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Arthur Kitson
Essays in The New Age Magazine (1912-13)
These are three short articles written by Arthur Kitson, lifted from The New Age periodical.
Gold and State Banking (1912)
Published in:The New Age, 1037, Vol.11, No.13, July 25, 1912
THE Oracle has spoken! The Mountain has laboured and brought forth-a Mouse a miserable little spe...
Charles Engels & Octavius C. Beale (Translator)
The House of Rothschild in France - The Judicious Thief (1908)
Created/Published: Sydney : W. McLeod, 1907-1921, Issue Vol. 2 No. 10 (1 February 1908), Sydney, Australia
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Ezra Pound
America, Roosevelt and the Causes of the Present War (1994)
Selected Quotes
The historical process has been understood at various times, but this understanding on the part of a diligent minority fighting for the public good is again and again thrust down beneath the surface. In 1878 my grandfather said the same things that I’m...
Bank for International Settlements
The Constituent Charter (1930)
Legal texts of the BIS, available on the Bank For International Settlements website. You need to read it to believe it, only four pages long. Essentially these banksters are a law unto themselves, based in neutral Switzerland, on inviolable territory, outside and above all...
R. H. Tawney
Religion and the Rise of Capitalism - A Historical Study (1922)
Originally published in 1922. From The Holland Memorial Lectures.
From the PREFATORY NOTE
THE friends of the late Henry Scott Holland founded a lectureship in his memory, the Deed of Foundation laying it down that a course of lectures, to be called the Holland M...
