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==Conservatism==

==Conservatism==

''A Bubble that Broke the World'' (1932) blames the Wall Street Crash of 1929 on runaway speculation fueled by overextended credit; he blamed the federal reserve.  He was self-educated, having left school after third grade.

''A Bubble that Broke the World'' (1932) blames the Wall Street Crash of 1929 on runaway speculation fueled by overextended credit; he blamed the [[Federal Reserve]].  He was self-educated, having left school after third grade.

Garrett was a vocal opponent of the [[New Deal]], as represented in hundreds of essays and his 1955 book, ''The People's Pottage.''

Garrett was a vocal opponent of the [[New Deal]], as represented in hundreds of essays and his 1955 book, ''The People's Pottage.''