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The essays contained in this volume were the result of many years of intensive thinking and reading about liberty. They address a topic, anarchist strategy, that is underdeveloped. Many people have written about how a free society might operate. But relatively few have applied hard thinking to the key question of "What do we do to achieve that world?" In the few instances people have, their proposed solutions have always been vague (a generic call for "education") or unconvincing (defeating the state through black markets - "agorism"). This is a problem. As long as we lack a comprehensible plan to bring about a free society, we will be unable to convince people that our ideology has a fu ...

Annually, we honor veterans who served and/or lost their lives fighting in our nation's wars. We remember vicyims of tragic events like 9/11 or the attack on Pearl Harbor...and rightfully so. But when the subject of slavery in America is brought to the forefront, people just want to forget and move on. Realizing that it is uncomfortable to face a horrific truth, we must face it nevertheless. The wounds never healed. Skin may have covered the wound, but it has become infected deep inside causing pain and swelling. Eventually, it spread and became cancerous because it was never tended to during its early stages. Discrimination, terrorism, and prejudice is still very much ali ...

Siphiwe Baleka, concerned with the lost history of his family because of the criminal European and American Trade in African people and their enslavement, uses DNA testing and a lot of research to reconstruct the history of the Balanta people all the way back to their origin in Ta-Nihisi, Nubia (Sudan), in prehistoric times. Volume I covers that history up until their exodus during the Egyptian XVIII Dynasty (1479-1429 BC). The book is presented as a letter to his sons, so that they will know the full dignity of their ancestral heritage. But the book is also of immense value to all people of African descent whose ancestors were the victims of American slavery, and whose descendants have ...

This is the first volume of a thorough, yet understandable study of the History of the Christian Church. This Volume will bring you from the book of Acts to the Dark Ages.

DENNIS DAILY -- a former National Radio News Anchor and a product of Catholic Schools -- looks at the history of nuns in the United States. He talks about their heyday and their diminishing numbers.

Today millions of people believe the universe, the Earth, and all life evolved randomly according to the theory of evolution proposed by Charles Darwin. Most people, though, are unaware that even though there is clear and and compelling evidence to the contrary, Darwin's theory's are still being accepted by academia as non-disputable fact. Most people are also unaware that there is no clear empirical evidence or math to support his theory. Because of these facts, there is a growing legion of scientists who have completely rejected Darwinian evolution as not only highly improbable but scientifically unprovable. If you have ever asked "Where did I come from?" and "Why am I here?" you w ...

The book traces the history of the SDA work among the Haitians in Florida. But the information starts from the Haitian SDA work in Haiti and then the beginning of the Haitian SDA work in Brooklyn, New York.

Contents: Thomas Sirls Terry, Sr Mary Ann Pulsipher Terry Mary Ann Terry Huntsman Adelia Terry Mackelprang Celestia Terry Hunt Alydia Terry Winsor Wilhelmina Terry Laub Almira Terry Harmon Lenora Terry Tullis Thomas Sirls Terry, Jr Susan Terry Lund Elizabeth Terry Woods Luther Murkins Terry Joseph Alma Terry Eliza Jane Pulsipher Terry Zera Pulsipher Terry Thomas Nelson Terry Eliza Jane Terry Wadsworth Aluna Terry Hunt Sarah Terry Wadsworth Josephine Terry Wadsworth Franklin Durmath Terry Eva Terry Lee Hannah Louisa Leavitt Terry Maud Terry Patten Mary Terry Bunker David Dudley Terry Jedediah Murkins Terry Edward Sirls Terry Exie Terry Blake New Materials: ...

Biography on Neriah Lewis Family.