Bank of England bill sparks debate on land lord excess profits
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century debate recounts discussions on gold payments, banknotes, and landowner profits under a restrictive bill. Members compare current measures to past crises, weighing the impact on rent, currency exchange, and public credit while noting forgery prosecutions and administrative steps.
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