Law History

This edition is an omnibus edition containing 3 books (manuscripts). First is a scan of the report of the trial o Katherine Nairn, from 1765, written in 18th century English. Next is the story of the trial in modern English by Roughead written in 1913. Last are remarks on the trial of William Sutton, on trial for the murder of a prostitute. TGS is proud to present a scanned copy of a book that is over 240 years old.

An exposure of power politics which is heading mankind into a One World dictatorship. How the international financiers have backed the military confrontations of this century to destroy the sovereign independence of numerous countries. An assault on patriotism worldwide by New York bankers, the U.N. and Zionism.

A series of letters proving the illegal imprisonment of people in the North, during the illegal US federal war against the South

Under Republican Yankee Scalawags, Texas law and order was decimated by criminals installed by the US Federal Government. There was NO reconstruction in Texas, only DECONSTRUCTION of freedom, independence and liberty by the new slave masters of Washington DC.

This is not a law book. This is not even a 'how-to book.' Gee, I'm not sure what kind of book this is. All I know is that I've been through a federal trial, conviction, and sentencing in the last two years, along with my husband. I learned a lot of things that I believe other people ought to know. So, I guess this is a 'Preparedness Manual' of some sort.

THE Constitution of the United States establishing a legislature for the Union, under certain forms, authorises each branch of it "to determine the rules of its own proceedings." The Senate have accordingly formed some rules for its own government: but these going only to few cases, they have referred to the decision of their President, without debate and without appeal, all questions of order arising either under their own rules, or where they have provided none. By Thomas Jefferson