British Banking Statistics

In this seminal work from 1832, John Dun presents an overview of British banking practices, including a discussion of the role of the Bank of England, the circulation of bank notes, and the fluctuations of exchange rates. While some details of the financial landscape have changed since Dun's time, this book remains a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the long history of British banking.

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