L. Fry
The Law of Liberty (1963)
From the Foreword
The modest little fictional work: THE LAW OF LIBERTY being herewith presented to the public owes its title to the words of the Epistle of St.James the Apostle; it lays no claim to literary talent; it simply indicates the path followed by a mind searching a satisfactory and equitable answer...
Ernest F. Elmhurst
The World Hoax (1938)
CONSIDER this book to be one of the most damning indictments of a people ever penned. With each month that passes, a hundred manuscripts arrive in my printing house with requests that they be read for possible publication. Nine tenths of them concern what some individual merely thinks about this or tha...
C. M. Churchward
The Rising Tide Of Communism (1943)
Though I am sometimes charged, and sometimes credited, with being a Communist, I make no such pretensions concerning myself. I am not a member of the Communist Party, neither am I wholeheartedly in sympathy with communism, either as to its teachings or as to its practices. This however, let...
Myron C. Fagan
The Brotherhood Fraud (1949)
THE FULL STORY of the assault on Christianity cannot be told in this limited space but it would not be complete without an explanation of the sacrilegious mockery of the "Christian and Jewish Brotherhood" scheme-today, the craftiest variant of the entire plot.
Strangely' enough, when the assault w...
A. J. Zielinski
A World Problem - Jews-Poland-Humanity - a Psychological and Historical Study - Translated From Polish (1920)
This work has been written (1914-1917) in order to fill the crying need of an impartial exposition of the relations existing between the Poles and the Jews in Poland. The fact that these two people have lived for centuri...
