Americans, in the past, supported the notion of private ownership, while at the same time disagreeing as to the exact meaning of the term, as illustrated by the conflicting views of Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. "In Pursuit of Happiness" clarifies the various meanings Americans have attached to the image of property from the Colonial era through the New Deal.

In Pursuit of Happiness: American Conceptions of Property from the Seventeenth to the Twentieth Century

Business & Money

William B. Scott

Real Estate

Indiana University Press

In an analysis written shortly after the publication of Mein Kampf, a German examines the ideas of Hitler and Nazism from the viewpoint of socialism

The Inner Nazi: A Critical Analysis of Mein Kampf

History

Hans Staudinger

Peter M. Rutkoff

Americas

Louisiana State Univ Pr

The Permit

Literature & Fiction

Action & Adventure

Pygmy Books

Published June 1, 2014. A work of fiction based on the actual events of Erik B. Scott's killing on July 10, 2010, in Las Vegas, NV. When Las Vegas police officers unwittingly gun down a West Point graduate and current covert operations agent, then try to cover up their crime, they unleash an asymmetric war with a federal "black world" agency. It's a war the cops cannot win - and there is no escape from justice.

Vietnam war stories told by first-hand participants, reveal the human side of aviation combat.

Combat Contrails: Vietnam

North Slope Publications

Earthquake: Brigadier General Robert F. Titus

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