Chapter I: Front Matter
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LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
AN EXAMPLE OF COMMUNAL CURRENCY
By
J. THEODORE HARRIS, B.A.
With a Preface by SIDNEY WEBB, LL.B.
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A RECORD OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SUCCESS
By H. W. WOLFF
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CONTENTS--Introduction, The General Idea, The Two Problems, The Two
Aspects of the Question, Credit to Agriculture, The "Credit
Associations" of Schulze-Delitzsch, Raiffeisen Village Banks,
Adaptations, "Assisted" Co-operative Credit, Co-operative
Credit in Austria and Hungary, The "Banche Popolari" Italy, The
"Casse Rurali" of Italy, Co-operative Credit in Belgium,
Co-operative Credit in Switzerland, Co-operative Credit in
France, Offshoots and Congeners, Co-operative Credit in India,
Conclusion.
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No. 21 in the Series of Monographs by Writers connected with the London School of Economics and Political Science
AN EXAMPLE OF COMMUNAL CURRENCY
AN EXAMPLE OF COMMUNAL CURRENCY:
THE FACTS ABOUT THE GUERNSEY MARKET HOUSE
COMPILED FROM ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS BY J. THEODORE HARRIS, B.A.
WITH A PREFACE BY SIDNEY WEBB, LL.B.
LONDON P. S. KING & SON ORCHARD HOUSE, WESTMINSTER 1911
CONTENTS
PAGE
PREFACE vii
INTRODUCTION 1
CHAP.
I. CONSTITUTION OF GUERNSEY 4
II. THE SECURITY OF THE NOTES 6
III. MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE--THE ISSUE OF THE NOTES 9
IV. THE UTILITY OF THE NOTES 20
V. FIRST RUMBLINGS OF OPPOSITION 25
VI. THE REPLY OF THE STATES 30
VII. THE CRISIS 45
VIII. THE END 55
CONCLUSION 59
APPENDIX 61
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