Financial correspondence and printed papers

Title

Financial correspondence and printed papers

Shelfmark

MS. Brand 35

Summary

Comprises:

Darling, J. C.B.E, 'Currency co-operation in the British Empire', Address delivered before The Manchester Association of Importers and Exporters 4 Dec, 1922

'Our Foreign Debts', an address delivered by Brand, 1916

Memorandum on the World's Monetary Problems by A.H. Gibson: Mar, 1922

'Money and Barter: Some Economic Consequences of the Introduction of Money and Bank Credit', Francis D. Pollack Foundation for Economic Research, 1921

'Paul M. Warbug Views as Inconceivable Insistence of U.S. on Payment of War Debts by Allies Unable to Pay', The Commercial and Financial Chronicle , 5 Aug 1922: v.115, no.2980, p.596

'Memorandum re. Gold Position', submitted to the Treasury, Apr 1915

notes and memoranda regarding currency issue and American Exchange

correspondence with: J.F. Darling, Viscount Milner, the Rt. Hon. R. McKenna and others, regarding financial matters

The Co-ordination of British Industry and Finance, pamphlet by Brand, and related correspondence, 1916

'Memorandum on the Relation Between the Economic Position of the United Kingdom and Military Service', by W.J. Ashley, 1 Sep, 1915

Currency and Bank Notes Act, 1914, chapter 14

Currency and Bank Notes Act, 1914 [Amendment], chapter 72

'Memorandum on Merits of Cheap as Opposed to Dear Money in this War', [1916?]

'The Finances of the Belligerents. German View of the Financial Pinch of the Entente'. Letter from the German correspondent of Goteborgs Handels and Sjofartstidning, 15 Feb, 1915

The Coordination of British Industry and Finance, by Brand, 1916, and related correspondence

Date

1915-1922

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box