Fugitive essays Book

This guy is a radical. A libertarian with his foot stuck in the yogurt bucket of the Great Depression and World War II, a man who knew the truth and worked to speak plainly in a mad, burning world. He saw the decadence and tabesence of the American economy, a process he believed had red-lined with the passage of the sixteenth amendment to the Constitution, allowing the income tax. I liked his writing style. I like him. He's right. But it's depressing. The damage is much further along, and things are a lot worse than when he put this to paper.