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Mary E. Hobart
The Secret of the Rothschilds (1898)
Thou mayest loan to many nations but thou shalt not borrow ‐ Moses.
This century will not close before we shall have a general reorganization of international relations THROUGHOUT THE WORLD and alliances and combinations on new lines to meet conditions which have long been changing SILEN...
Lady Battersea
Lady De Rothschild: Extracts From Her Notebooks: With a Preface by Her Daughter Constance Battersea (1912)
From the Preface
I HAVE tried to collect and to put into some consecutive form a number of extracts, taken from various authors, often with her own comments, which were amongst my dear mother’s papers.
These extracts f...
John Reeves
The Rothschilds: The Financial Rulers of Nations (1887)
Preface
Should the following pages prove fortunate enough to be favourably received by the public, they will owe it entirely to their subject-matter.
To this, and not to vigour of language or lucidity of style, must be attributed whatever interest they may possess. The Aut...
Thomas Johnston & Sidney Webb (Preface)
The Financiers And The Nation (1934)
Preface by SIDNEY WEBB
I REGARD Mr. Johnston's book as of great public service. We cannot be too plainly reminded of the way in which the public is periodically fleeced by financial tricksters and swindlers ; because these highlights of capitalist enterprise are, a...
Hastings Russell, The 12th Duke of Bedford, 1888-1953
The Absurdity of The National Debt (1947)
IT is a remarkable proof of the ignorance of politicians in regard to matters of finance and, in consequence, of their unfitness to play the important part which of necessity they do in the conduct of the nation's affairs, that neither the Conser...
