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Alexander Del Mar, 1836-1926
A History of Monetary Crimes (1899)
1983 reprint.
Introduction
Tne insidious crime of secretly or surreptitiously altering the monetary laws of a State‐than which no more dastardly or fatal blow can be dealt at its liberties‐is not a new one. There is a suggestion in the decree of B. C. 360, concerning the anc...
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...
Arthur Nelson Field
All These Things (1936)
PREFACE
THIS book is an assemblage of matter from many different sources exhibiting the nature and interconnection of certain world forces operating in many lands and making for the overthrow of the existing social order and the disintegration of patriotism, religion, and morality.
These influen...
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...
