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Political Discourses (incl. Of Money and Of Interest)
David Hume
Political Discourses (incl. Of Money and Of Interest) by David Hume (William Bell Robertson edition (Walter Scott Publishing)) is a book on our Classics shelf. Hume's short economic essays, including Of Money, Of Interest, Of the Balance of Trade, Of Taxes and Of Public Credit. It suits readers interested in classics, and it is legally free from Project Gutenberg. Licence: Public domain in the USA (check your country).
Hume's short economic essays, including Of Money, Of Interest, Of the Balance of Trade, Of Taxes and Of Public Credit. Early, clear arguments on money supply, prices and trade that Adam Smith built on.
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David Hume
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William Bell Robertson edition (Walter Scott Publishing)
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2026-10-29
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