The British Credit System: Inflated Bank Credit As A Substitute For "current Money Of The Realm". The Way "to Pay Debts Without Moneys" And To Make "the Rich Richer And The Poor Poorer"

Published in 1872, this book provocatively argues that the British credit system is fundamentally flawed and that the rise of bank credit is leading to increased inequality and exploitation. With its bold claims and polemical style, this book will appeal to anyone with an interest in economic theory and social justice.

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