A new scheme proposed, to the people of Ireland; for increasing the cash, of this kingdom; by making promissary notes of copper, to bear an intrinsick value to the British-half-pence

A new scheme proposed, to the people of Ireland; for increasing the cash, of this kingdom; by making promissary notes of copper, to bear an intrinsick value to the British-half-pence

by James Maculla

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