Phillips on nothing and wealth in Wall Street
D. H. Phillips argues in Success that modern finance creates value from nothing, fueled by captains of industry and Wall Street. He traces how booms and busts shape elections, markets, and law, criticizing intangibles, corruption, and the widening wealth gap amid calls for reform.
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The Homes of Kansas by Sol Miller
A nostalgic ode to Kansas housing stages from sod houses and dugouts to mansions. It celebrates pioneers and their enduring labor that shaped the state, praising modest cabins alongside grand homes as symbols of patient years of toil and freedom.
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Early echoes of law and freedom in Anderson County
The narrative recalls settlers from England Ireland and Wales joining New England Ohio Iowa Indiana and other states to form new communities. It recounts clashes with Missouri code restrictive laws leading to reforms and a jury trial over unpaid debts. Defendants from Franklin County faced manipulation as the plaintiff produced forged bills and pursued non jury tricks before trial.
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