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Originally published in 1973, this book provides an account of the Treasury's early evolution, from its emergence as a department in the reign of Charles II to the point in 1870 when its powers and internal organization were comparatively mature.
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Originally published in 1973, this book provides an account of the Treasury's early evolution, from its emergence as a department in the reign of Charles II to the point in 1870 when its powers and internal organization were comparatively mature.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 220
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 313g
- ISBN-13: 9781032038162
- ISBN-10: 1032038160
- Artikelnr.: 68101833
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 220
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 313g
- ISBN-13: 9781032038162
- ISBN-10: 1032038160
- Artikelnr.: 68101833
Henry Roseveare was Professor of History at King's College, London.
Part 1: Introduction 1. The Treasury Commission of 1667 and its Legacy 2.
Parliament and the Treasury: The Problem of Accountability 3. The Treasury
Establishment: The Problem of Professionalism Part 2: Documents 1. Treasury
Control Asserted: Treasury Minutes, 1667-8 2. Treasury Control confirmed:
Orders in Council, 1667-89 3. The rule of 'Specific Sanction': The Order in
Council of 17 June 1667 4. Treasury Control of Departmental Estimates: The
Navy, 1676 5. The Treasury on revenue and expenditure: the report of 20
October 1668 6. Public credit: the Treasury advertises 'payment in course'
7. The Treasury board at work: a day's business, 22 July 1667 8. The
inauguration of Treasury records: Treasury minutes 1667-9 9. The 'ancient
course' Of the exchequer: the duties of the Kings Remembrancer 10. Treasury
chivvies the exchequer: Treasury minutes 1667-8 11. Exchequer Negligence
Denounced: A: The Parliamentary Accounts Commission of 1702-3 12. Exchequer
Negligence Denounced: B: The Parliamentary Accounts Commission of 1713 13.
The Treasury and 'Corruption': The Committee of Secrecy, 1742 14. The
Principles of 'Economical Reform': The Reports of the Commissioners of
Accounts, 1781-4 15. Parliament Demands the Enforcement of Treasury
Control: a) 1810: Fifth Report of the Select Committee on Public
Expenditure b) 1817: Reports of the Select Committee on Finance c) 1828:
Report of the Select Committee on Income and Expenditure 16. The Treasure
Appeals for Departmental Economy: The Treasury Minutes of 10 August 1821
17. Treasury Control of Estimates and Audit 18. The Exchequer and Audit
Departments Act of 21866 19. Treasury Control Re-Defined: The Treasury
Minute of April 1868 20. The Treasury and the City: A Proposal to Create An
Assistant (Financial) Secretary, 1710 21. The Eighteenth-Century Treasury
Establishment: Minutes on Organization and Reform, 1714-82 22. The Duties
of Treasury Officials 23. 'What's Wrong with the Treasury' : A Treasury
Clerk Proposes Reforms, 1828 24. Gentlemen or Experts? Qualifications for
Clerkships in the Treasury, 1831 25. Trevelyan on the Treasury, 1848 26.
The Reorganization of 1856 27. The Reorganization of 1870.
Parliament and the Treasury: The Problem of Accountability 3. The Treasury
Establishment: The Problem of Professionalism Part 2: Documents 1. Treasury
Control Asserted: Treasury Minutes, 1667-8 2. Treasury Control confirmed:
Orders in Council, 1667-89 3. The rule of 'Specific Sanction': The Order in
Council of 17 June 1667 4. Treasury Control of Departmental Estimates: The
Navy, 1676 5. The Treasury on revenue and expenditure: the report of 20
October 1668 6. Public credit: the Treasury advertises 'payment in course'
7. The Treasury board at work: a day's business, 22 July 1667 8. The
inauguration of Treasury records: Treasury minutes 1667-9 9. The 'ancient
course' Of the exchequer: the duties of the Kings Remembrancer 10. Treasury
chivvies the exchequer: Treasury minutes 1667-8 11. Exchequer Negligence
Denounced: A: The Parliamentary Accounts Commission of 1702-3 12. Exchequer
Negligence Denounced: B: The Parliamentary Accounts Commission of 1713 13.
The Treasury and 'Corruption': The Committee of Secrecy, 1742 14. The
Principles of 'Economical Reform': The Reports of the Commissioners of
Accounts, 1781-4 15. Parliament Demands the Enforcement of Treasury
Control: a) 1810: Fifth Report of the Select Committee on Public
Expenditure b) 1817: Reports of the Select Committee on Finance c) 1828:
Report of the Select Committee on Income and Expenditure 16. The Treasure
Appeals for Departmental Economy: The Treasury Minutes of 10 August 1821
17. Treasury Control of Estimates and Audit 18. The Exchequer and Audit
Departments Act of 21866 19. Treasury Control Re-Defined: The Treasury
Minute of April 1868 20. The Treasury and the City: A Proposal to Create An
Assistant (Financial) Secretary, 1710 21. The Eighteenth-Century Treasury
Establishment: Minutes on Organization and Reform, 1714-82 22. The Duties
of Treasury Officials 23. 'What's Wrong with the Treasury' : A Treasury
Clerk Proposes Reforms, 1828 24. Gentlemen or Experts? Qualifications for
Clerkships in the Treasury, 1831 25. Trevelyan on the Treasury, 1848 26.
