The Rise of the Fisheries and the Merchants
Attempts of the government to subsidize the beginning of fisheries also proved fruitless.
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The Last American Martyr
And still the indomitable Quakers kept coming. Among the most determined to bear witness was William Leddra, destined to be the last American martyr.
The First Execution for Religion on American Soil
With the persecution of the Quakers mounting to a critical pitch, the stage was now set for the tragic climax: murder.
Gore Vidal and Revisionism
Gore Vidal's "American Chronicle" series proved that there was, in fact, a substantial market for skepticism about the glorious American past.
Suppressing Heresy: The Child Petition
Massachusetts was soon to reach the turning point in its previously unchecked highroad of persecution.
Organized Crime: The Unvarnished Truth About Government
Politics and thieves, coercion and regulation, fascism and the Fed, centralization and liberty, workers and unions, trade and freedom, free-market achievements and government disasters in American history — this book covers it all! Organized...
Must America Embrace Empire to Be Safe?
The book American Empire is a debate between two "realist" authors on the practical virtues of empire.
A Crimson Tax Tide
Jefferson County's experience with the occupational tax illustrates Henry Hazlitt's differentiation between good and bad economists.
The Failure of Subsidized Production in the Massachusetts Theocracy
Debt-relief legislation has plagued America since 1640.
