Description"The United States" was a confederate union, created by the acts of the peoples of sovereign States.
Marshal De Rosa Rarely does a book c. -Dr.
Even the best intentioned patriots, once infected, become either the Behemoth\'s fodder or its unwitting serfs.
Consider this book as a vaccination for patriots in the 1776 and 1861 vein, making them immune to the disease of centralization.
The body politic will survive, either as a centralized secularized system devouring its opposition and enslaving the rest, or as a revitalized decentralized system of self-governing States.
To cure the disease (centralization) it is first necessary to diagnose the extent of the disease and provide the appropriate hard medicine (robust States\' Rights).
For the careful reader Roesch makes clear that the current political order\'s illness will not be cured by election cycles.
Roesch\'s frustration with the status quo in politics is palpable in this book, and rightfully so.
Gutzman, author of James Madison and the Making of America, Virginia\'s American Revolution, and Thomas Jefferson-Revolutionary Mr.
C. -Kevin R.
Lay and expert readers alike will find much in this tome to admire. ___________________ James Roesch here sets himself the worthy task of describing the southern states\'-Rights tradition, which is the basis of the Declaration of Independence and much else, in its foremost advocates\' own words.
James Rutledge Roesch has made the case afresh for our own times, bringing to light much new and original evidence and reasoning.
The case has been re-made by truth-seekers in every generation.
No honest student can doubt that the Southern "state rights" interpretation of the Constitution was the correct one, however much condemned by the lies and bluster of centralists.
It was nobody\'s intention to create a government of unlimited and eternal power.
In the Constitution they delegated specific, limited powers to a federal government that was to handle certain matters common to them all.
Description"The United States" was a confederate union, created by the acts of the peoples of sovereign States
