This set of three volumes are arranged both chronologically and thematically and collects together material debating the setting up of Gold, Silver and Bimetal standards and the various systems devised and implemented.
Volume 2 Convenience of a Particular Commodity, as a Medium of Exchange (1826) What Regulates the Value of Money (1826) What Regulates the Quantity of Money (1826) The Effect of Employing Two Metals both as Standard Money, and of using Subsidiary Coins, at less than the Metallic Value (1826) Of the Quantity and Value of Money (1829) Nassau Senior Value of the Precious Metals continued I (1829) Nassau Senior Value of the Precious Metals continued II (1829) Nassau Senior Of Money (1862) Of the Value of Money, as dependent on Demand and Supply (1862) Of the Value of Money, as dependent on Cost of Production (1862) Of a Double Standard, and Subsidiary Coins (1862) Running Head [00/00] Remarks on the Production of the Precious Metals and on the Depreciation of Gold (1853) The Course of Depreciation (1858) International Results (1860) A Serious Fall in the value of Gold Ascertained, and its Social Effects set forth (1863) The Effect of the Gold Discoveries, more especially upon Men of Business (1863) The Depreciation of Gold since 1848 (1872–3)
