THE LAST SOUL OF WITHERSPOON takes a “global” approach in its history of the school.
Readers will find this book to be autobiographical as well as a social history told on three levels.
Herein is a story of a person from Long Shoal in Lee County, Kentucky, whose childhood innocence collides head-on with adolescence while a student in the mountain settlement school of Witherspoon. Readers will find at the end of the story a battle-scarred but still standing youth, heading off to the next stage in his life, having gained much in the way of character development, one who “gave as much as he got.”

The second level of the story traces four generations of families from the Civil War to the 1950s, including their pedigrees, feuds, and religion.

Also included is a history of Witherspoon College itself, with an emphasis on benefactors from Brooklyn, New York. The story here provides a personal contrast of “old-time religion” versus what one writer has termed “denominational imperialism.” Religion is referenced a great deal, but this is not a religious book.

THE LAST SOUL OF WITHERSPOON takes a “global” approach in its history of the school.
Readers will find this book to be autobiographical as well as a social history told on three levels.
Herein is a story of a person from Long Shoal in Lee County, Kentucky, whose childhood innocence collides head-on with adolescence while a student in the mountain settlement school of Witherspoon. Readers will find at the end of the story a battle-scarred but still standing youth, heading off to the next stage in his life, having gained much in the way of character development, one who “gave as much as he got.”

The second level of the story traces four generations of families from the Civil War to the 1950s, including their pedigrees, feuds, and religion.

Also included is a history of Witherspoon College itself, with an emphasis on benefactors from Brooklyn, New York. The story here provides a personal contrast of “old-time religion” versus what one writer has termed “denominational imperialism.” Religion is referenced a great deal, but this is not a religious book.

THE LAST SOUL OF WITHERSPOON takes a “global” approach in its history of the school.
Readers will find this book to be autobiographical as well as a social history told on three levels.
Herein is a story of a person from Long Shoal in Lee County, Kentucky, whose childhood innocence collides head-on with adolescence while a student in the mountain settlement school of Witherspoon. Readers will find at the end of the story a battle-scarred but still standing youth, heading off to the next stage in his life, having gained much in the way of character development, one who “gave as much as he got.”

The second level of the story traces four generations of families from the Civil War to the 1950s, including their pedigrees, feuds, and religion.

Also included is a history of Witherspoon College itself, with an emphasis on benefactors from Brooklyn, New York. The story here provides a personal contrast of “old-time religion” versus what one writer has termed “denominational imperialism.” Religion is referenced a great deal, but this is not a religious book.

The TaxTheRichDotName e-mails evolved as an effort to draw attention and popularize the author’s view of a quick and easy solution to the problem of income disparity and the distribution of wealth in the United States today.  Specifically, that solution is to obviate the need for all of Marxist (both sides, communist and capitalist) idealism and all of aristocratic excess via movement to tax the rich thoroughly, profoundly, repeatedly, and punitively via the vote until the wealthy sit up straight, fold their hands on the table, admit they were wrong, apologize, and put the money bank.  Votes, not money, move the US system, and voters, not the wealthy, are the true authority.  There is no need to kill the aristocrats and no need to oppress the poor. All that is required is to tax the rich.

Free the Dumb is about how Americans have lost their freedom by giving up their God given rights for privileges. The government should serve the people; the people should not serve the government. Will Rogers said, “It’s not what you don’t know that hurts you. It’s what you know that ain’t so.” Benjamin Franklin said, “Anyone giving up rights for security deserves to lose both.” Orville Wright said, “If we were to accept truth as everything we were told to be true, there would be little hope for the human race.

Here are just a few questions that you will find the answers to in this book:

What was bulletproof George Washington’s vision for the United States?

Why did it take two years after the Revolutionary War to sign the Treaty of Paris giving the American people the rights of a King?

“People of a State are entitled to all rights which formerly belong to the King by his prerogative.” Lansing vs. Smith (1892) Wend.9, 20.

How after hundreds of years of prayer in school did the government, supporting communism, make it unconstitutional?

Why lawyers are not citizens of the United States and why every law made after the 1840’s is an illegal law?

How you volunteered to be a subject citizen by not stating that you didn’t volunteer even though you didn’t know that you have to state that you didn’t volunteer, which resulted in losing all the rights of a King, trading rights for privileges and illegally transferring non transferable rights.

How Americans support the ten planks of communism?

