TOS Weekly - Going Undercover to Expose America's Nazis
Code Name: Pale Horse is a thrilling and inspiring tale of a man who risked his life to put dozens of violent criminals behind bars.
In today’s TOS Weekly:
The Happiness Experiment by Carl Barney (Review)
Code Name: Pale Horse: How I Went Undercover to Expose America’s Nazis by Scott Payne (Review)
Auberon Herbert: Advocate of Reason, Individual Rights, and Limited Government
On Juneteenth, Let’s Celebrate the Atlases of Abolition
The Federalist Essays Brought the U.S. Constitution to Life
Enjoy!
Thomas Walker-Werth
Managing Editor
The Happiness Experiment by Carl Barney (Review)
If you’re someone who dreams of success, wealth, and happiness, then The Happiness Experiment is sure to inspire and motivate you.
Code Name: Pale Horse: How I Went Undercover to Expose America’s Nazis by Scott Payne (Review)
Although flawed in two significant respects, Code Name: Pale Horse is overall a thrilling and inspiring tale of a man who risked his life to put dozens of violent criminals behind bars.
Auberon Herbert: Advocate of Reason, Individual Rights, and Limited Government
Today marks the 180th birthday of the little-known Auberon Herbert, one of history’s greatest spokesmen for individual rights and limited government.
On Juneteenth, Let’s Celebrate the Atlases of Abolition
On Juneteenth, let’s remember the capitalists whose money and moral support made possible the Union victory—and who thereby played a vital role in abolishing slavery in America.
The Federalist Essays Brought the U.S. Constitution to Life
On June 20, 1788, New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the US Constitution, which thereby became the law of the land. This victory could not have been won without Alexander Hamilton and The Federalist Papers.
‘A Fountain of Clarity’
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