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Margrit Kennedy
A Changing Money System - The Economy of Ecology (1991)
A short publication looking at the problems with "the money system" and how to resolve it.
What is money? Let’s take the good news first. Money is one of the most ingenious inventions of mankind. It helps the exchange of goods and services and overcomes the limits of...
Calvin Elliott
Usury; A Scriptural, Ethical and Economic View (1902)
TO MY READERS.
I beg the sincere and thoughtful consideration of this book by all its readers. Please follow the argument in the order in which it is presented. This is the way it developed in my own mind and led me, step by step, irresistibly to its conclusions. Do not re...
J. B. C. Murray
The history of usury from the earliest period to the present time : together with a brief statement of general principles concerning the conflict of the laws in different states and countries, and an examination into the policy of laws on usury and their effect upon commerce (1866)
Preface
THE following pages are put forth w...
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...
Anna Rochester
Rulers of America - A Study of Finance Capital (1939)
FOREWORD
James W. Gerard, lawyer and former ambassador to Germany, stated in August, 1930, that this country was ruled by 59 financiers and corporation officials. His list was both too long and too short. For he made no distinction between the much smaller number of actual...
