The Farmer and the Gold Question in Plain Speech
A long essay argues farming’s decline in price, linked to financial policy and wealth concentration. It criticizes gold standard belief, cites historical price data, and urges farmers to act for bimetallism to raise crop prices and curb Wall Street power. It frames farmer virtue against urban contempt.
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