HARRIS, Joseph.

An Essay upon money and coins. Part I. The theories of commerce, money, and exchanges [continued by] Part II. Wherein is shewed, that the established standard of money should not be violated or altered, under any pretence whatsoever ...

London, G. Hawkins, 1757–58. First edition. ‘This is one of the very best treatises on money and coins that has ever been published. It is clearly and ably written; and, in addition to an exposition of the principles that determine the value of coins and the course of exchange, it contains some good illustrations of the influence of commerce, and of the division of labour in furthering the increase of wealth. Part II is principally occupied with an examination and refutation of the various statements that have been, from time to time, put forward in vindication of a degredation of the standard’ (McCulloch).Einaudi 2850; Goldsmiths’ 9259; Higgs 1516; Kress 5614.

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