Henry Meulen
Henry Meulen (1881–1978) was a British free banking proponent.[1]
Meulen with his daughter, Paula, 1910s
Henry Meulen | |
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| Born | 1881 |
| Died | 1978 |
| Nationality | British |
| Occupation | Free banking proponent |
Selected works
- Meulen, Henry. Banking and the Social Problem. 1909
- Meulen, Henry. Free banking. 1934.
- Meulen, Henry. Free Banking. An outline of a policy of individualism. 1934
- Meulen, Henry. Individualist Anarchism (Reprinted from "The Word," November 1949. With a portrait.) 1949
- Meulen, Henry. Industrial Justice through Banking Reform. An outline of a policy of individualism. 1917
- The price of gold. By T. Goeritz and H. Meulen. 3rd ed. 1972
References
External links
- Part I of Instead of a Magazine Correspondence between Beckerath and Muelen Part II Part III Part IV Part V Part VI edited by John Zube
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