[Caption title:] An Act to prevent the infamous Practice of Stock-jobbing
Published by Printed by John Baskett, London, 1734
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Seller: Antiquates Ltd - ABA, ILAB, Wareham, Dorset, United KingdomAntiquates Ltd - ABA, ILAB
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[2], 199-206pp. Text in black letter. ESTC N51344. [Bound with:] [ACTS - GEORGE II]. [Caption title:] An Act to make perpetual an Act made in the Seventh Year of the Reign of His present Majesty, intituled, An Act to prevent the infamous Practice of Stock-jobbing. London. Printed by John Baskett, 1737. [2], 203-204pp. Text in black letter. ESTC N51471. Folio. Handsomely bound in modern red morocco, ruled and lettered in gilt to upper board 'Sir John Barnard's Act 1734'. Housed in custom red cloth slipcase. Clean and crisp. Sir John Barnard (c. 1685-1764). Barnard's tireless representation of the economic welfare of small merchants and manufacturers secured his reputation as a champion of the common man. His concern over the influence of moneyed interest and his position as an adversary to political corruption won him few friends in Walpole's government. In 1733 he introduced a bill to prevent 'the infamous practice of stock-jobbing' (something he had himself been falsely accused of in an election squib in 1722). Had the measure not been emasculated by a series of government-inspired amendments it would have prevented the development of the stock exchange. ESTC records copies of the first mentioned work at just three locations (BL, California, and Senate House); and just three copies of the second (California, Philadelphia, and Senate House).…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- [Caption title:] An Act to prevent the infamous Practice of Stock-jobbing
- Author
- [STOCKJOBBING]. [ACTS - GEORGE II]
- Publisher
- Printed by John Baskett, London
- Publication year
- 1734
- Binding
- Hardcover
Antiquates Ltd - ABA, ILAB
Wareham, Dorset, United Kingdom
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Established 2007, Antiquates Ltd is an Antiquarian bookseller with a large, custom built shop in the heart of the Dorset countryside. We sell fine and rare books from our Wareham shop, in catalogues, and via our website (www.antiquates.co.uk). Specialising in early printed books both English and Continental, fine English Literature, and books by, for, and about Women and Children, we nevertheless stock a wide range of works on paper from 1500-present - including modern first editions. Our bias is towards the unusual, the interesting and the important - and always have a good stock of rare books by local authors such as T.E. Lawrence and Thomas Hardy; we are just the place if you're looking for an extra-special gift for a wedding, birthday, anniversary or graduation. (Open Wednesday - Saturday, 10am-4pm)…
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Specialising in early printed books both English and Continental, fine English Literature, and books by, for, and about Women and Children. We always have a good stock of rare books by local authors such as T.EAssociation member
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Antiquates Ltd
The Conifers, Valley Road
Corfe Castle, Dorset, United Kingdom BH20 5HU
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