The Reorganization of 1856 27. The Reorganization of 1870.
Part 1: Introduction 1. The Treasury Commission of 1667 and its Legacy 2.
Parliament and the Treasury: The Problem of Accountability 3. The Treasury
Establishment: The Problem of Professionalism Part 2: Documents 1. Treasury
Control Asserted: Treasury Minutes, 1667-8 2. Treasury Control confirmed:
Orders in Council, 1667-89 3. The rule of 'Specific Sanction': The Order in
Council of 17 June 1667 4. Treasury Control of Departmental Estimates: The
Navy, 1676 5. The Treasury on revenue and expenditure: the report of 20
October 1668 6. Public credit: the Treasury advertises 'payment in course'
7. The Treasury board at work: a day's business, 22 July 1667 8. The
inauguration of Treasury records: Treasury minutes 1667-9 9. The 'ancient
course' Of the exchequer: the duties of the Kings Remembrancer 10. Treasury
chivvies the exchequer: Treasury minutes 1667-8 11. Exchequer Negligence
Denounced: A: The Parliamentary Accounts Commission of 1702-3 12. Exchequer
Negligence Denounced: B: The Parliamentary Accounts Commission of 1713 13.
The Treasury and 'Corruption': The Committee of Secrecy, 1742 14. The
Principles of 'Economical Reform': The Reports of the Commissioners of
Accounts, 1781-4 15. Parliament Demands the Enforcement of Treasury
Control: a) 1810: Fifth Report of the Select Committee on Public
Expenditure b) 1817: Reports of the Select Committee on Finance c) 1828:
Report of the Select Committee on Income and Expenditure 16. The Treasure
Appeals for Departmental Economy: The Treasury Minutes of 10 August 1821
17. Treasury Control of Estimates and Audit 18. The Exchequer and Audit
Departments Act of 21866 19. Treasury Control Re-Defined: The Treasury
Minute of April 1868 20. The Treasury and the City: A Proposal to Create An
Assistant (Financial) Secretary, 1710 21. The Eighteenth-Century Treasury
Establishment: Minutes on Organization and Reform, 1714-82 22. The Duties
of Treasury Officials 23. 'What's Wrong with the Treasury' : A Treasury
Clerk Proposes Reforms, 1828 24. Gentlemen or Experts? Qualifications for
Clerkships in the Treasury, 1831 25. Trevelyan on the Treasury, 1848 26.
The Reorganization of 1856 27. The Reorganization of 1870.
Parliament and the Treasury: The Problem of Accountability 3. The Treasury
Establishment: The Problem of Professionalism Part 2: Documents 1. Treasury
Control Asserted: Treasury Minutes, 1667-8 2. Treasury Control confirmed:
Orders in Council, 1667-89 3. The rule of 'Specific Sanction': The Order in
Council of 17 June 1667 4. Treasury Control of Departmental Estimates: The
Navy, 1676 5. The Treasury on revenue and expenditure: the report of 20
October 1668 6. Public credit: the Treasury advertises 'payment in course'
7. The Treasury board at work: a day's business, 22 July 1667 8. The
inauguration of Treasury records: Treasury minutes 1667-9 9. The 'ancient
course' Of the exchequer: the duties of the Kings Remembrancer 10. Treasury
chivvies the exchequer: Treasury minutes 1667-8 11. Exchequer Negligence
Denounced: A: The Parliamentary Accounts Commission of 1702-3 12. Exchequer
Negligence Denounced: B: The Parliamentary Accounts Commission of 1713 13.
The Treasury and 'Corruption': The Committee of Secrecy, 1742 14. The
Principles of 'Economical Reform': The Reports of the Commissioners of
Accounts, 1781-4 15. Parliament Demands the Enforcement of Treasury
Control: a) 1810: Fifth Report of the Select Committee on Public
Expenditure b) 1817: Reports of the Select Committee on Finance c) 1828:
Report of the Select Committee on Income and Expenditure 16. The Treasure
Appeals for Departmental Economy: The Treasury Minutes of 10 August 1821
17. Treasury Control of Estimates and Audit 18. The Exchequer and Audit
Departments Act of 21866 19. Treasury Control Re-Defined: The Treasury
Minute of April 1868 20. The Treasury and the City: A Proposal to Create An
Assistant (Financial) Secretary, 1710 21. The Eighteenth-Century Treasury
Establishment: Minutes on Organization and Reform, 1714-82 22. The Duties
of Treasury Officials 23. 'What's Wrong with the Treasury' : A Treasury
Clerk Proposes Reforms, 1828 24. Gentlemen or Experts? Qualifications for
Clerkships in the Treasury, 1831 25. Trevelyan on the Treasury, 1848 26.
The Reorganization of 1856 27. The Reorganization of 1870.