L'Allegro

by Mark Emery

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L'allegro; Or Tales For Hut And Hall

Mark Emery

John Robertson, 1835

316 pages, Paperback

Published April 16, 2012

About the author

The author was raised as an average kid in middle America and was taught to respect authority. In adulthood he became self taught in matters of law and upon discovering how the law was misused and misapplied, he learned quickly how to 'challenge authority'. His avocation flourished as he became a civil rights advocate against government abuse of the law. His leadership on a local level continually expanded until he became a radio personality and was teaching masses of people some uncomfortable truths that affected 'the anointed powers' who benefitted from the 'status quo'. Naturally, the only possible result was 'conflict' and this story delves into the twists and turns which will open eyes like never before. This is the first and only book written by this author and after you understand the content, you'll also understand why it may be his last!