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Thomas Joplin

1790? – 1847

  • An analysis and history of the currency questionAn analysis and history of the currency question
  • Articles on banking and currencyArticles on banking and currency
  • Currency reformCurrency reform
  • Outlines of a system of political economy written with a view to prove to government and country thatthe cause of the present agricultural distress is entirely artificial and to suggest a plan for the management of the currency, together with the fourth eOutlines of a system of political economy written with a view to prove to government and country thatthe cause of the present agricultural distress is entirely artificial and to suggest a plan for the management of the currency, together with the fourth e
  • A letter to the shareholders of the London & County Banking CompanyA letter to the shareholders of the London & County Banking Company
  • An Appeal for the preservation of the Devil's Lake regionAn Appeal for the preservation of the Devil's Lake region
  • An essay on the general principles and present practice of banking, in England and ScotlandAn essay on the general principles and present practice of banking, in England and Scotland
  • An examination of the report of the Joint Stock Bank Committee, &c. &cAn examination of the report of the Joint Stock Bank Committee, &c. &c
  • An illustration of Mr. Joplin's views on currency, and plan for its improvementAn illustration of Mr. Joplin's views on currency, and plan for its improvement
  • Supplementary observations to An essay on the general principles and present practice of banking, &cSupplementary observations to An essay on the general principles and present practice of banking, &c
  • Supplementary observations to the third edition of the general principles and present practice of banking, &cSupplementary observations to the third edition of the general principles and present practice of banking, &c
  • The advantages of the proposed national bank of England, both to the public and its proprietory, briefly explainedThe advantages of the proposed national bank of England, both to the public and its proprietory, briefly explained