Originally published in 1922. This volume from the Cornell University Library's print collections was scanned on an APT BookScan and converted to JPG 2000 format by Kirtas Technologies. All titles scanned cover to cover and pages may include marks notations and other marginalia present in the original volume.

The Jews

BELLOC, HILAIRE

Noontide Pr

Zionism in the Age of the Dictators: A Reappraisal

Brenner, Lenni

Religion & Spirituality

Origins of the Balfour Declaration

Malcolm, James A.

Israel Our Duty Our Dilemma

History

Pike, Theodore W.

World

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 edition. Excerpt: ... THE LAST PHASE Lbclerc's last days were tortured by new misfortunes. On October 10, the mulatto general, Clervaux, suddenly revolted and carried with him all his troops. This spectacular desertion was another result of the reactionary legislation in Prance and Richepanse's measures in Guadeloupe. In July, Napoleon had formally reestablished all the mulatto discriminations of the Old Regime,1 while at about the same time Richepanse had restored the color line for Guadeloupe and its dependencies. This enraged the mulattoes of San Domingo as much as the restoration of slavery had infuriated the negroes, and since caste feeling was much stronger among the colored people than among the blacks, the mulatto leaders soon initiated decisive action. Their plans had been so quietly laid that this mulatto defection took the French army by surprise and exposed it to the danger of absolute destruction. Up to this time the colored people had been the negroes' most savage opponents, and Clervaux's mulatto troops had made up the greater part of the garrison of Le Cap itself. For the moment the city was defended by only a few hundred French troops and the white National Guard numbering one thousand infantry and two hundred horse. All this was well known to Clervaux, and two days after his desertion he made a bold attempt to storm Le Cap by a sudden assault. Backed by fully ten thousand negro rebels his mulatto troops flung themselves upon the city lines, but the whites defended themselves with superb courage and forced the baffled Clervaux to draw off with great loss.2 Le Cap was saved, but the mulatto revolt decided the black generals' attitude. On the following day Christophe joined Clervaux, the other black commanders in the North quickly followed his...

French Revolution In San Domingo

Lothrop L. Stoddard

Facts Are Facts

Benjamin H. Freedman

Reference

WHITE MAN'S BIBLE - by Ben Klassen, 1981 This is the sequel to Nature's Eternal Religion, and spells out in detail the Racial Religion of Creativity - and the program of building a sound mind in a sound body, in a sound society, in a sound environment. Contains information on the Creativity plan for "Salubrious Living", environmental protection, Articles for defense of the White Race, and much more.

The White Man&#39;s Bible

Ben Klassen

Destruction of Dresden

IRVING, DAVID

Europe

Money Creators

Business & Money

Coogan, Gertrude M.

Economics

<p>Another excellent book by George Knupffer. He has closely studied revolutionary subversion from every angle, especially through his considerable knowledge of financial questions.</p>

The Struggle for World Power

Knupffer, George

Russia

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