关于价格和货币流通状况的历史 第2卷

　　PART IV HISTORICAL SKETCH OF PRICES， AND OF THE STATE OF THE CIRCULATION， FROM 1792 TO 1837
　　CHAPTER VI STATE OF PRICES AND OF THE CIRCULATION， FROM 1814 TO 1818
　　SECTION 1 Fall of the prices of corn from the close of 1813 to the commencement of 1816
　　SECTION 2 High prices of exportable commodities， in the spring of 1814
　　SECTION 3 Fall of prices between， 1814 and 1817 of productions other than those of corn
　　SECTION 4 Rise of the prices of corn in this country and on the continent， from 1815 to the summer of 1817
　　SECTION 5 Fall of prices of corn in this country and in France in the summer of 1817， and the state of the corn trade till the close of 1818
　　SECTION 6 Prices of commodities from 1816 to the close of 1818
　　SECTION 7 State of the circulation from 1814 to 1818
　　SECTION 8 Summary of the preceding survey
　　CHAPTER VII STATE OF PRICES AND OF THE CIRCULATION， FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF 1819 TO THE CLOSE OF 1822
　　SECTION 1 State of the question at the commencement of 1819， with a view to determine upon the future footing of the currency
　　SECTION 2 Markets for commodities from， 1819 to 1822
　　SECTION 3 Prices of agricultural produce from 1819 to 1822
　　SECTION 4 State of prices on the continent of Europe
　　SECTION 5 State of the circulation from 1819 to 1822
　　SECTION 6 Summary of the preceding survey
　　APPENDIX

　　The present Work may， in some points of view， be considered as an enlargement and continuation of one which was published fifteen years ago under the title of "Thoughts and Details on the High and Low Prices of the Last Thirty Years，" inasmuch as it embraces the same line of argument， and proposes to establish the same conclusions， but it is essentially different， both in its arrangement and in its details. The view now presented of the operation on prices of the more general causes， precedes instead of following， as in that work it did， the statements bearing upon the period more immediately under consideration： while the details are here placed in chronological order， and in historical connection， embracing a much wider collection of illustrative facts， more especially of those relating to the state of the circulation; with a continuation of the narrative of events in their relation to prices， and to the state of the circulation， in the fifteen years which have elapsed since the publication of the above-named Work. In fact， with the exception of a very small part， the whole of that which is now submitted to the public， has been written afresh， and has therefore every claim to be considered as a new Work.