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This book actually presents a unified field theory of values for progressives. It articulates the logic of values followed by American progressives for over 200 years. Using examples from American history, the narrative clearly illustrates how this logic has operated in the past. Progressive logic can be used by activists, speechwriters, and campaigners to clarify the basic reasons for all progressive policies, measures, and political reforms. Progressive logic is the unifying element among the current variety of progressive groups. This is an easy read; yet, Progressive Logic has the potential to affect American politics on a scale like that of Thomas Paine's Common Sense.

Comfort Tables. An updated look to the traditional styles from the past. You know, the ones that bring back those nostalgic feelings of grandparents and holidays. Ample sized veneered table tops and bottom shelves connected by beautiful balustrades in a handsome Cognac finish. Color/finish: cognac Part of the Wynton collection Measurements: 24in x 24in x 24in Wood Wipe clean Assembly required Imported

Comfort Tables. An updated look to the traditional styles from the past. You know, the ones that bring back those nostalgic feelings of grandparents and holidays. Ample sized veneered table tops and bottom shelves connected by beautiful balustrades in a handsome Cognac finish. Color/finish: cognac Part of the Wynton collection Measurements: 24in x 24in x 24in Wood Wipe clean Assembly required Imported

Comfort Tables. An updated look to the traditional styles from the past. You know, the ones that bring back those nostalgic feelings of grandparents and holidays. Ample sized veneered table tops and bottom shelves connected by beautiful balustrades in a handsome Cognac finish. Color/finish: cognac Part of the Wynton collection Measurements: 40in x 27in x 19in Wood Wipe clean Assembly required Imported

This book actually presents a unified field theory of values for progressives. It articulates the logic of values followed by American progressives for over 200 years. Using examples from American history, the narrative clearly illustrates how this logic has operated in the past. Progressive logic can be used by activists, speechwriters, and campaigners to clarify the basic reasons for all progressive policies, measures, and political reforms. Progressive logic is the unifying element among the current variety of progressive groups. This is an easy read; yet, Progressive Logic has the potential to affect American politics on a scale like that of Thomas Paine's Common Sense.

Rothbard's posthumous masterpiece is the definitive book on the Progressives. It will soon be the must read study of this dreadful time in our past.— From the Foreword by Judge Andrew P. NapolitanoThe current relationship between the modern state and the economy has its roots in the Progressive Era.— From the Introduction by Patrick NewmanProgressivism brought the triumph of institutionalized racism, the disfranchising of blacks in the South, the cutting off of immigration, the building up of trade unions by the federal government into a tripartite big government, big business, big unions alliance, the glorifying of military virtues and conscription, and a drive for American expansion abroad. In short, the Progressive Era ushered the modern American politico-economic system into being.— From the Preface by Murray N. Rothbard

Plundered details how progressive ideology in both political parties has taken over public education, the mainstream media and America’s political institutions during the past 100 years. This insidious ideology is establishing a form of government opposite to that given to us by our Founders in the Constitution. It doesn't work and has deeply divided America and created a $15 plus trillion debt plus a $116 trillion unfunded liability by plundering working Americans. Worse, the ideology is deeply dividing Americans because it focuses on hatred of everything American. The current “solutions” of progressive administrations and Congress are repeating policies that have utterly failed in the past, just as they are failing today. Yet, it is always someone else's fault. Others are deliberately attempting to destroy the Americas free market system to establish a Marxist/Fascist/socialist government. Plundered exposes how they have done it, what they are doing now and how they are being used as useful idiots by global elitists to create global governance. Americans must understand what is happening if they are to make fully informed decisions at the polls in November.

Lambeth Method of Cake Decoration and Practical PastriesAuthor: Joseph A. LambethPublisher: Continental Publications LtdPublished: 1980Ninth PrintingHardcoverIllustratedPreface excerpt: "During the past several years many students attending my schools, also many outstanding retail bakers, have requested the writer to publish a standard work in book form, for Cake Decoration and Pastries. The urge to comply with this request finally took shape. Many months have been devoted exclusively to the compiling of this work."The work herein portrayed has been judiciously selected from personal practical knowledge, experience, and creative ability. The clearly defined illustrations and unusual technique dealing with particular subjects are of the highest known standards. The more elaborate illustrations portrayed are offered as an embellishment of the book, and may also serve as an inspiration to the ambitious student."The book is in good condition. The cover and spine have wear. A previous owner has put his information on the first page of the book. There is also some light yellowing.Please, take a look at the photos provided. Thank you for your interest!

