Inc. All rights reserved. The photographs are compelling, partly because of the bill's rarity and partly because of their intricate and beautiful engraving. A chapter on fraud exposes how innocent persons are often victimized by their failure to understand the concepts behind everyday monetary terms. The last third of the book is appendices. One appendix lists dictionary definitions chronologically, from 1828 to 1997, to show how imprecision and error crept into everyday usage as well as into the law.
Money is about bankers, politicians, and theft by fraud.
Money ends by summarizing how this criminal syndicate operates, how it can be put out of business, and how the world will benefit when that happy day arrives. We recommend Money to business executives, professionals, academics, and college students. We do not recommended it for most children younger than 14, due to its complex subject matter. However, Money would serve as a home-school text for children who read well, even if they are younger than 14. Without exception it would also be an excellent additional reference work for every home, business, school, or public library.