The American negotiator
or, The various currencies of the British colonies in America; as well the islands, as the continent. The currencies of Nova Scotia, Canada, New England, New York ... and of the islands of Barbadoes, Jamaica, St. Christophers ... reduced into English money, by a series of tables, suited to the several exchanges between the colonies and Britain ... With tables reducing the currency of Ireland into sterling, and the contrary ... Also, a chain of tables, for the interchangeable reduction of the currencies of the colonies ... To which are added, tables reducing gold and silver bullion of any degree of coarseness of fineness into standard, and valuing the same by the assay, according to the mint price of the Tower of London
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Author
Publication
1761 - Printed by J. Everingham, for the author, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
116,000 words, Guess
Page Count
464 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL17959486M
- OCLC Control Number222132758
- Library of Congress Control Number04001535
Classifications
- LCCHG3861
Subjects
Genres
- Tables.
Other Editions
- The American negotiator: or, The various currencies of the British colonies in America; as well the islands, as the continent. The currencies of Nova Scotia, Canada, New England, New York ... and of the islands of Barbadoes, Jamaica, St. Christophers ... reduced into English money, by a series of tables, suited to the several exchanges between the colonies and Britain ... With tables reducing the currency of Ireland into sterling, and the contrary ... Also, a chain of tables, for the interchangeable reduction of the currencies of the colonies ... To which are added, tables reducing gold and silver bullion of any degree of coarseness of fineness into standard, and valuing the same by the assay, according to the mint price of the Tower of London
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