Greenbacker Books
Gary North
These books and pamphlets are a representative cross-section of the literature of Greenbackism. Some were published in Great Britain. I have not included Social Credit or Technocracy books, which hold a related view of fiat money. Omni Press has been the primary modern publisher. Many of its books were written in the 1930s. Another publisher was Meador. A third was Forum.
Brown, William. The Inherent Function of Money. Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1933 Cherip-Spiridovich, Count. The Secret World Government or "The Hidden Hand." New York: Anti-Bolshevist Pub. Assn., 1926 Coogan, Gertrude. Money Creators. Hawthorne, California: Omni, [1935] 1963. ____________. Lawful Money Explained. Hawthorne, California: Omni, [1939] 1975. Colbourne, Maurice. Economic Nationalism. London: Figurehead, 1933. Coughlin, Charles. Money! Questions and Answers. Royal Oak, Michigan: National Union for Social Justice, 1936. ________________, The New Deal in Money. Royal Oak, Michigan: Radio League of the Little Church of the Flower, 1933. Emry, Sheldon. Billions for the Bankers, Debt for the People. Phoenix: America's Promise Radio, God's Covenant Church, [1967] 1979. Fahay, Denis. Money Manipulation and Social Order. Hawthorne, California: Omni, [1944] 1986. Field, A. N. All These Things. Hawthorne, California: Omni, [1936] 1963. __________. The Truth About the Slump. Hawthorne, California: Omni, [1931] 1962. Frazer, Felix J. and Morse, Elsa Peters. Tomorrow's Money. Hollywood, California: Anna T. Milburn Foundation, 1948. Grem, June. The Money Manipulators. Oak Park, Illinois: Enterprise Pubs., 1971. Haskins, Richard Kelly. War Cycles, Peace Cycles. Lynchburg, Virginia: Virginia Pub., Co., 1985. Kenan, H. S. The Federal Reserve Bank. Ocala, Florida: H. S. Kenan, 1967. Kitson, Arthur. The Bankers' Conspiracy! Hawthorne, California: Omni, [1933] 1967. Knuppfer, George. The Struggle for World Power. London: Plain Speaker Pub., Co., 1971. Lawson, Alfred. Direct Credits for Everybody. Detroit, Michigan: Humanity Benefactor, 1931. McFadden, Louis T. Collective [sic] Speeches of Congressman Louis T. McFadden. Hawthorne, California: Omni, 1970. McGeer, G. G. The Conquest of Poverty. Hawthorne, California: Omni, [1935] 1967. Money Made Mysteriuos. American Mercury, 1958. Norburn, Charles, M.D. Honest Money: The United States Note. Asheville, North Carolina: New Puritan Library, 1983. __________, and Norburn, Russell. Mankind's Greatest Step: A New Monetary System. New York: Vanguard, 1971. Slocomb, Whitney H. Mass Production and Money., 2 vols. Boston: Meador, 1959. Search, R. E. Lincoln Money Martyred. Hawthorne, California: [1935] 1965. Soddy, Frederick. Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt. Howthorne, Omni, [1933] 1961. Strover, Carl. Monetary Progress. Chicago: American Money League, 1937. ___________. Monetary Reconstruction. Chicago: The Author, 1922. Thoren, Theodore R. and Warner, Richard F. The Truth in Money Book. Chagrin Falls, Ohio: Truth in Money, 1980. Vennard, Wycliffe B. Conquest or Consent. Boston: Forum, 1963. Voorhis, Jerry. Beyond Victory. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, 1944. _____________. Out of Debt, Out of Danger. New York: Devin-Adair, 1943. Wilson, R. McNair. God and the Goldsmiths. Hawthorne, California: Omni, [1933] 1961.
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