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Chapters

1. Econlib Editor's Notes467 words
2. Advertisement322 words
3. Prefatory Note to the Twelfth Edition216 words
4. LOMBARD STREET TO-DAY by Hartley Withers228 words
5. The Cheque Currency of To-day.458 words
6. The Banknote and the Fiduciary Issue.716 words
7. The Power of the Outer Banks.530 words
8. The Problem Modified.869 words
9. Chapter I: Introductory4,413 words
10. I4,599 words
11. II7,080 words
12. I3,750 words
13. II.1,741 words
14. Chapter IV: The Position of the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the Money Market2,473 words
15. Chapter V: The Mode in Which the Value of Money is Settled in Lombard Street1,933 words
16. Chapter VI: Why Lombard Street Is Often Very Dull, and Sometimes Extremely Excited7,924 words
17. Chapter VII: A More Exact Account of the Mode in Which the Bank of England Has Discharged Its Duty of Retaining a Good Bank Reserve5,904 words
18. II.4,563 words
19. Chapter VIII: The Government of the Bank of England7,605 words
20. Chapter IX: The Joint Stock Banks4,928 words
21. Chapter X: The Private Banks2,895 words
22. Chapter XI: The Bill-Brokers4,352 words
23. Chapter XII: The Principles Which Should Regulate the Amount of Banking Reserve to be Kept by the Bank of England6,195 words
24. Chapter XIII: Conclusion1,243 words
25. Note A. Liabilities and Cash Reserve of the Chief Banking Systems.293 words
26. Note B. Extract from Evidence Given by Mr. Alderman Salomons before House of Commons Select Committee in 1858.3,299 words
27. Note D. Meeting of the Proprietors of the Bank of England. September 13, 1866. (From 'Economist,' September 22, 1866.)2,723 words
28. Note I464 words
29. NOTE II1,977 words
30. About Liberty Fund328 words
31. The Online Library of Liberty235 words
32. Copyright Information531 words