAM, J. H. The private business of the Bank of England, , ECONOMIC HISTORY. REVIEW, Vol. XI, 1941, PP

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21 DUNCAN, V. J. NOTES ON THE RATE OF DISCOUNT IN LONDON, FROM MAY, 1866, TO THE CLOSE OF 1873J VITH CONTINUA TION TO THE CLOSE OF Edinburgh: Lorimer & Gillies, 1877.

22 EDWARDS, D. S. A CRITICAL STUDY OF GOLD RESERVES AND THE MONETARY STANDARD, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE POSITION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND $ AND AN OUTLINE OF A PROPOSED MONETARY SYSTEM FOR THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH. London: P. S. King, Pp. vii, L48. Review: c (critical) by F. A. Bradjrd, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXIV, March, 1934, p. 139.

23 ft C*iUc*l &u/y 0f Gold Reserves *rr</ //;<k> ike ros'this* cf tkr ua^k c? F*>f W *nd S«0u1//*e *f dl Proposed A/iOfe&ry * if sir Mr fin- the Pr/ns > Ctr>&&4/> 7 i4jrc4s/& t of AJdhtOts

24 FEAVEARYEAR, A. E THE POUND STERLING. Oxford: Clarendon Press,

25 FISK, Harvey E. ENGLISH PUBLIC FINANCE. New York: Bankers Trust Co., 1920.

26 FRANCIS, J. THE HISTORY OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. London: Willoughby, 3d edition, Volumes.

27 GREGORY, T. E. SELECT DOCUMENTS RELATING TO BRITISH BANKING. London: Oxford University Press, Vols.

28 HARRIS, Seymour MONETARY PROBLEMS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE* New York: The Macmillan Company, 1931.

29 RRGD, J. F. Consequences of Nationalising the Bank of England. THE POLITICAL QUARTERLY, XVII, Wo. 3, July-Sept

30 HARROD, Boy F. Consequences of Nationalising the Bank of England, POLITICAL QUARTERLY, July-September, 1946.

31 HAWTREY, R. G. THE EXCHEQUER AND THE CONTROL OF EXPENDITURE. London: Longmans, Green, 1921.

32 HERISSON, C. Le Controle du Credit par la Banque d, Angleterre, Paris: Recueil Sirey, 1932*

33 Revievs HULFTEGGER, 0. Die Bank von England mit besonderer Berucksichtigung der Reservefrage und der Entwertung der englischen Rente. Zflrich: Art. Institut Orell Fussli, Pp. xiii, 423. by Chester A. Phillips, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEI, v. VI, March, 1916, pp

34 JARVI3, J. R. THE OLD LADY UNVEILED: A CRITICISM AND AN EXPLANATION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. London: Vishart, 1933* Pp. U4.

35 KING, V. T. C. "The Bank of England," THE ECONOMIC HISTORY REVIEW, Vol. XV, Nos. 1 and 2, 1945.

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37 NORTON, J. E. Author File The Bank of England and the Money Market, THE POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, Vol. 36, September, pp Diminished control of Bank over money supply

38 M Norton, J.E. The Bank of England and the money market. (In political science quarterly. v*36 f Sept p ) Interest - Great Britain - Rates. Bank of England - Ratee.

39 MCCULLOCH, J. R. HISTORIEAL SKETCH OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. London: 1831.

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41 NORTON, J. E. "The Bank of England and the money market," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, XXXVI, No. 3* September, Pp. 21 With the development of joint-stock banks, the power of the Bank of England over the money market has greatly diminished. War finance contributed to this decline in power. It is predicted that the money market in the future will be controlled by a combination of joint-stock banks, with a certain amount of deference to the wishes of the Bank of England. Abstract by N.R. Whitney, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XII, June, 1922, p. 365-

42 PALGRAVE, R. H. Inglis THE HISTORT OF THE SEPABATION OF THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE BASK OF ENGLAND. National Monetary Commission. Senate Document No l Congress, 2 Session. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1910.

43 PALGRAVE, R. H. Inglis A Review of the»bank of England' by W. R. Lawson, THE ECONOMIC JOURNAL, Vol. XVI, December, 1906, Pp

44 PHILIPPOVICH, E. von HISTORY OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND, translated Dy C. Meredith and with introduction by R. S. Foxwell, NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION, Vol- 3. Washington: Government Printing Office, 19U* First published at Vienna, 1885> under the title: "Die Bank von England im Dienst der Finanzverwaltung des Staates."

45 RICHARDS, R. D. THE EARLY HISTORY OF BANKING IN ENGLAND. London: King, 1929.

46 RiVi- Charles s± Battue d* HnqlettiiWB ct I' Act <^ R=cf <ty\ a oof!4"* ; " U Rgifi/g J«fg6H0i»y«g

47 ROGERS, J. E. Thorold THS FIRST NINE YEARS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. Oxford: Clarendon Press; and New York: Macmillan, 1S37.

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49 SAYERS, R. S. The development of central banking after Bagehot, ECONOMIC HISTORY REVIEW, 2nd Series, Vol. IV, No. 1, 1951.

50 SAYERS, R. S. BANK OF ENGLAND OPERATIONS, London: P. S. King, Pp. xxiv Pp Review: by Aaron Director, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 4-5, Dec, 1937, pp

51 SHAW, Reginald THE BANK OF ENGLAND, London:

52 SHAV, Villiam A. THE THEORY AND PPINCIPLLS OF CENTRAL BANKING With Special Reference to the Working of the Bank of England and of the Federal peserve System of the United States. London: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd., 1st ed., Pp. xii,

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55 THOROLD ROGERS, J. E. THE FIRST NINE YEARS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. Oxford University Press, 1887.

56 VINER, Jacob Clapham on the Bank of England, ECONOMICA, May, 1945, pp* 61*68. A review article

57 VINER, Jacob Clapham on the Bank of England, ECONOMICA, May, Pp. 8.

58 VADSVORTH, J.E. The Old Lady (Bank of England) Lives On. BANKERS' MAGAZINE, August, Pp. 11.

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