I watched this video on line. It is so good at explaining the conceptual notion of money that I wanted to own hard copy of it. The process of money creation is so astounding and so important for all of us to finally understand, I wanted to make the DVD easy for others to obtain. So I contacted the author in Canada and bought some to distribute here. Check out his own website here for a trailer and reviews.

Money As Debt, DVD

#MAD $12.95

Soft Cover 8 1/2 x 11", 96 pp, 141 pictures, with 57 in color.

The Constitution of the United States of America Pocket Edition

The Story of California and Her Flags to Color - Gold Rush Era
The men and women who made California's history are here with flying colors, with their lively stories told and the sources always given. The flags will thrill you when they are colored.

8.5 x 11" Paperback 56 pages; Not a typical coloring book. Chock full of text and valid history information on the state and the flags.

$3.95 No item number, just order by title

In going beyond the scope of biographical works, Vetter researched Sherman's personal letters and papers to focus on the psyche of the man, his commitment to his goals, and the effects he had on the world around him. This thorough, accurate, and insightful study of General Sherman brings new light to the military and social history of the Civil War and Reconstruction eras

To the South he was a barbarian. To the North he was a hero. To historians he was a man who changed the course of American military history and reshaped military strategy.

William Tecumseh Sherman was a man driven by an intense desire to be a successful soldier. Using superior intellect, practical observation, and logical reasoning, he developed his theory of "Total War." He then put his theories to the ultimate test and emerged victorious in Civil War battles from Shiloh to Savannah.

SHERMAN: Merchant of Terror, Advocate of Peace is not another biography of the Civil War general. Instead, it analyzes Sherman's philosophy of war. This investigative book examines the personality of this famous figure and the influences behind his military philosophy, tracing back to his military beginnings at West Point and including his relationship with General Grant and their shared perspective on the goal of war.

A noted Sherman scholar, Dr. Charles Edmund Vetter evaluates Sherman's place in the full context of military history and explains the sociological impact of the general's actions and the resulting devastation. Vetter claims that Sherman's war against the economic, political, and social systems of the South during his March to the Sea were crucial in establishing superiority over the South's military.

 

 Elmira Prison Camp

#CHJ1 $2.99
Everyone hears about Georgia's brutal POW camp Andersonville. This is the story of "Hellmira," The North's Andersonville. A critical and fair look at the deadly conditions, the bitter New York winter, the successful tunnel escape, and of the escaped slave who became responsible for the proper and reverent burial of some 3,000 Confederate soldiers at the camp. His touching efforts in the name of humanity gives us the identities of those sons of The South now interred in graves marked by name, regiment and company in a national cemetery. Now they are New York's sons too. Thirty-two page paperback pamphlet. Nineteen B&W photos. A fascinating addition to any collection. This is not a publication you're likely to find anywhere else. It is a small publication put out by the Chemung Historical Journal, Elmira, New York, August 1990 (Reprint). Soft Cover;

 The Returned Battle Flags

#RETFL $26.00

A remarkable facsimile edition of a souvenir book printed by the Cotton Belt Route railroad. Given to those attending a United Confederate Veterans reunion at Louisville in 1905. Wonderful info on the final return of captured Southern flags by the US government in 1905, its controversy, and the detailed inventory of more than 500 flags on hand at the time. Also fine treatment of the meaning and various designs of the many flags used by The Confederate States. Much detail on the action and members of regiments and even companies.

70 color prints. Paperback; 6 1/2x 10"

Battle Flags of Texans in the Confederacy

#BFTX $29.95

Hardcover; 8 1/2 x 11", 80 color plates, period b&w photos.176 pages

Flags of Texas by Charles E. Gilbert, Jr. #FLGTX $17.95

96 pp. 51/2 x 81/2 " Hardcover, 45 illustrations, 34 in color

166 pages extensive notes, index, genealogy, timeline, appendix; 32 pages of high quality color illustrations.

#BRB $25 Hardcover 8.8x7"

John Balderston Harker, a fifth-generation descendant of Betsy Ross, has produced a work that updates our understanding of the her involvement with the American flag. This book makes a very strong case in support of her role as our flag's creator.

The writing is compelling, the information brought forth is intriguing. The high quality print job, archival paper used and fine image reproduction make this book a joy to even hold.

What You Should Know About The American Flag by Earl P Williams Jr. #WATFLAG $6.95

Flags of Louisiana by Jeanne Frois

#FLGLA $17.95

96 pp. 51/2 x 81/2 " Hardcover, 20 color illustrations

Flags of Tennessee by Devereaux D. Canon, Jr.

#FLGTN $16.95

96 pp. 51/2 x 81/2 " Hardcover, 46 color illustrations

Black Union Soldiers in the Civil War #BUS, WAS $36 now only $25.20 By Hondon B. Hargrove: 250pp Hardcover, 6x9", 8pp photographs, tables, bibliography, index. This book refutes the historical slander that blacks did not fight in the war. The early opposition to using black soldiers is examined. Chapters include "This is a White Man's War," "The Emancipation Proclamation," and "Black Soldiers Prove Themselves Men." Topics covered include "Southern Negroes as Confederate Soldiers," "The Bureau for Colored Troops," "The Corps d'Afique," and "Shared Battles." Treatments of specific actions include the battles of Milliken's Bend, Fort Wagner, Olustee, Wilson's Wharf Landing (Fort Powhattan), Petersburg, The Crater, Fort Pillow Massacre (depending on whom you believe) and many others. Appendices include much information on the organization and statistics of black troops by regiment and descriptions of the actions resulting in The Congressional Medal of Honor being awarded to 16 black soldiers to whom this book is dedicated. "Very well researched...recommended to all students of military history." - Civil War; "excellent, scholarly analysis, complete with illustrations and numerous tables of figures to drive home his point." - AB Bookman's Weekly.

