Great Red Dragon, or, London Money Power

The Great Red Dragon, or London Money Power by L. B. Woolfolk is an influential historical analysis that delves into the rise of a global financial empire centered in London. Originally published in 1889, this groundbreaking work outlines the secretive growth of what the author refers to as the “”Money Power””—a concentrated network of capitalists, many of whom were Jewish financiers based in London’s financial district. Woolfolk presents a scathing critique of this powerful group, alleging their control over global commerce, industry, and politics. In a compelling narrative divided into three key sections, Woolfolk first details the emergence of the London Money Power, tracing its origins from the British East India Company to its domination over global trade and industry. The second part of the book ties this financial empire to biblical prophecy, casting it as the Great Red Dragon, a symbol of oppression and tyranny. Finally, Woolfolk offers his vision for combating this powerful force, proposing economic and political reforms to counteract its monopolistic control. This classic work sheds light on the economic and political dynamics of the 19th century, offering a rare glimpse into the conspiracy theories and anti-financial sentiments that were prevalent at the time. Readers interested in history, economics, political theory, and prophetic literature will find this book an intriguing exploration of one man’s interpretation of the global financial system. The Great Red Dragon has been carefully restored for contemporary readers, ensuring the highest quality and preserving the essence of the original publication. Dive into this timeless work that continues to provoke thought and discussion on the nature of financial power and global domination. —- ISBN: nan | ISBN10: B01DAF4L4M | ISBN-13: