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English Banking System – Its Development and Some Practical Problems It Has To Solve by George H Pownall

English Banking System – Its Development and Some Practical Problems It Has To Solve by George H Pownall

PREFACE By Professor H. S Foxwell MR. POWNALL has asked me to write a few words of preface to this issue in printed form of three lectures delivered by him at the London School of Economics last February. Such a request, coming from a colleague and an old friend, it was impossible to refuse. Of...
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