[117] They amounted to 27,300,000 ('Econ. and Sec. Currency,' Wks., p. 450, but cf. p. 413).
[118] Probably 'Econ. and Secure Currency.' See note to Letter XLII.
[119] See Malthus and his Work, p. 422.
[120] 'Additions to the 4th and former editions of an Essay on the Principle of Population,' published in June 1817, both in the separate form and as part of the 5th edition of the Essay.
[121] The Post Office London Directory of the time gives Ricardo's full City address as 4 Shorter's Court, Throgmorton Street.
[122] The advice was taken.
[123] Which gave him his first stimulus to economical study when he read it at Bath in 1799. See McCulloch's ed. of Wks., pp. xvii, xviii.
[124] See note at end of this letter.
[125] 'Economical and Secure Currency.' See note to previous letter.
[126] Cf. 'Econ. and Secure Currency,' Wks., pp. 433, 434.