Educate And Empower: Making Change by Changing what you think you know.

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Contents
PART I — Goods at the service of needs through Social Credit
Social Credit: not Socialism, not a political party
Chapter 1 — A Few Principles
Chapter 2 — Economics
Chapter 3 — The Consumers
Chapter 4 — Goods
Chapter 5 — Specialization — The Machine
Chapter 6 — Poverty amidst Plenty
Chapter 7 — The Symbol and the Thing
Chapter 8 — The Birth and Death of Money
Chapter 9 — The Monetary Defect
Chapter 10 — Putting the Monetary System Right
Chapter 11 — The Rights of Each One to the Bare Necessities of Life
Chapter 12 — What is a Dividend?
Chapter 13 — Heritage and Heirs
Chapter 14 — The National Dividend
Chapter 15 — Money and Prices
Chapter 16 — Price Adjustment
Chapter 17 — The National Credit
Chapter 18 — The Monetary Mechanism of Social Credit
Part II — A Few Talks and Articles on Various Aspects of Social Credit
Chapter 19 — Society Exists For All Its Members
Chapter 20 — Minimum Security, Maximum Freedom
Chapter 21 — Politics at the Service of the People
Chapter 22 — A Superpower Dominates Governments
Chapter 23 — The Monetary Power Resides in the Banks
Chapter 24 — Liberal Leader Mackenzie King Said in 1935
Chapter 25 — Money, or Credit, Is a Social Instrument
Chapter 26 — The Goldsmith Who Became a Banker, a True Story
Chapter 27 — A Lesson From a Bank Account
Chapter 28 — What Would Social Credit Do For You?
Chapter 29 — Applied Science, a Common Good
Chapter 30 — A Corrupted Monetary System
Chapter 31 — Social Credit puts money in its proper place
Chapter 32 — Should Money Claim Interest?
Chapter 33 — Interest on Newly-Created Money Is Robbery
Chapter 34 — The Public-Debt Problem
Chapter 35 — The Labour Question, A Money Problem
Chapter 36 — There Is No Unemployment Problem
Chapter 37 — Full Income Instead of Full Employment
Chapter 38 — Equality Between Money-Figures and Price-Figures
Chapter 39 — The Environment — Where Money Is Concerned
Chapter 40 — The Government Must Create Its Own Money
Chapter 41 — To Caesar What Is Caesar's
Chapter 42 — For a Better Understanding of Social Credit
Chapter 43 — Social Credit and Foreign Trade
Chapter 44 — At the Retailer's
Chapter 45 — The Stocker's Lesson
Chapter 46 — The Monetization of Progress
Chapter 47 — 30 Million Capitalists
Chapter 48 — Men of the Right, Empty-Handed
Chapter 49 — The History of Banking Control in the United States
Chapter 50 — Social Credit in the United States in 1932
Chapter 51 — The Aim of the Financiers: a One-World Government
Chapter 52 — Social Credit and the teachings of the Popes
Appendix A — Social Credit and the Catholic doctrine, a study by theologians
Appendix B — The Bank of Canada Must Finance our Country, Debt-Free
Appendix C - Money, Questions and Answers, by Father Charles Coughlin
Appendix D — Words of Thomas Edison
Appendix E — Money Is Created by Banks, Evidence Given by Graham Towers
Louis Even — Biographical notes
About Clifford Hugh Douglas