The Farmer and His Times in Gold and Riches Decline
A long critical essay contrasts past and present American farmers, lambasting wealth concentration, gold standard policy, and silver coinage. It argues that gold and financial systems, Wall Street, and tariffs degrade farmers while production rises and prices fall, with statistics on crop yields and value through 1881 to 1898.
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