History of the American Constitutional or Common Law with Commentary Concerning Equity and Merchant Law

this book is one of the most significant books available. it should be required reading for everyone of all ages. so much information which is not commonly known but should be is in this short, easy to read book. this book provides the real meaning of being an American as intended by the Founding Fathers.

I highly recommend this book as an introduction to anyone interested in how "Our" government really functions and how it continually violates the Constitution of the united States of America. If you want to retain your "Rights" as a Citizen" this is a must.I have been researching this, and related subjects for almost twenty-five years and it is an eye opener even for me. I would also recommend Cracking the Code, 3rd Edition from BBCOA. Visit them at their website ... (I am not on their payroll.)Not for the faint of heart or the typical "government school mis-educated" person. If you are not able or willing to think for yourself you should leave this book where you find it.

Until I had been out in the work force for 20 years I thought I had a fair education. It was not until I visited Russia in 1995 that I met and talked to some educators who could not believe my ignorance of history. Remember, this was 5 years after the fall of communism. They politely suggested I do some reading and gave me some ideas where to look. The result of 4 years of part-time study led me to question everything I had been taught about US history but especially the last 100 years. If I had found Dale Pond's book 4 years ago I could have saved myself a lot of work. He has provided references and case studies for his work. In my expert opinion, having also done it the hard way, he has created an excellent primary reader for anyone who wants to learn the truth about our current "Administrative" legal system and why we are now "subjects," where once we were "Sovereigns."When you finish reading this book you won't look at the US government the same way, ever again. Then you will want to know what is the secondary reader.