Essay on Possession in The Common Law, Parts I and II and Race or Mongrel, A Brief History of the Rise and Fall of the Ancient Races of the Earth,
An Historical Record Knowledge UPDATE and No Cost Downloads for further private research and inquiry. 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 http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/blog/?p=6 <http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/blog/?p=6> FOUNDING/EARLY AMERICAN PUBLIC, PRIVATE, INTERNATIONAL, CRIMINAL & CIVIL LAW & PROCEDURE BOOK TITLES An Essay on Possession in The Common Law, Parts I and II, Frederick Pollack, M.A., Hon. LL.D, Edin. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister At Law, Part III by Robert Samuel Wright, B.C. L. of the Inner Temple, Barrister At Law,(1888) here: http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/early_american_public_private_inter\ national_cri.html <http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/early_american_public_private_inte\ rnational_cri.html> Contents: Full Book 256 pages File Size: 7.81MB CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION: First Notions, Terminology, Bentham's difficulties, Elements of de facto possession, Importance of intention and repute, Possession in law, separation from de facto possession, Rules. Part II. Of Possession Generally Chapter I. The Nature of Possession, de facto and legal possession, the right to possess, Remedies. Chapter II. The Transfer of Possession. Chapter III. Possession and Title. Part III. Law of Theft- Chapter I. Possession and Trespass generally, in relation to the Law of the Theft. Conversion and Trespass. Chapter II. The Act and Intention of Theft. Chapter IV. Things not the Subject of Theft Table of Cases ABORIGINAL NATIVE AMERICAN BOOK TITLES Race or Mongrel, A Brief History of the Rise and Fall of the Ancient Races of the Earth, Alfred P. Shultz, (1908) here: http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/native_american.html <http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/native_american.html> Contents: Full Book 371 pages File Size: 13.18MB CONTENTS: The Mongrel In Nature, II. The Mongrel in History, III. The Hamites in India, IV. The Chaldeans, V. The Phoencians, VI. The Carthaginians, VII. The Egyptians, VIII. The Jews, IX. The Gipisies, X. The Hindoos, XI. Hellas, XII. The Greeks, XIII. The Pan-European Mongrel in Rome, XIV. Sicily, XV. The Lombards in Italy, XVI. Heredity and Language, XVII. Race Problems in German Lands, XVIII. The South American Mongrel, XIX. The Monroe Doctrine, XX. The Yellow Races, XXI. The Anglo-Saxons, XXII- The Anglo-Saxons in America, XXIII. Immigration: Who In America? XXV. Immigration: Men or the Balance-Sheet? XXIV. Immigration: Anglo-Saxons and Germans, XXVI. Immigration: The German-Americans, XXVII. Immigration: The Pan-European In America, XXVIII. The American Negro, XXIX Conclusion, INDEX Founding/Early American Political History Book Titles A History of Political Parties in the United States, Volume I, J.P. Gordy, Ph.D.,(1895) here: http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/american_political_history.html <http://dayspringgatheringscircle.org/american_political_history.html> Contents: Full book 503 pages File Size: 16.38MB CONTENTS: Chapter I. Without a Government, II. The Revolution of 1787, III. Some Characteristics of the New Constitution, IV. The Anti-Federal Party, V. Alexander Hamilton, VI. A Forgotten Democrat, VII. The Federalist Financial Policy, VIII. Thomas Jefferson, IX. Jeffersonian Republicans, X. The French Revolution, XI. The French Revolution in American Politics, XII. Relations with England, XIII. Jay's Treaty, XIV. The Whiskey Insurrection, XVI. The Extra Session of 1797, XVII. The X., Y. and Z. Mission, XVIII. A Province of France or an Independent Nation, Which? XIX. The Alien and Sedition Laws, XX. The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions, XXI. The Downfall of the Federalist Party, XXII. The Revolution of 1800, XXIII. Jefferson as a State Rights Republican an Jefferson as a Democrat, XXIV, Gallatin's Financial Policy, XXV. Jefferson's First Message, XXVI. North Democrats and Southern Republicans, XXVII. The Purchase of Louisiana, XXVIII. The Northern Confederacy, XXIX. West Florida, XXX. Conquering without War, XXXI. The Berlin Decree and the Attack on the Chesapeake, XXXII. The Orders in Council and the Milan Decree, XXXIII. The Embargo, XXXIV. The Effect on the Embargo on Napoleon, Great Britain and New England, XXXV. Submission or War?, XXXVI. Submission. 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