How can you pledge allegiance to a Republic and live in a democracy when democracy is mentioned zero times in the United States Constitution, the Supreme Law of the Land?

How indentured servitude was changed to slavery?

How many people in the 20th century were killed because their countries did not have a 2nd Amendment?

Why is gay marriage illegal?

How the American people since March 9, 1933 became the enemy of the government?

Why is Social Security under Treaty Law and should never run out of money?

What is the difference between living in the United States vs. living in the united States of America?

Comrade Lenin said, “Confuse the meaning of words and you confuse the mind.”

Why the only legal tax form is 2555 and why wages are not income?

How the Federal Reserve creates money out of thin air and charges the American people interest?

What is the truth about ID cards, road blocks and searches?

What is the difference between driving and traveling?

How can you own land without any government interference, including property taxes?

What are the rights of a jury and how to challenge jurisdiction?

Why oil wells don’t dry up?

Why was lead taken out of paint?

How the government made hippies?

What is the truth about mammograms and how to increase breast size when going through puberty?

What is the cure for cancer which was discovered in 1931?

What are the natural cures and preventions for diseases, including autism?

What is an easy, painless procedure to kill parasites?

How a dental chart will show which organs in your body are connected to your teeth?

What are the effects of electricity on your body and soul?

How to tell who gives you energy, who you give energy to, whose energy controls you and whose energy you control?

What are the best foods to eat for your energy?

How to look at faces and determine what organs are damaged?

How King James changed the Bible?

How to get spiritual help? Why the created can never be greater than the one that created it?

Are your public servants serving you or are you serving them?

Free the Dumb is about how Americans have lost their freedom by giving up their God given rights for privileges. The government should serve the people; the people should not serve the government. Will Rogers said, “It’s not what you don’t know that hurts you. It’s what you know that ain’t so.” Benjamin Franklin said, “Anyone giving up rights for security deserves to lose both.” Orville Wright said, “If we were to accept truth as everything we were told to be true, there would be little hope for the human race.

Here are just a few questions that you will find the answers to in this book:

What was bulletproof George Washington’s vision for the United States?

Why did it take two years after the Revolutionary War to sign the Treaty of Paris giving the American people the rights of a King?

“People of a State are entitled to all rights which formerly belong to the King by his prerogative.” Lansing vs. Smith (1892) Wend.9, 20.

How after hundreds of years of prayer in school did the government, supporting communism, make it unconstitutional?

Why lawyers are not citizens of the United States and why every law made after the 1840’s is an illegal law?

How you volunteered to be a subject citizen by not stating that you didn’t volunteer even though you didn’t know that you have to state that you didn’t volunteer, which resulted in losing all the rights of a King, trading rights for privileges and illegally transferring non transferable rights.

How Americans support the ten planks of communism?

How can you pledge allegiance to a Republic and live in a democracy when democracy is mentioned zero times in the United States Constitution, the Supreme Law of the Land?

How indentured servitude was changed to slavery?

How many people in the 20th century were killed because their countries did not have a 2nd Amendment?

Why is gay marriage illegal?

How the American people since March 9, 1933 became the enemy of the government?

Why is Social Security under Treaty Law and should never run out of money?

What is the difference between living in the United States vs. living in the united States of America?

Comrade Lenin said, “Confuse the meaning of words and you confuse the mind.”

Why the only legal tax form is 2555 and why wages are not income?

How the Federal Reserve creates money out of thin air and charges the American people interest?

What is the truth about ID cards, road blocks and searches?

What is the difference between driving and traveling?

How can you own land without any government interference, including property taxes?

What are the rights of a jury and how to challenge jurisdiction?

Why oil wells don’t dry up?

Why was lead taken out of paint?

How the government made hippies?

What is the truth about mammograms and how to increase breast size when going through puberty?

What is the cure for cancer which was discovered in 1931?

What are the natural cures and preventions for diseases, including autism?

What is an easy, painless procedure to kill parasites?

How a dental chart will show which organs in your body are connected to your teeth?

What are the effects of electricity on your body and soul?

How to tell who gives you energy, who you give energy to, whose energy controls you and whose energy you control?

What are the best foods to eat for your energy?

How to look at faces and determine what organs are damaged?

How King James changed the Bible?

How to get spiritual help? Why the created can never be greater than the one that created it?

Are your public servants serving you or are you serving them?