ENGLISH

The Babylonian Woe

By David , ASTLE

Book information

Publisher
The Author
Year
1975
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
5 MB (4860363 bytes)
Pages
273\273
Time added
2018-05-03 02:36:07
Alexander the GreatAmsterdamAristotleBabylonBankingbullioncentral bankDebtgoldHebrewsinflatable moneyJewspolitical influenceprecious metalsPytheasSlaverySolonSpartaSumertally-stickTradeusury

Description

A Study of the Origin of Certain Banking Practices, and of their effect on the events of Ancient History, written in the light of the Present Day. I. "In the Beginning was the Word". II. The Temple and the Counting House. III. "Per Me Dei Regnant!" IV. The Left Hand of Dawn. V. Blood, Sorrow, and Silver. VI. Babylon, Banking, and Bullion. VII. Phrygia, Finance, and Front Man. VIII. Tyrant and Trapezitae. IX. Potsherds and other Fragments. X. Pergamum and Pitane. XI. Voices from the Dust. XII. Sparta, the Pelanors, Wealth, and Women. XIII. Money Creators and the Political Control. XIV. Man Proposes but God Disposes. Bibliography. Index.

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