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nydus/The Legalized Crime of BankingPublic

Silas Walter Adams critiques the Federal Reserve Banking System, arguing that its monetary policies have significantly inflated the costs of war and national debt. The book examines the historical impact of private banking practices on the American economy and proposes a constitutional alternative for the management of the nation's money supply.

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Chapter XII Creditalism Vs. Capitalism

on September 1, 1894, We Will Demand Our Money. We will foreclose and become Mortgagees in possession. We can in this way take twothirds of the farms west of the Mississippi, and thousands of them east of the great Mississippi as well, at our own price. . . . We may as well own three-fourths of the farms of the West and the East and the money of the Nation. Then farmers will become Tenants as in England!"

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