Graham states in the preface "...I have attempted to portray something else which does not depend on the latest decisions of the United States Supreme Court ...the endeavors of the Framers, a set of timeless principles ..." Graham meets his objective, and more.

Principles of Confederacy: The Vision and the Dream & the Fall of the South

History

Graham, John Remington

Americas

Northwest Pub

UNTIL A FEW YEARS AGO anyone who spoke of secession as a legal right could expect to be scoffed at as the advocate of a permanently outmoded idea. In recent decades, however, separatist movements have appeared across Europe and North America. Peoples are seeking to reclaim their self-government from centralized nation[1]states and secession can now be seriously discussed.\nJohn Remington Graham has brought his considerable knowledge to the question. He finds that secession is form of peaceable and lawful revolution rooted in the English Revolution of 1688 and 1689, usable today as in the past, and a living part of Anglo-American constitutional law and tradition.\nClyde Wilson, an eminent scholar of the statesman John C. Calhoun, has said of this work, “Had I the power, I would require every professor of history, political science, and law in America to read Graham’s work. Nowhere is there a truer and more thorough treatment of the real origins and nature of freedom and self-government. This work is essential for those who would like to recover those great blessings.”

A Constitutional History of Secession

Constitutional Law

Shotwell Publishing LLC

In this scholarly work of a heretofore neglected aspect of America's costliest conflict, Mr. Graham is more than equal to his subject. His obvious gift of analysis will impress the reader and his conclusions will astound even the most dedicated students of the War Between the States. Intellectual in style, yet fluid and highly readable, Mr. Graham's findings challenge conventional thought. Not for the delicate sensibilities of the politically correct, Mr. Graham's conclusions will disturb some and infuriate others, but students of the war with the guts and gumption to peruse it will be amply rewarded. Exhaustively researched. Lavishly footnoted. Meticulously examined. Impeccably analyzed. Astonishing in conclusion. The evidence which he brings into the court of public opinion is irrefutable and demands a verdict. A remarkable tour de force!

Blood Money: The Civil War and the Federal Reserve

Business & Money

Economics

Turning the Tide Publishing

Free, Sovereign, and Independent States: The Intended Meaning of the American Constitution

Independently published

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