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31. Letter from Charles Addis to Nicholson on the difficulties of China adopting a gold standard, 'not likely to come within the range of practical politics'.
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PP MS 14/002/068/031
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PP MS 14, Box 8
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22 February 1903
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93. Letter from Charles Addis to Nicholson on future relationship with the Gold Agents.
Letters and diary leaves, some also in the letter books, on family activities, the death of Michie and fears for the position of China if the surrounding countries adopted a gold standard Also letters from Mrs Addis to Mrs Mills with family news. From Shanghai.
Letters on speeches made by Addis and Edwin Cannan, economist, in a debate on monetary policy, the report of the British financial mission to Brazil, the work of the Colwyn National Debt Committee, Addis's honorary LLD from Edinburgh University, Nicholson's return to public life after an illness, German inflation and the gold standard for India.
Letters on the reports of the Cunliffe and Gold Production Committees and on the current financial situation, hopes for a return to the gold standard, the price of gold in the United States and Nicholson's refusal to give evidence to the Royal Commission on Indian Currency and Finance.
Notes on political economy lectures by Nicholson at Edinburgh University, certificates of attendance, letter from Nicholson, notebook of lecture notes and also notes for articles on Korea and the abolition of likin, letter to Murray Stewart and personal notes by Mrs Addis
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