In 1914 the United States was on the verge of revolution: industrial depression in the east, striking coal miners in Colorado, and increasingly tense relations with Mexico. In New York, the trouble began in January when a crushing winter caused homeless shelters to overflow. By April, anarchists paraded past industrialists' mansions, and tens of thousands filled Union Square demanding “Bread or Revolution.” Then, on July 4, a detonation destroyed a Harlem tenement in the largest explosion the city had ever seen. Among the dead were three bomb-makers-incited by anarchist Alexander Berkman-who were preparing to dynamite the estate of John D. Rockefeller Jr., widely vilified for a massacre of his company's striking workers that spring.More Powerful Than Dynamite charts how anarchist anger, progressive idealism, and plutocratic influence converged in that July explosion. Its cast includes celebrated figures such as Emma Goldman, Upton Sinclair, and Andrew Carnegie and the fascinating but heretofore little known, including Frank Tannenbaum, a teenager who insisted churches provide shelter for the homeless; police inspector Max Schmittberger, too honest for his department and too crooked for everyone else; and Becky Edelsohn, a young anarchist known for her red tights and for spitting in millionaires' faces. Historian and journalist Thai Jones creates a fascinating portrait of a city on the edge of chaos coming to terms with modernity.

Hllas releases their debut album "Excerpts From a Future Past" on The Sign Records. The swedish quintet has adopted the progressive sound from their earlier release and their unique way of creating a powerful, catchy, yet complex sound and taken it a step further, calling their genre "adventure rock". The Swedes were praised for their EP released in 2015 and their new concept album contains seven storytelling tracks about seers, a knight on a quest for answers and the fall of a once great city

Vinyl LP pressing. New Yorks unorthodox and progressive rock and metal guitarist KEVIN HUFNAGEL (Gorguts, Dysrhythmia, Byla, Vaura, Sabbath Assembly) presents his latest solo outing entitled "Messages to the Past". His newest offering exudes beauty while displaying a new sense of purpose via an array of acoustic and electric guitars. "Messages to the Past" was recorded by Colin Marston at Menegroth The Thousand Caves (Krallice, Atheist, Khanate, Jarboe) and is accompanied by the gorgeous art of

From its foundation in 1919, the American Communist party exerted a remarkable influence on American life for a small, often despised, and sometimes persecuted group. Whether the party was seen as a progressive vanguard, a group of misguided idealists, or a serious threat to the nation's security, the party has attracted more attention from politicians, scholars, and ordinary citizens than its size or political success would seem to warrant. More than just a political party or program, American communism was for many of its adherents an all embracing way of life. It provided them with a clear explanation of the human condition, a presription for building a better world, a circle of friends and associates who shared ideals and experiences, and a number of institutions such as summer camps and labor unions which provided a sense of solidarity and affirmation.In The American Communist Movement: Storming Heaven Itself, Harvey Klehr and John Earl Haynes trace the turbulent history of American communism as both political party and social movement. Drawing on a wealth of research, they follow the party's fortunes from its origin in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution, through its heyday during the Depression years, to the gradual decline in the post-World War II era. The authors examine the effect of the party's ideas on groups more in the mainstream of American politics, as well as the influence of communist "popular front" culture on American culture in general. While duly acknowledging the idealism of many American communists, the authors also take a clear-eyed look at the disturbing aspects of the American communist movement: its subservience to Moscow, its penchant for conspiratorial machinations, its bitter internal disputes and purges, its always latent and sometimes virulent totalitarianism. The first book of its kind since 1957, The American Communist Movement provides a comprehensive, critical history of this important twentieth-century political movement.

Deftly blending autobiography and history, James Green here reflects on thirty years as an activist, educator, and historian. He recounts how he became deeply immersed in political protest and in recovering and preserving the history of progressive social movements, and how the two are linked. His book, written in an engaging and accessible style, tells powerful stories of people in struggle, framed by the personal account of his own development. As a historian, Green gives voice to generations of Americans who banded together to fight for social justice. His subjects range from the martyrs of the Haymarket tragedy to the Bread and Roses strikers of 1912, from depression-era struggles for democracy to the civil rights crusaders, from recent Rainbow Coalition campaigns to the latest union organizing drives. As an activist, Green describes how his participation in the civil rights and labor movements of our own time has transformed his life, first as a student and radical scholar in the 1960s, then as a public historian and teacher of working-class students. He also describes his efforts to break free from academic confinement and "tell movement stories in public," in an attempt to offer hope and counsel to those still fighting for equality and fairness. He concludes with a revealing look at how awareness of past social activism has contributed to the revival of the labor movement during the last ten years, an effort in which Green has been vigorously engaged.

