Publisher's Synopsis
This special re-print edition of Bolton Hall's book "Money Making In Free America: Short Lessons in Prosperity" is an early American guide to economics, taxation, business monopolies and economic justice. Written in 1909, this classic text by one of the founders of the Back-To-The-Land movement and an outspoken activist against poverty, provides insight into how the rich get richer and the poorer in America. Also included are short lessons in prosperity to empower the poor. Chapters include The Promise of the Century, Our Present Drift, Over-Production, Wages Instead of Product, Who Gets The Wealth Produced?, Monopolized America, How It Hurts You, To Business Men, The Fruits of Injustice, The Charity Problem, Money Reforms, Political Corruption, Income and Inheritance Taxes, How The Poor Can Become Prosperous, What We Want And How We Get It, Your Own Success and The Hope of Future Progress. An enlightening read on economic justice. Note: This edition is a perfect facsimile of the original edition and is not set in a modern typeface. As a result, some type characters and images might suffer from slight imperfections or minor shadows in the page background.
