Inheriting Inequality
Allison TaitDeconstructing the hidden rules of wealth and power from 17th-century witch trials to modern trusts. The same legal machinery is always running in the background. Let me show you how it works.
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Exposing the machinery of dynastic wealth & gender from witch trials to tax havens ✤ Law professor & author of The House That Family Money Built ✤ Endorsed by cats everywhere 🐈⬛
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