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"This is a marvelous review of American History from the perspective of 1937. It has amazing insight and a new way of looking at the business versus agricultural histories of this country.
Most enlightening is his take on rights and powers that should belong exclusively to WE THE PEOPLE. Ever since the Civil War those rights have been usurped by business and Corporations that were never designed to have them." — Jun 27, 2013 09:09PM
"This is a marvelous review of American History from the perspective of 1937. It has amazing insight and a new way of looking at the business versus agricultural histories of this country.
Most enlightening is his take on rights and powers that should belong exclusively to WE THE PEOPLE. Ever since the Civil War those rights have been usurped by business and Corporations that were never designed to have them." — Jun 27, 2013 09:09PM
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