(1894) Commentaries on the Law of Persons and Personal Property
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We can learn from history how past generations thought and acted, how
they responded to the demands of their time and how they solved their
problems. We can learn by analogy, not by example, for our circumstances
will always be different than theirs were. The main thing history can
teach us is that human actions have consequences and that certain
choices, once made, cannot be undone. They foreclose the possibility of
making other choices and thus they determine future events. Our
ignorance of history causes us to slander our own times. Flaubert

DaySpring Gatherings Network
Gabriel Paul
November 23, 2007
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FOUNDING/EARLY AMERICAN PUBLIC, PRIVATE, INTERNATIONAL, CRIMINAL & CIVIL
LAW & PROCEDURE BOOK TITLES

Commentaries on the Law of Persons and Personal Property, being an
Introduction to the Study of Contracts, Theodore W. Dwight, (1894) here:
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Contents: Full Book 929 pages File Size: 33.26MB CONTENTS: Book I. The
Law of Persons. Chapter  I. Introductory- Rights- Public Law as
distinguished from Private Law- Municipal Law defined, Remedies at the
Common Law. Chapter II. The Sources of the Law-  Division I. Common Law.
Division II.- Statute Law. Chapter III. The Rights of Persons- Absolute
Rights-  Chapter IV. Division I- Citizens- Section  I. Aliens AND MUCH
MORE!

                                                            FAITH BOOK
TITLES

Improvements on the Mind, Isaac Watts, D.D., (1885) here:
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Contents: Full Book 274 pages File Size: 14.47MB CONTENTS: General Rules
for the Improvement of Knowledge, I. Importance of Good Judgment,
Mistakes of human nature in general, II. Five Eminent Methods of Gaining
Knowledge, Observation, Reading, Lectures, Conversation, Meditation,
III. Rules relating to Observation, IV. On Books and Reading, V.
Judgment of Books, VI. Of Living Instructors and Lecturers, of Teachers
and Learners, VIII. Rules of Improvement by Conversation, IX. Of
Disputes and Debates, X. Of Study or Meditation, XIII. Of Improving the
Memory, XIV. OF Determining a Question, XV. Of Inquiring into Causes and
Effects, XVI. Methods of Teaching and Reading Lectures, XVIII. Of
Convincing other Persons of any Truth or delivering them from Errors and
Mistakes, XIX. Of AUTHORITY, OF the Abuse of it, and of its real and
proper use and service.



The History of the Institution of the Sabbath Day, Its Uses and Abuses,
William Logan Fisher, (1845) here:
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Contents: Full Book 275 pages File Size: 8.98MB CONTENTS: No Sabbath in
the Patriarchal age, First Instituted among the Jews, Jewish laws not
obligatory on Christians, The observance of days contrary to the New
Testament, Condemned by Jesus Christ and the Apostles, Not observed by
the early Christians, Extract from Justin Martyr, Extracts from John
Calvin, William Penn, Bishop White, and  others, disapproving of the
supersititous observance of days, First Law upon the subject by
Constantine, Puritans the first great innovators upon the Christian
religion relative to the first day of the week, Character of the
Puritans, Quakers- their principles and practices, William Penn's letter
to the Indians, Three addresses to King Charles II, Of the true
Christian Sabbath- men who deny that to attend to particular days are
idolaters and real Sabbath- breakers, Misstatements of the National and
other Sabbath Conventions, The influence of the clergy, On closing or
courts and public offices, Usurpation of the Postmaster-General and
MORE!

            Founding/Early American Political History Book Titles

The Great Conspiracy, Its Origin and History, John A. Logan, (1885)
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Contents: Full Book 891 pages File Size: 49.37MB CONTENTS: Chapter I. A
Preliminary Retrospect, II. Protection and Free Trade, III. Growth of
the Slavery Question, IV. Popular Soveriegnty, V. Presidential Contest
of 1860, VI. The Great Conspiracy Maturing, VII. 'Secession' Arming,
VIII. The Rejected Olive Branch, IX. Slavery's Setting Sun, X. The War
Drum- 'On to Washington', XI. Causes of Secession, etc. XII.
Copperheadism vs. Union-Democracy, XIII. The Storm Battle, XIV. The
Colored Contraband, XV. Freedom's Early Dawn, XVI. Compensated, Gradual,
Emancipation, XVII. Border State Opposition, XVIII. Freedom Proclaimed
to All, XIX Historical Review, XX. Lincoln's Troubles and Temptations,
XXI. The Armed Negro, XXII. Freedom's Sun Still Rising, XXIII.
Thirteenth Amendment Passes the Senate, XXIV. Treason in the North Camp,
XXV. The Fire in the Rear, XXVI. Thirteenth Amendment Defeated in House,
XXVII. Slavery Doomed at the Polls, XXVIII. Freedom at Last Assured,
XXIX. Lincoln's Second Inauguration, XXX. Collapse of Armed Conspiracy,
XXXI. Assassination!, XXXII. Turning Back the Hands, XXXIII. What Next?

In Service, Peace be with you

Gabriel Paul
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Fear knocked at the door.....Faith Answered........There was no one
there.

There is something within me that might be illusion as it is often case
with young delighted people, but if I would be fortunate to achieve some
of my ideals, it would be on the behalf of the whole of humanity. Nikola
Tesla


I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know; the
only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought
and found how to serve.


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