Alexander Del Mar Livres

Alexander del Mar fut un économiste politique et historien dévoué qui se pencha sur l'histoire des systèmes monétaires et financiers. Ses recherches approfondies dans les bibliothèques et collections de monnaies européennes ont façonné sa perspective critique sur le rôle de l'or comme monnaie marchandise et sa défense du contrôle étatique sur l'argent. Del Mar croyait fermement en la fonction légale de la monnaie, reflétant sa conviction en l'autorité de l'État sur la politique monétaire. Son œuvre continue d'offrir des aperçus précieux sur l'histoire monétaire.

The Great Paper Bubble, Or, The Coming Financial Explosion

The History of Money in America: From the Earliest Times

A History of Money in Ancient Countries From the Earliest Times to the Present

History of Monetary Systems
448pages
16 heures de lecture
3,2(5)Évaluer
This book covers the history of money and finance. It is the result of fifteen years of research by the author, Alexander Del Mar, in great libraries and coin collections of Europe. He traced the historical development in all ages of which any coinage or other numismatic remains exist. He reveals in the great states of antiquity that money was a pillar of the constitution, its usage, its meaning in different countries at different times and how private coinage originated. It describes it's physical component and the discussion about its value, whether the value of money constitutes the metal or paper from which it is made or its numerical relation, and what governmental body should control this.
The Science of Money
144pages
6 heures de lecture
The Middle Ages Revisited
394pages
14 heures de lecture
A comprehensive overview of the Middle Ages, exploring the political, social, and cultural developments of the era. Del Mar delves into the significant events and influential figures of the time, shedding new light on this fascinating period of history.
A History of Money in Ancient Countries From the Earliest Times to the Present
396pages
14 heures de lecture
The History of Money in America: From the Earliest Times
140pages
5 heures de lecture
The Great Paper Bubble, Or, The Coming Financial Explosion
112pages
4 heures de lecture
Why Should the Chinese go?: A Pertinent Inquiry From A Mandarin High in Authority
Money and Civilization: Or, a History of the Monetary Laws and Systems of Various States Since the Dark Ages, and Their Influence Upon Civiliz
474pages
17 heures de lecture
The Worship of Augustus Caesar: Derived From a Study of Coins, Monuments, Calendars, Aeras, and Astronomical and Astrological Cycles, the Whole Establ
380pages
14 heures de lecture
Ancient Britain in the Light of Modern Archaeological Discoveries
228pages
8 heures de lecture
In this comprehensive survey, the author examines the latest findings and theories of the archaeologists working on prehistoric Britain. Covering topics such as megalithic structures, burials, pottery, and metalworking, he presents a vivid picture of the everyday life, beliefs, and social organization of the ancient Britons.