What is a “Dollar”?
"What Is A "Dollar"?AN HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION IN MONETARY POLICY National Alliance for Constitutional Money Monograph No. 6 by Edwin Vieira, Jr.
Foreword
Today, all...
Why Does The United States Need Constitutional Money?
WHY DOES THE UNITED STATES NEED CONSTITUTIONAL MONEY?Six Questions on Monetary Reform National Alliance for Constitutional Money Monograph No. 5 by Edwin Vieira, Jr.
Foreword
This Monograph asks...
The Federal Reserve System: A Fatal Parasite On The American Body Politic
FORWARD
Dr. Edwin Vieira, Jr., has condensed into this Monograph the substance of addresses he has given to small groups that represent a cross-section of...
The Constitutional Imperative in Reform of the Monetary and Banking Systems of the United...
Foreword
Dr. Edwin Vieira, Jr., presented the original version of The Constitutional Imperative in Reform of the Monetary and Banking Systems of the United States...
Constitutional Authority of the States and the President to Intervene on Behalf of Sound...
Constitutional Authority of the States and the President to Intervene on Behalf of Sound MoneyCommittee for Monetary Research and Education Monograph No. 39 (December...
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