«Money is an instrument of exchange and nothing else. […] Only money that goes out of date like a newspaper, rots like potatoes, rusts like iron, evaporates like ether, is capable of standing the test as an instrument for the exchange of potatoes, newspapers, iron and ether. […] So we must make money worse as a commodity if we wish to make it better as a medium of exchange.»
«Free-Money is a stabilised paper-money currency […] Free-Money loses one-thousandth of its face value weekly, or about 5% annually, at the expense of the holder. […] The purpose of Free-Money is to break the unfair privilege enjoyed by money. This unfair privilege is solely due to the fact that the traditional form of money has one immense advantage over all other goods, namely that it is indestructible.»
«By the Natural Economic Order we mean […] an order in which all Privileges are abolished […] This is the aim of the two fundamental reforms here described: Free-Land and Free-Money.»