The Tax Racket; Government Extortion From A-Z

Don't blame me if you read this book and you are mad for weeks. You better be sitting down when you read this one.

Reading it got me so riled up I bought some to sell.

Read it and pass it on.

#Tax Racket $8.95 Sacrifice price just so you will read it! I have three left.

The Flags Of Civil War South Carolina

#FLOFSC $24.95 By South Carolinian and History Teacher Glenn Dedmondt: For this difinitive volume, the author meticulously located, measured and determined the significance of every South Carolina flag in existence today. The state's long, proud history, as well as its role in the War Between The States, is reflected by the many flags that represent secession, state sovereignty and military detachments.

Featured flags include: The Lone Star and Palmetto Flag (Palmetto Guard Flag -Pvt. John Bird's Flag) which was the first Southern flag to fly over Fort Sumter and the Sovereignty Flag (South Carolina Secession Flag)

160 pp. 8.5x11", 150 color illustrations, Bibliography and a table showing dimensions of battle flags.

#FLOFCAL $24.75

Flags that survived the war are
shown with a color illustration and a
brief history of their units. Includes
cavalry, infantry, artillery, naval and
some special units. Each is shown in its
original design. Some photographs show
patterns of wear, and damage. Those
that did not survive are recreated from
descriptions. Writer is lifelong resident
of the Carolinas and a history teacher.

160pp 8½ x 11"Soft cover, 105 color illus., 14 color photos

#FLOFNC $24.50

Flags stir powerful emotions, and few objects evoke such a sense of duty and love of one’s homeland. In April 1861, the first flag of a new republic flew over North Carolina. The state had just seceded from the union, and its citizens would soon have to fight for their homes, their families, and their way of life.

The Flags of Civil War North Carolina is the history of this short-lived republic (which later joined the Confederacy), told through the banners that flew over its government, cavalry, and navy. From the hand-painted flag of the Guilford Greys to the flag of the Buncombe Riflemen--made from the dresses of the ladies of Asheville--this collection is an exceptional tribute to the valiant men who bore these banners and to their ill-fated crusade for independence.

208 pp. 8½ x 11 155 color illustrations - Appendixes - Bibliography - Index

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Glenn Dedmondt spent much of his life in the United States Marine Corps. He has served in, among others, Vietnam; Okinawa; Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii; and Parris Island. He received a bachelor of science degree in elementary education from Southern Missionary College (now Southern Adventist University) in Collegedale, Tennessee.

#FLOFAR $24.25

From the end of 1860 through the spring of 1861, representatives from throughout Arkansas gathered to discuss the option of secession. The question had been put to the legislators multiple times, but Unionist tendencies prevailed in Arkansas, and the state was not among the first to secede. On May 6, 1861, however, the representatives of the "Nary One" state met and decided that Arkansas belonged with her Southern brothers and voted 69 to 1 to dissolve their ties with the federal government.

Throughout the course of the Civil War, Arkansas furnished sixty-five thousand men to serve in defense of the South, and each of the companies and regiments proudly bore a banner to represent their cause. In this painstakingly researched study of Arkansas Civil War-era flags, the author presents a stunning history of the Civil War in Arkansas as told through the state's company, battle, and regiment flags. Included are the Bonnie Blue Flag, the First National Flag of the Confederate States, and dozens of Arkansas Infantry and Cavalry regiment and battalion flags, along with a concise text about the history of each unit and flag itself.


160 pp. 8½ x 11
61 color illus. 3 b/w illus. 20 color photos 8 b/w photos 2 color maps
Notes Index
 

THE FLAGS OF CIVIL WAR MISSOURI
128 pp. 8½ x 11
62 color illus. 6 b/w illus. 6 color photos 8 b/w photos 1 color map

#FLOFMO $24.00

Flags awaken incredibly powerful and patriotic emotions. Throughout the 1860s, scores of Missouri secession flags, state guard flags, and battle flags unfurled over the ranks of men defending their homelands against invading soldiers from the North. Symbolizing the way of life the men of Missouri sought to protect, these flags provide a unique index to the history of the Civil War in this western state.

From the stirring banner borne by the First Regiment Missouri Volunteer Militia, which serves as a significant reminder of the Camp Jackson massacre, to the famed flag Brig. Gen. Joseph O. Shelby never surrendered, each Missouri ensign represents a moment in history.

This comprehensive study of Missouri's Civil War-era flags presents more than fifty authentic flags, along with a history of the origins and the units they represented. The emblems, materials, construction, and dimensions of each flag are also included. From the state secession flags of 1861 to the flags of the Missouri State Guard and the Audrain County Flag of the Second Missouri Infantry Regiment, this examination is a true tribute to the men who bore these colors and is certain to be cherished by Civil War experts, genealogists, and students of military history.

How to design a great flag!

Thinking of creating your own personal custom flag for your family, company, town or organization? Take advantage of these 5 basic principles distilled from the wisdom of many flag scholars and professionals to come up with a fine design. Ask yourself the right questions and come up with an effective result.

Published by the North American Vexillological Association, Compiled by Ted Kaye

14 page paperback book

#GFBF $2.95