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Papers of John Johston, and Indian agent of Piqua, Ohio, include papers from Johnston's career as factor and Indian agent spanning the territorial period, War of 1812, and settlement of Ohio. Includes correspondence, financial records, legal documents, and miscellaneous material.

Corruption arises from the collusion of economic and political elites, a practice that has developed in order to overcome the contradiction of two important processes of our time: capitalism and democracy. In this new study of the phenomenon, the author shows how corruption is the practice of collusion taken to excess; 'the unacceptable face of capitalism'. Corruption, by 'going too far', exposes what is normally hidden from view; the collusive system of elites furthering the expansion of capitalist practice and market practice at the expense of democratic practice and public values.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1881.