Labor and other capital: the rights of each secured and the wrongs of both eradicated. Or, an exposition of the cause why few are wealthy and many poor, and the delineation of a system, which, without infringing the rights of property, will give to labor its just reward
New York: published by the author, 1849. Hardcover. 298p., original embossed cloth binding, some wear along spine hinges with the card showing (hinges still sound), spine lettering dulled, minor staining on the corners, an internal dampstain for the first few pages, previous owner's name from the period otherwise in a good, sound condition, first edition.
"Kellogg's chief idea was that interest rates should be based not on the scarcity of credit but on the basic operating costs of banks. 'Kelloggism' had a great influence on such inflationary movements as the Greenback and the Populist." - Radical literature in America, an address by Frederick B. Adams, Jr., Stamford, 1939. Page 49.
Cat.No: 104233
Price: $75.00