BY
WILLIAM B. GREENE
Showing the radical deficiency of the existing circulating medium, and
the advantages of a free currency; a plan whereby to abolish interest,
not by State intervention, but by first abolishing State intervention
itself.
A new edition, _from new plates_, of one of the most important works on
finance in the English language, and presenting, for the first time, a
portrait of the author.
_Price, 10 cents_
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_CHARLES A. DANA'S_
_PLEA FOR ANARCHY_
Proudhon
and
His "Bank of the People"
BY
CHARLES A. DANA
A defence of the great French Anarchist; showing the evils of a specie
currency, and that interest on capital can and ought to be abolished by
a system of free and mutual banking.
The series of newspaper articles composing this pamphlet appeared
originally in the New York "Tribune," of which Mr. Dana was then
managing editor, and a little later in "The Spirit of the Age," a weekly
paper published in New York in 1849 by Fowlers & Wells and edited by
Rev. William Henry Channing. Editor Channing accompanied the publication
of the series by a foot-note, in which he stated that the articles had
already appeared in the "Tribune," but that "Mr. Dana, judging them
worthy of being preserved in a form convenient for binding, has
consented to revise them for our paper."
_Price, 5 cents; in leatherette, 10 cents_
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