In this early 20th-century work, Charles A. Lindbe explores the complicated nature of banking, currency, and financial systems in the United States. Specifically, Lindbe addresses the growing influence of financial institutions and their role in shaping national economic policies, warning of the dangers of monopolistic control. This leather-crafted edition provides a nuanced look into the financial systems of the time, offering invaluable insight into the origins of modern banking and currency policy.