BOOKS OF INTEREST

ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONEY POWER

An Extraordinary Reading List from: http://www.yamaguchy.netfirms.com

This list was made for ease of reading, though it may not be as appropriately sorted as on the Yamaguchy site. On the Yamaguchy site, the arrangement is considerably more colorful and perhaps a little more difficult to read (at least it was for me).

Many of these books, articles, letters, papers, and speeches are rare texts dating from the 18th, 19th, and early 20th century. They are roughly arranged in the lists below according to the date of publication rather than author or specific subject. Most of Yamaguchy's English language collection is listed here (but not all of them), with direct links to the Yamaguchy site.

AUTHORS FEATURED

David Astle, Nesta Webster, John Abbott, Gustavus Myers, Charles Beard, Francis Adams, Matthew Josephson, Richard Pettigrew, Robert Thompson, Jonathan Duncan, Henry Carey, Edward Kellogg, William Kelley, Thomas Ferry, Peter Cooper, William Berkey, Benjamin Heath, Ignatius Donnelly, Mary Hobart, Sarah Emery, Arthur Kitson, Thomas Huskinson, Silas Adams, Lawrence Dennis, Sidney Fay, John Turner, Michael Pearson, Ariadna Tyrkova, Bella Dodd, Ludwell Denny, Gary Allen, Antony Sutton, McNair Wilson, Las Cases, June Grem, Charles Lindbergh, Henry Loucks, Gertrude Coogan, William Guy Carr, Arthur Nelson Field, Ezra Pound, Marion LaFollette, Theodore, Jerolaman James Harvey

Please visit http://www.yamaguchy.netfirms.com/index.html for the entire list.

MONEY, CENTRAL BANKS, AND THE GREENBACK

 

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS ON WEALTH, MONEY, AND BANKING Letters of Thomas Jefferson (1789-1825) Senators Benton, Calhoun, Webster (1830s) How can paper money increase wealth? (1849 London) Retford Currency Society History of the Legal Tender Paper Money, (1869) Elbridge Spaulding Speeches on money in the Houses of Congress, (1874-1908) by William Kelley, John Jones, Thomas Ferry, William Stewart, Robert LaFollette Elements of Political Economy, (1875) Robert Thompson Andrew Jackson and the Bank of the United States, (1880) William Royall History of Tammany Hall, (1901- ) Gustavus Myers History of the Great American Fortunes, (1910) Gustavus Myers History of the Supreme Court of the United States, (1912) Gustavus Myers A History of Canadian Wealth, (1914) Gustavus Myers The Great Conspiracy of the House of Morgan Exposed, (1916) Henry Loucks Banking and Currency and the Money Trust, (ca. 1920) Charles Lindbergh An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States, (1962) Charles Beard

MORE HISTORY ON REVOLUTION, WAR, THE PLUTOCRACY,
AND THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL AND MONEY POWERS

Memoirs of the Court of Berlin, (1786) Mirabeau Napoleon at Saint Helena, (1823) Emmanuel Las Cases Charles the First, (1828?) Isaac Disraeli The History of Napoleon Bonaparte, (1851) John S.C. Abbott The Slave Trade, (1853) Henry Carey Eight-hour-day, (1865) Wendell Phillips Chapters of Erie and other essays, (1871) Francis Adams Seven Financial Conspiracies, (1887) Sarah Emery The Original Mr. Jacobs (1888) The Great Red Dragon, (1890) L.B. Woolfolk Shylock:... (1894) Gordan Clark Story of the Gold Conspiracy, (1895) Alexander del Mar A Call to Action, (1892) James Weaver America’s Appeal for United Nations (1908) Secret Societies and the French Revolution, (1911) Una Birch Vampire of the Continent, (MCMXV) Memoirs of Kaiser Wilhelm II The Hapsburg Monarchy, (1914) Henry W. Steed How Diplomats Make War, (1915) Francis Neilson Liberty to Brest-Litovsk, (1919) Ariadna Tyrkóva-Williams The French Revolution, (1919) Nesta Webster The Bank of England’s Charters (1922) Thomas Huskinson Triumphant Plutocracy, (1922) Richard Pettigrew Shall it be Again?,(1922) John Turner School of Darkness, ( 1954) Bella Dodd Philip the Fair, (1922) Funck-Brentano Secret Societies and Subversive Movements, (1924) Nesta Webster Through Thirty Years, (1924) Henry W. Steed The Great White Brotherhood (1925) Charlie W. Leadbeatter Secret War Against the Jews  Benito Mussolini (1928) The Saturday Evening Post

