Thomson Hankey (1805-1893) was a banker and Liberal politician. Initially a merchant with Thomson Hankey & Co., he served as both deputy (1849-1851) and governor (1851-1853) of the Bank of England. Elected MP for Peterborough in 1853, he concentrated on economics; publishing numerous works of political economy, and frequently addressing the House of Commons.
Correspondence of Thomson Hankey
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- Dates of Creation1832-1851
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