Author: Ron Paul File Type: pdf Here is Ron Pauls political manifesto, a courageous book on civil liberties and the rights of Americans that are relentlessly under assault from government. It was written in 1987, on the 200th anniversary of the Constitution, and is back in print for the first time. It is here that Dr. Paul provides his most extended thoughts on what it means to be a constitutionalist in the tradition of Thomas Jefferson. He connects violations of individual rights to an interventionist foreign policy and the supposed needs of national security. Here he blasts the draft and draft registration, impositions on the right of individuals to own guns, restrictions on the freedom to speak and write, and draws out the links between all these policies. Paul further discusses the tie between individual liberties and sound money. When a nations money is controlled by the people instead of the state, they retain their essential freedoms. But when money is monopolized by government with no tie to a commodity, the state is in a position to ride roughshod over our liberties. Other issues discussed include the true meaning of patriotism, the moral law as it applies to politics, the meaning of leadership in a free society, the nature of the state in light of his experiences in Washington, and the historic and ever-lasting conflict between the individual and the state. 174 pages, 6 x 9, paperback

Author: Stefan, Professor Berger File Type: pdf Although professional historians have traditionally claimed to be myth-breakers, national history from theNineteenthcentury onwards shows that they have quite a record in myth-making. This tension between myth-making and breaking is actually still with us today. This volume makes atruly comparative and transnational analysisofhow some of the most important national historians in Europe have handled the opposing pulls of fact and fiction and which narrative strategies have contributed to the success of national histories. What role did the narrative framing of beginnings, middles and endings of national histories play? How were continuities and discontinuities constructed? How did the discourse of the nation integrate narratives of ethnicity, race, class, religion and gender? This volume also shows how Twentieth century dictatorships have influenced the ways in which the past has been nationalized by historians and asks whether national history as a genre still has a future in the Twenty-first century.**

Author: Midnight Notes File Type: pdf div Times mediumdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifbMidnight Notes #8 (1985) - Outlaw Notesbfontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifLaw, prisons and police by the mid-1980s was the reality for many of us experiencing the prison of the law or the law of the prison. The Law of Deals presaged and out-trumped Trump by describing a layer of struggle beneath and beyond the law, a struggle that shapes Trumps Law. Policing Us is a precise of the history of the police from the slave patrols of the South to the bombing of the MOVE house in 1985. Substruction in the ClassRoom Struggle discusses escape from the prison of schools. Finally, there is a vision of the role of policing, prisons and the law from the insurrectional history of the proletariat. The Delivery of Newgate describes the June 1780 liberation of the prisoners by hundreds of Londoners led by Afro-Americans. fontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifbTable of Contentsbfontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifIntroduction - Outlaw Notes (on the rear cover)fontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifA Conceptualization of Law in the Manifold of Work (pp.1-8)fontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifPolicing US (pp.9-16)fontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifPrison Work Notes (p.17)fontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifThe Delivery of Newgate (pp.18-26)fontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifSubstruction in the ClassRoom Struggle (pp.27-31)fontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifNegri Beyond Marx & Marx Beyong Midnight (pp.32-36)fontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifA Lesbian Shaggy Dog Story font(p.37)div Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, serifEnd to Negri (p.37)fontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxfont face=Noto Sans, seriffontdiv Noto Sans, serif 11pxdiv Noto Sans, serif 11px This Midnight Notes collection was made for a href=httpslibrary.memoryoftheworld.orghttpslibrary.memoryoftheworld.org aFurther information about the collection a href=httpswww.memoryoftheworld.orgblog20150527midnight-notes-digitizedhttpswww.memoryoftheworld.orgblog20150527midnight-notes-digitized a

Author: Colleen DeBaise File Type: epub Because starting a small business is not only a huge financial risk but also a complete lifestyle change, anyone who wants to be his or her own boss needs to approach entrepreneurship thoughtfully and with careful planning. Thats why there is no better resource than The Wall Street Journal Complete Small Business Guidebook, a practical guide for turning your entrepreneurial dreams into a successful company, from Americas most trusted source of financial advice. It answers would-be business owners biggest questionhow do I fund my venture?then explains the mechanics of building, running and growing a profitable business. Youll learn How to write a winning business plan Secrets to finding extra money during the lean years and beyond Ways to keep your stress in check while maintaining a worklife balance How to manage your time, including taking vacations and dealing with sick days Strategies for keeping your business running smoothlyfrom investing in technology to hiring the right people Marketing and management basics When angel investors or venture capital might be an appropriate way to grow How to execute your exit strategyRunning the show may not always be easy, but the rewards can be tremendous. You may be on the job 247, but you have the freedom to call the shots, to hire whomever you want, to work when you want and to take your business as far as you want to go.From the Trade Paperback edition.