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Philip Dru: Administrator
Philip Dru: Administrator
A Story of Tomorrow, 1920-1935
A Utopian vision in which the title character leads the democratic western U.S. in a civil war against the plutocratic East, and becomes dictator of America.
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e girl regarded Philip for a second in silence, and then quietly asked, "For the betterment of whose life after death?"
"I was speaking of those who have carried on only the forms of religion. Wrapped in the sanctity of their own small circle, they feel that their tiny souls are safe, and that they are following the example and precepts of Christ.
"The full splendor of Christ's love, the grandeur of His life and doctrine is to them a thing unknown. The infinite love, the sweet humility, the gentle charity, the subordination of self that the Master came to give a cruel, selfish and ignorant world, mean but little more to us to-day than it did to those to whom He gave it."
"And you who have chosen a military career say this," said the girl as her brother joined the pair.
To Philip her comment came as something of a shock, for he was unprepared for these words spoken with such a depth of feeling.
Gloria and Philip Dru spent most of graduation day together. He did not want to in
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this is a "Mein Kampf" from the man who brought us the Federal Reserve.
A blueprint for creating a second civil war in our time to end the republic and usher in the new world order.
Look at the banking crisis in Iceland Greenland... the USA is next.
The writing style is poor, egotistical dribble, just as Adolf Hitlers was. But it is a must read for those who value their freedom.
A blueprint for creating a second civil war in our time to end the republic and usher in the new world order.
Look at the banking crisis in Iceland Greenland... the USA is next.
The writing style is poor, egotistical dribble, just as Adolf Hitlers was. But it is a must read for those who value their freedom.
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