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Revilo P. Oliver

All America Must Know THE TERROR That Is Upon Us (1959)

All America Must Know THE TERROR That Is Upon Us (1959) by Revilo P. Oliver

From Q speech by Dr. Revilo P. Oliver, University of Illinois Professor of the Classics, in March, 1959, before the DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Annual Illinois State Convention Supplementary notes ore provided t...

Leonard Young

Deadlier Than the H-Bomb (1956)

Deadlier Than the H-Bomb (1956) by Leonard Young

Having fought against tyranny for thousands of years and having been sustained by a strong faith throughout, first, the Druidic and then the Christian, are we now going to let our Christian and British faith and traditions go by default and tamely...

Catherine Palfrey Baldwin

And Men Wept (1954)

And Men Wept (1954) by Catherine Palfrey Baldwin

 Preface

AND MEN WEPT:- This was the outstanding remark after the Republican Convention, Chicago, 1952. Why did they weep? Did they suddenly realize that unwittingly perhaps, unknowingly, they had been part of the betrayal of their country? Never...

Charles Edward Coughlin

Father Coughlin Answers His Critics (1953)

Father Coughlin Answers His Critics (1953) by Charles Edward Coughlin

Father Charles Edward Coughlin was one of the most influential American figures of the 1930s. He published Social Justice magazine with a circulation of 900,000, and 220 employees. It was larger than most daily newspapers today...

Elizabeth Dilling

The Red Betrayal of The Churches (1938)

The Red Betrayal of The Churches (1938) by Elizabeth Dilling

Just as Judas by acting as one of the beloved disciples of Jesus Christ, living with Him, eating out of the same dish with Him, with a kiss was able to betray Him to the soldiers to be crucified, as no stranger could have done, so, thro...