This book is a stirring historical romance set in ancient Egypt, centering on the adventures of the titular Thoth. Nicholson weaves a tale of love, war, and political intrigue against the backdrop of one of the world's oldest civilizations. With vivid descriptions of temple life, battles, and daily rituals, this book brings the ancient world to life in a way that few other novels can match. A must-read for fans of historical fiction.
In 'Principles of Political Economy', economist Joseph Shield Nicholson offers a comprehensive look at the principles of political economy. This edition includes Book 4: Economic Progress and Book 5: The Economic Functions of Government, both of which provide valuable insights into the workings of the modern economy.
This treatise explores the complex relationship between tariffs, wages, and employment, providing readers with a thoughtful analysis of how these factors interrelate. Drawing upon economic theory and practical examples, Joseph Shield Nicholson makes a compelling case for how tariff policy can impact the labor market and the broader economy.
This fascinating book offers an in-depth look at the world of banking and finance. With a focus on the nature and functions of money, Banker's Money provides valuable insights into the inner workings of the global financial system. Whether you're a banker, investor, or just curious about money, this book is sure to be an eye-opening read.
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