This is a compelling and essential deep-dive into the psychological, moral, and political roots of money itself, where economist S. Herbert Frankel dismantles neo-Keynesian assumptions about monetary management, traces the Founding Fathers' monetary principles, and confronts the corruption, inflation, and eroding trust threatening the free-market money economy, an indispensable read for anyone seeking to understand monetary policy, economic history, and the fragile foundations of financial liberty.