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The book "What the Government Has Done with Our Money. Arguments against the Federal Reserve System. The Anatomy of the State" is a book containing three small works by the American economist Murray Rothbard on the most significant phenomena of human society - the state and money. Rothbard explores the anatomy of the state, concluding that the state is the only organisation in society that derives its income from coercion rather than voluntary exchange. This is the defining position from which we must proceed when we want to understand what the state does and why. Rothbard also explores the origin and role of money in our society, the origin and characteristics of banking and especially of partially reserve banking. He shows that partial reserve banking is a legalised fraud. Rothbard describes in detail the origins of the US central bank, the Federal Reserve System, as a banking cartel for organising inflation. The book will be of interest to anyone who wants to understand how the social systems we are used to actually function.