| Title |
Author |
Pages |
| Keynes and Douglas |
Edward Minton |
8 |
| The New and The Old Economics |
C. H. Douglas |
17 |
| Advice to Australian Social Crediters |
Social Credit Secretariat |
1 |
| An Outline of Social Credit |
Hugn Morton Murray |
35 |
| Can Qualitative Easing Become Quantitive Compassion? |
Edward Minton |
5 |
| In Defending Society from Abstract Aberrations |
Edward Minton |
3 |
| Introduction to Democratising Banking |
Charles Pinwill |
4 |
| Social Credit and its Diversions |
Issac Gueisler |
5 |
| Realistic Constitutionalism |
C.H. Douglas |
8 |
| On Having Enemies |
Walter Murdoch |
4 |
| Programme for the Third World War |
C.H. Douglas |
37 |
| Social Credit and Party Politics |
L.D. Byrne |
14 |
| Brief for the Prosecution |
C.H. Douglas |
71 |
| The Development of World Dominion |
C.H. Douglas |
102 |
| The Dying Theology of Money |
Edward Minton |
7 |
| Warning Democracy |
C.H. Douglas |
85 |
| Whose Service is Perfect Freedom |
C.H. Douglas |
43 |
| Realistic Constitutionalism |
C.H. Douglas |
8 |
| National Accounts Prototypes |
Edward Minton |
19 |
| MacMillian Committee Of Finance and Industry |
Multiple |
29 |
| Shakespearean Economics of Building a Biscuit Factory |
Edward Minton |
3 |