We Fight for Oil, (1928) Ludwell Denny The Origins of the World War, (1928) Sidney Fay The New Freedom, (192?) Woodrow Wilson Henry Ford's minimum wage (1931) The Fall of the Russian Empire, (1931) Edmund Walsh The truth about the Slump, (1931) Arthur N. Field Driving out the Money Changers, (1933) Charles Caughlin Conquest of Poverty, (1933) McGeer Merchants of Death, (1934) Engelbrecht and Hanighen  The Robber Barons, (1934) Matthew Josephson The Two Nations, (1935) Christopher Hollis The Coming American Fascism, (1936) Lawrence Dennis Land for the Chosen, (1942-3) Clifford Douglas Ezra Pound Speaking, (WWII Years) Empire of the City, (1944-46) Edwin Knuth The Forrestal Diaries (1945) The Jews wanted war Robert Marion LaFollette (1947) Martin Bormann :  nazi in exile, (1981) Paul Manning The Secret Destiny of America, (1944) Manly Palmer Hall Back Door to War (ch 23), (1952) Charles C. Tansill FDR wanted war (1953) Frederic R. Sanborn Revisionism and the Historical Blackout, (1953) Harry E. Barnes Pawns in the Game, (ca. 1958) William G. Carr The Fourth Floor, (1962) Earl T. Smith Red Symphony, (1968) J. Landowsky The Sealed Train, (1975) Michael Pearson None Dare Call it Conspiracy (1971) Gary Allen Murder by Injection, (1977) Eustace Mullins Monarchy or Money Power,  (1978) McNair Wilson Khubilai Khan (ch 5), (1988) Morris Rossabi Secret Agenda, Project Paperclip, (1991) Linda Hunt Stalin's Plans for World War II (1991) R. C. Raack The World Order, (1992) Eustace Mullins The Babylonian Woe, (1993) David Astle

WHO IS YAMAGUCHY? "YAMAGUCHY INCORPORATED," WE ARE TOLD, IS MERELY THE NAME THE CREATOR FLIPPANTLY GAVE AS HIS "COMPANY" WHEN HE CREATED HIS WEB SITE. THE CREATOR HIMSELF GOES BY THE NAME OF "ISHMAEL," AND HE IS A FOREIGN-BORN CANADIAN CITIZEN FROM WE KNOW NOT WHERE.

IT SEEMS FOR SOME YEARS ISHMAEL HAUNTED A MAJOR LIBRARY IN TORONTO, CANADA, DIGGING OUT AND SCANNING BOOKS ON SUBJECTS THAT HAPPEN TO INTEREST US. THEN, AFTER BEING EVICTED FROM HIS HOMESTEAD IN TORONTO'S TENT CITY, HE PACKED UP HIS GEAR AND PEDDLED HIS BICYCLE SOME 2,900 MILES TO VANCOUVER ISLAND, WHERE HE NOW LIVES AND WORKS SOMEWHERE THE TOTANGI FOREST.

HE HAS DONE AN HEROIC JOB IN ASSEMBLING THIS WONDERFUL LIBRARY OF HARD TO FIND BOOKS AND OTHER MATERIALS -- AND MAKING IT AVAILABLE TO US.

IN ADDITION TO APPARENTLY BEING A BIT OF AN ECCENTRIC, ISHMAEL IS ALSO SOMEWHAT OF A CYNIC, CHIDING PEOPLE LIKE PRIDGER FOR CONSIDERING THESE WORKS "HARD TO FIND." HE TELLS US, THEY ARE EASY TO FIND! THEY ARE THERE – IN THE LIBRARY! 

 

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