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J. A. Giuseppi
Early Jewish Holders of Bank of England Stock (1694-1725) (1966)
PDF document composed of cleaned-up, deskewed, OCR'd page-scans at: https://earthlinggb.wordpress.com/2014/04/05/the-jew-bank-of-england/ of The Bank of England: A History from its Foundation in 1694 (1966) by J. A. Giuseppi
These three lists form appendices...
Coughlin Charles Edward
Money! Questions and Answers (1936)
From the Preface
This book is written for the ordinary American citizen. Therefore many needlessly abstract and intricate questions dealing with political economy, banking, and money are pur-posely omitted.
Unlike many writers on money, the author is in nowise identified with tha...
Eric D. Butler
The Enemy Within the Empire
A Short History of Bank of England (1946)
THE CONSPIRATORS.
(Photo of Dr. Schacht (of the German Reichsbank) and Mr. Montagu Norman (Governor of the Bank of England) talking things over before the Second World War.)
"In view of the disastrous policy followed by the Bank of England after the l...
Eric D. Butler
The Truth About Social Credit (1946)
- Social Credit stands for tha supremacy of individuals over all institutions, financial, industrial or political.
- Social Credit is opposed to monopoly in any shape or form,
- Social Credit has nothing to do with the nationalisation of industry.
- Social Credit alone can provide the indivi...
Leland Hamilton Jenks
Migration of British Capital to 1875 (1926)
Preface
Marcus Aurelius, who set the fashion for acknowledgments, was able to trace with brevity yet with care the qualities of which his meditations were the fruit to the friends who had most intimately affected his character and molded his attitude toward life. Were I to be...
