Howison, W. (1803). An investigation into the principles and credit of the circulation of paper money, or bank notes, in Great Britain:: As protected or enforced by legislative authority, under the suspension of paying them in cash; in the extent of such paper money, the responsibility attached to it, and its effects upon prices of commodities, individual income, agriculture, manufactures, commerce; and upon the course of exchange with foreign countries. : Together with a discussion of the question, whether the restraining law in favour of the Bank of England from paying notes in money, ought or ought not to be continued as a measure of the state? Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly..

Howison, William. An Investigation into the Principles and Credit of the Circulation of Paper Money, or Bank Notes, in Great Britain:: As Protected or Enforced by Legislative Authority, Under the Suspension of Paying Them in Cash; in the Extent of Such Paper Money, the Responsibility Attached to It, and Its Effects upon Prices of Commodities, Individual Income, Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce; and upon the Course of Exchange with Foreign Countries. : Together with a Discussion of the Question, Whether the Restraining Law in Favour of the Bank of England from Paying Notes in Money, Ought or Ought Not to Be Continued as a Measure of the State? Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly., 1803.