Preface
1- Little house on the prairie
2 - How to issue sound money
3 - Reshaping America
4 - Lesson learned
5 - Promises not kept
6 - Read the instructions
7 - For whom do you work?
8 - The problem - the media
9 - The money changers
10 - The goldsmiths of medieval England
11 - Moral issues
12 - Talley Sticks
13 - The 1st Central-bank War in America
14 - The rise of the Rothschilds
15 - The American Revolution
16 - The 2nd Central-bank War in America
17 - The constitutional convention
18 - The 3rd Central-bank War in America
19 - Napoleon’s rise to power
20 - Death of the First Bank of the United States
21 - Napoleon’s Waterloo
22 - The 4th Central-bank War in America
23 - Andrew Jackson
24 - The 5th Central-bank War in America
25 - Return of the gold standard
26 - Free up silver
27 - J.P. Morgan & the Crash of 1907
28 - Jekyll Island, Georgia
29 -The Federal Reserve Act of 1913
30 - J.P. Morgan & World War I
31 - What can we do?
32 - Elements of monetary reform
Afterword
33 - The Mark, the Name, and the Number
34 - The Wizard of OZ
35 - Look behind the veil
36 - Unlimited power to contract
37 - The Mark of the Beast
38 - The non-federal Federal Reserve
Final Word