Remarks On A Gold Currency For India, And Proposal Of Measures For The Introduction Of The British Sovereign: Also, A Suggestion Regarding Internation (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781275281097)

"Remarks On A Gold Currency For India" by John Thomas Smith delves into the complexities of introducing the British Sovereign and establishing a gold currency within India's economic framework. This historical work offers a detailed proposal of measures intended to facilitate this transition, providing valuable insights into the economic considerations of the time.

The book includes a suggestion regarding international coinage, emphasizing the potential for broader economic integration. Accompanied by a letter to the Right Hon. The Secretary of State for India, Smith's work captures a critical period in India's monetary history, presenting a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities associated with currency reform and international economic cooperation. This volume remains relevant for those interested in economic history, monetary policy, and the historical relationship between Britain and India.

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