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• Samantha Toigo, 13, Green Bay, Wis . _ bullionist
• An opponent of the real bills doctrine, he was a defender of the bullionist position and a significant figure in monetary theory.
• During much of the " Bullionist " theory led to policies to force trade through a particular state, the acquisition of colonies to supply cheaper raw materials which could then be manufactured and sold.
• Nevertheless, lines of continuity between the earlier and later controversies should not be exaggerated : some bullionists would later oppose the currency school, while one of its leading theorists-Robert Torrens-had earlier been an anti-bullionist.
• His most influential work, " Studies in the Theory of International Trade " ( 1937 ), discusses the history of economic thought and is a source for much of the knowledge of the Bullionist controversy in 19th-century Britain.
• Other publications included " The Principles of Money demonstrated, and Bullionist Fallacies refuted " ( 1849 ) and " The Bank Charter Act : ought the Bank of England or the People of England to receive the Profits of the National Circulation ? " ( 1858 ).
• Gerard de Malynes ( 1586 1641 ), another bullionist, published a book called " A Treatise of the Canker of England's Common Wealth ", in which he asserted that the exchange of foreign currency had been a trade of value rather than exchanging the weight of metals.
• It turned out that there was never any such story in " Banker's Magazine " and that the excerpt from the " Congressional Globe " ( the predecessor to the " Congressional Record " ) had been altered Hooper did not say that Seyd was  now here and he did not call him a bullionist.
• In addition to his regular work Evans was connected with several other commercial and financial periodicals, among them being the  Bankers'Magazine,  to which he was one of the principal contributors, the  Bullionist,  and the  Stock Exchange Gazette .  He also conducted the literary and statistical departments of the  Bankers'Almanac and Diary .