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Debt - Updated and Expanded

By Graeber, David

Graeber traces 5,000 years of debt to show how credit, morality, and political power became bound together long before coins or cash.

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Graeber overturns the familiar story of money by tracing debt back more than 5,000 years. He links early credit systems, the divide between debtors and creditors, and debates over debt forgiveness to major shifts in political and moral life.

The result is a wide-ranging history that connects ancient law and religion with ideas of guilt, sin, redemption, and right and wrong. It suits readers drawn to economic history, political argument, and the hidden origins of everyday moral language.

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