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By John Graham. Here’s the real cause of the Civil War. A scholarly examination of an oft-neglected aspect of America’s fratricidal civil war—how the great international banking houses of the world augmented the antagonisms between North and South to ensure a peace agreement could never be reached.
“Blood Money” explains how the Federal Reserve in America originated from the Civil War. The author chronicles how the divisive antagonisms between the North and South, finally erupting in the spring of 1861, were deliberately agitated by great international banking houses with the goal of provoking secession.
According to Graham, these private interests fully succeeded and set up a huge financial empire centered on Wall Street, using public debt as the source of their wealth.
This watershed book explores the economic causes of the Civil War, revealing how the Civil War would not have happened had it not been planned and fomented by Northern capitalists.
Softcover, 96 pages
