Originally published in 1866, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into a critical time in American economic history. Henry Charles Carey presents a compelling argument for economic independence from England, and outlines a plan for developing a sustainable, self-sufficient economy. Despite its age, this book's message is still relevant today and makes for a compelling read for anyone interested in issues of corporate power, political economy, and the relationship between nations.

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