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	Willis Carto And The American Far Right Who Is Willis Carto? Meet the man who's been called frightening, controversial and mysterious and who's been a driving force behind such independent media voices as The Spotlight , The Barnes Review and American Free Press among, many others… For over 50 years he's been one of the front-line figures in the American nationalist movement and the target of groups like the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) of B'nai B'rith… Here's the first-ever full-length biography of Willis A....	$35.00 Add:
	Lincoln’s Negro Policy Throughout his adult life the author of this booklet had one goal: the settlement of the race problem in the United States. After years of study and contact with African-Americans, he was convinced that the problem has no solution save in one or the other of two forms—separation of the races or amalgamation. Convinced that separation is preferable to amalgamation, Cox worked with Negro leaders of the “Back-to-Africa” movement, and kept in touch with many of them until his death in April...	$6.00 Add:
	The Battle of New Orleans Andrew Jackson and America’s First Military Victory Robert V. Remini is a prolific biographer of Andrew Jackson. He has written a three-volume biography of Jackson considered “majestic,” even by The New York Times, America’s leading tribune for internationalism. (A philosophy that Jackson would have energetically despised during his lifetime.) Remini’s most recent book on Jackson is The Battle of New Orleans: Andrew Jackson and America’s First Military Victory , detailing the...	$16.00 Add:
	Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Sen. Joe McCarthy M. Stanton Evans dismantles the myths surrounding Joe McCarthy and his campaign to unmask Communists, Soviet agents, and flagrant loyalty risks working within the U.S. government. Evans's revelations completely overturn our understanding of McCarthy, McCarthyism, and the Cold War.	$18.00 ... more info
	Blood Money: The Civil War and the Federal Reserve Here’s the real cause of the Civil War. A scholarly examination of an oft-neglected aspect of America’s fratricidal civil war—how the great international banking houses of the world augmented the antagonisms between North and South to ensure a peace agreement could never be reached.	$15.00 Add:
	Conquest of a Continent Madison Grant (1865-1937) was one of America’s most influential racial thinkers. In Conquest of a Continent , Grant tells us of the European antecedents of the original settlers who tamed America. Grant was an unapologetic Nordicist and, by using documented historical fact, proves that the colonists who opened up America for settlement were primarily of northwestern European stock. Grant provides an overview of the historical racial composition of Europe, and goes on to show how America...	$22.00 Add:
	Dirty Secrets: Crime, Conspiracy & Cover-Up During the 20th Cent Based on the writings and interviews of Michael Collins Piper. Compiled and edited by Victor Thorn & Lisa Guliani. Mordechai Vanunu, the man who blew the whistle on Israel's illegal nuclear weapons program and served 18 years in an Israeli prison for doing so, has called Michael Collins Piper one of the most "brave and honest" journalists writing today. And now, at long last, "the best of" Michael Collins Piper has been gathered together in one place! This collection includes essays not...	$15.00 Add:
	Don't Tread On Me Don't Tread on Me: 400 Years of America at War—from Indian Fighting to Terrorist Hunting. Author H.W. Crocker III takes us on a whirlwind tour of American political and military history and details our conflicts with other nations, including our own Indian populations for the last 400 years. A riveting book; the author presents many fascinating details you may not know about America's many military conflicts. If more historians covered their subject matter the way Harry Crocker does,...	$17.00 Add:
	Dreamer of the Day: Francis Parker Yockey & the Postwar... The name "Francis Parker Yockey" is probably known today-however vaguely-to only several thousands of Americans at best. Most who have heard of Yockey(who used the pseudonym of "Ulick Varange")know merely that he was the author of a book called Imperium. Now for the first time, a full-length book is devoted to the remarkable life of this enigmatic man. And if you are one of those who thought you knew and understood Yockey, you may be in for some real surprises. This book is...	$20.00 Add: