Lady Cilento, probably Australia’s best known medical practitioner, carried on what she called “this wonderful correspondence”, for more than fifty years, with readers of The Courier Mail. Her

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  W. Blum presents a well-aimed critique of the evils of US global interventionism policy, under the banner of freedom and human rights, leading to barbarous criminal acts, of the world’

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The Purpose of the book is to help more people understand the nature of alcoholism and just what it means in our lives when: Alcohol has been a major factor causing the deaths of 30,000 Australians i

    Dr R. Goodman was a Reader in Education, University of Queensland The Address titled "Secular Humanism and Australian Education" was presented to Toowoomba Conservative Club,

  First published in 1937, only 2 years after the first Social Credit Government in the world has been elected, ‘The Alberta Experiment’ provided striking confirmation of the genius of

  The Nature of the Threat (R.Gostick)  

  Charles Levinson strips off the mask of "cold war", to show that trade relations between the "Vodka" block and the "Cola" front have flourished and boomed, even stimulated by U-2, Be

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  From series: Freedom Not Slavery, Credit not Debt. Author Anthony Cooney presents a booklet on Distributism, Liberty and Property and offers a glimpse at the genius of Gilbert Keith

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“My text for this talk is “Growing old but staying young.” It is to be a personal talk as one elderly person to another. Because I myself am old I know from experience some of our pr

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  Anthony Cooney has been an active campaigner for Distributism and Social Credit for many years. He is the former editor of the Liverpool Newsletter, Britain's oldest Distributist jou

  The Causes of War (Major C.H.Douglas)