
Stories relating to new forms of slavery as defined in the 2014 Constitutions of the Mercedarians, A Catholic religious order.
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I’m going to be doing some preliminary reflection before getting to the meat of the book.
Here’s a really big surprise: The preliminary reflection, and the review, are some heavy shit. You still have time to go for something less heavy. L...
This Substack will be talking about many evil forms of captivity, technically called new forms of captivity.
But some of these kinds of captivity are not actually new.
New Forms of Captivity is a reader-supported publication. To receive n...
Now, in accord with the Charism of the Mercedarian religious order (a Catholic order) this Substack will focus on what the Order’s Constitution of 2014 calls “new forms of captivity.”
According to this link:
New Forms of Captivity is a re...
Let’s look over my work in the First Amendment area:
In my book Quaker Carpetbagger: J. Williams Thorne, Underground Railroad Host Turned North Carolina Politician, I include an account of how Thorne’s Reconstruction-era foes, tired of his...
I’m moving to a patronage model on my Substack. I will make most of my posts available to the reading public, but if you think these posts on fascinating historical topics are worth supporting, commit some funds to support my efforts. Thank...
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