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H.A. Scott Trask

Historian Scott Trask is an adjunct scholar of the Mises Institute. Send him mail.

	Title	Author	Date(sorted descending)
	Jefferson's Disastrous Embargo	H.A. Scott Trask	08/03/2010
	Jefferson as President: His Judicial Blunders	H.A. Scott Trask	07/20/2010
	Was Thomas Jefferson a Great President?	H.A. Scott Trask	07/12/2010
	Ten Recurring Economic Fallacies, 1774–2004	H.A. Scott Trask	07/26/2004
	Inflation and the French Revolution: The Story of a Monetary Catastrophe	H.A. Scott Trask	04/28/2004
	What Brought on the French Revolution?	H.A. Scott Trask	04/09/2004
	War Finance: Theory and History	H.A. Scott Trask	02/02/2004
	Perpetual Debt: From the British Empire to the American Hegemon	H.A. Scott Trask	01/27/2004
	The Fed's Predecessors in American History	H.A. Scott Trask	12/17/2003
	In Defense of Bank Failures	H.A. Scott Trask	12/05/2003
	Reflation in American History	H.A. Scott Trask	10/31/2003
	Did the Framers Favor Hard Money?	H.A. Scott Trask	09/15/2003
	Rethinking the Articles of Confederation	H.A. Scott Trask	08/08/2003
	Commercial War: George III to Present	H.A. Scott Trask	08/01/2003
	Inflation and the American Revolution	H.A. Scott Trask	07/18/2003
	The Statist Ethos	H.A. Scott Trask	03/14/2002
	There is No Third Way	H.A. Scott Trask	02/05/2002