Once known as MCI-Bridgewater and earlier as the Massachusetts State Farm, the Bridgewater Correctional Complex opened in 1854. It was one of several progressive charitable institutions the state created as a model for communities around the world. However, deteriorating conditions for its residents shadowed Bridgewater's evolution from an almshouse to a prison and hospital for the criminally insane. A century later, it was among the nation's most notorious asylums. Historian Michael J. Maddigan offers a riveting examination of this infamous history, including the inspiration for state-sponsored welfare, moral and legal challenges and the experiences of the people who lived and worked there.

From its foundation in 1919, the American Communist party exerted a remarkable influence on American life for a small, often despised, and sometimes persecuted group. Whether the party was seen as a progressive vanguard, a group of misguided idealists, or a serious threat to the nation's security, the party has attracted more attention from politicians, scholars, and ordinary citizens than its size or political success would seem to warrant. More than just a political party or program, American communism was for many of its adherents an all embracing way of life. It provided them with a clear explanation of the human condition, a presription for building a better world, a circle of friends and associates who shared ideals and experiences, and a number of institutions such as summer camps and labor unions which provided a sense of solidarity and affirmation.In The American Communist Movement: Storming Heaven Itself, Harvey Klehr and John Earl Haynes trace the turbulent history of American communism as both political party and social movement. Drawing on a wealth of research, they follow the party's fortunes from its origin in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution, through its heyday during the Depression years, to the gradual decline in the post-World War II era. The authors examine the effect of the party's ideas on groups more in the mainstream of American politics, as well as the influence of communist "popular front" culture on American culture in general. While duly acknowledging the idealism of many American communists, the authors also take a clear-eyed look at the disturbing aspects of the American communist movement: its subservience to Moscow, its penchant for conspiratorial machinations, its bitter internal disputes and purges, its always latent and sometimes virulent totalitarianism. The first book of its kind since 1957, The American Communist Movement provides a comprehensive, critical history of this important twentieth-century political movement.

Limited edition three disc (two CDs + NTSC Region 0 DVD). The DVD features a live recording taken from the Progressive Rock band's 21st Anniversary tour, captured live in London 2006. Also includes rare footage, interviews behind the scenes bonus footage, photo gallery, desktop images and weblinks. The two CD set features 24 tracks including a very special live setlist from the tour. Metalmind. 2007.

The Riven is an electrifying powerhouse. Envision Heavy Blues Rock, focusing on big choruses and mean riffs. Progressive, psychedelic and classical musical elements standing side by side with a soulful and vigorous voice. Each song, a chapter, revealing fates and tales from the past and the future. The force is strong in The Riven. Merging influences from a variety of genres. The Riven emerges as a Pure Rock element. "Make no mistake this band are going to blow up in stratospheric proportions" -

Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. Architects UK are a band who've never shied away from challenging the world around them. Long lauded as some of modern metal's most progressive-thinking minds, for the past decade, the quintet have pushed boundaries, redefined genres, and never feared having to question themselves in order for their art to leave it's mark on this Earth. Architects UK, are a band like few others; The quintet all practice a vegan lifestyle, tour with a consciousness abo

Sungod approach their self-titled full length with a purposeful disregard of any fixed time or point of origin, touching on the modern and the classic. Sungods five expansive tracks offer a series of portals into the past while maintaining a contemporary progressive sound. With a new line-up of auxiliary musicians contributing to the exploration of a full-spectrum of sonic planes, Sungod covers various realms of pysch, electronic, jazz, and even blue-grass. The Austin duos eponymous LP perpetu

Images of America: Historic Silver Spring celebrates the community’s past, beginning with founder Francis Preston Blair’s 1840 discovery of the mica-flecked spring and the 1873 arrival of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Vintage photographs document the progressive growth of the “Main Streets,” Georgia Avenue and Colesville Road, and the construction of the Silver Spring Armory and National Dry Cleaning Institute in 1927 and the Silver Theatre and Silver Spring Shopping Center in 1938. The volume culminates with modern pictures of downtown Silver Spring’s 21st-century revitalization, which continues to preserve the past and secure the future of the area. In a pictorial journey through the community’s Central Business District and bordering residential neighborhood, East Silver Spring, Historic Silver Spring honors the people and places that have come before.