Ron Paul spent three decades in Congress saying more or less the same thing about money, and this volume is the receipt. The Mises Institute collected his floor speeches, committee exchanges, and essays from the 1970s through 2007 into a single running argument for the three things named in the subtitle.
What lifts it above a scrapbook is the chronology. The dates are printed alongside the text, so you can watch him describe the mechanics of monetary expansion while Greenspan was still being called a maestro, and press Federal Reserve chairmen on questions they would rather have left alone. Reading it in order is the point.
This is the book our Ron Paul mug quotes. Here is the argument behind the line.
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