The Economics of Henry George
History’s Rehabilitation of America’s Greatest Early Economist
By Phillip J. Bryson
Henry George was the greatest, most famous and most rejected of early American economists. Without formal education he trained himself in classical economics and developed a theory of a “single tax” suggestive of the work of the earlier French économistes. Academic economists of his day rejected his work, but it enjoyed great public popularity in the United States, Europe, Australia and other places. He was more widely read than any other early American economist. History has seen his rehabilitation at the hand of modern economists who have reviewed and analyzed his work in great detail. There is much specialized literature on many specific facets and aspects of George’s work, but we lack a book which provides an overview of George’s economics and of this historic rehabilitation. This brief book attempts to fill that gap. Hardcover 250 pp. List Price: $95 SALE:$65.00
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The Killing Fields DVD
By Fred Harrison and Carlo Nero
This film documents how the introduction of Land Value Tax would give greater value to wildlife and ensure its protection. It is the untold story fo how landowners are making a killing while while species are being wiped out in the fields of Britain and Europe and the work of wildlife conservationists is being undermined in a desperate race to prevent the obliteration of ecosystems. Presented by Fred Harrison and the Wildlife Trust, the film is directed by Carlo Nero, son of renowned film actors Vanessa Redgrave and Franco Nero. DVD 25 min. List Price: $10.00 SALE: $7.00
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The Other Law of Moses
By John L. Kelly
The Other Law of Moses takes the reader on an epic journey, illuminating a plan for universal freedom and prosperity. The ancient Israelites were among the most prosperous people of their time and became the world’s first middle class nation, enjoying freedom and justice. This book ascribes Israel’s exceptional prosperity to the “Land Law” within the Law of Moses. Virtually unknown in the modern world, this unique and potent collection of economic rules is well laid out in scripture. By his time, Jesus railed against their near destruction, making statements that confuse us today, even though his hearers understood them well.
Using lively narrative and familiar stories from the Old and New Testaments, The Other Law of Moses traces the genesis, observance and success of the Land Law. It opens in about 1200 BC with the beginning of Israel’s centuries-long prosperity and continues through the Law’s gradual corruption; it helps explain the famous anger of the prophets. The ending highlights the uncommon prosperity some modern day cities, regions, and countries enjoy where parts of the Law are practiced. By the end of the book, readers will likely conclude that many of today’s economic precepts are flawed and counterproductive. Paperback 256 pp. List Price: $15.00 SALE: $12.00
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The Other Law of Moses Study Guide
By John L. Kelly
This Study Guide companion to The Other Law of Moses contains four to six questions for each chapter of the book, with space to write responses. The Study Guide is an indispensable tool for groups or individuals wishing to explore and discuss the key points and inferences in The Other Law of Moses. Paperback 38 pp. List Price: $5.00 SALE: $4.00
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Progreso y Pobreza (versión moderna)
Por Henry George, Editado por Bob Drake
Porqué hay recesiones y probreza en medio de tanta riqueza — y qué se puede hacer para evitarlas. Uno de los libros de economía políticas más leídos en el mundo. Editado y abreviado para lectores modernos por Bob Drake. Traducido al español por Germán Lema. Libro de bolsillo 294 pp. List Price: $13.00 SALE: $10.00
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Stolen Land — Stolen Lives
And the Great Con Trick of Debt!
By Shirley-Anne Hardy
Shirley-Anne Hardy’s new book has woven the land question into an entire tapestry of how we deal with the earth environmentally and spiritually, as well as economically — and shows how they all go together. An outgrowth of a lifetime of writing and work for environmental, economic and social reform, the book pays careful attention to the demands of scholarship, yet offers enchanting poetry, quotes and charming stories. Paperback 346 pp. List Price: $15.00 SALE: $12.00
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