Commercial Providence: The Secret Destiny of the American Empire
Autor Patrick Mendisen Limba Engleză Paperback – 2 sep 2010
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780761852445
ISBN-10: 0761852441
Pagini: 318
Dimensiuni: 156 x 231 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.47 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția University Press of America
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0761852441
Pagini: 318
Dimensiuni: 156 x 231 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.47 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția University Press of America
Locul publicării:New York, United States
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Cuprins
Illustrations
Dedication
Foreword
Preface
Providence and Empire
1. A Rendezvous with Destiny
Part I: The Birth of a New Nation
2. E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many, One
3. Freemasonry as a Catalyst and High Priest
4. Worldviews of Colonists and Pilgrims
Part II: A Philosophic Commercial Empire
5. Adam Smith on Founding America
6. Hamiltonian Means to Jeffersonian Ends
7. The Commerce Clause as the Force for Unity
Part III: Annuit Coeptis, Providence (God) Favors our Undertakings
8. The Pythagorean Potomac Delta
9. The Anatomy of Commercial Providence
10. The Mercurial Ruler and Sacred Constitution Avenue
11. Altar of Empire: The Virgoan Federal Triangle
Part IV: James Madison's Universal Empire
12. Novus Ordo Seclorum and the New World Order
13. Madison's Grand Strategy for a Universal Empire
Epilogue
God's Crucible Nation: Predestiny or Free Will?
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Dedication
Foreword
Preface
Providence and Empire
1. A Rendezvous with Destiny
Part I: The Birth of a New Nation
2. E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many, One
3. Freemasonry as a Catalyst and High Priest
4. Worldviews of Colonists and Pilgrims
Part II: A Philosophic Commercial Empire
5. Adam Smith on Founding America
6. Hamiltonian Means to Jeffersonian Ends
7. The Commerce Clause as the Force for Unity
Part III: Annuit Coeptis, Providence (God) Favors our Undertakings
8. The Pythagorean Potomac Delta
9. The Anatomy of Commercial Providence
10. The Mercurial Ruler and Sacred Constitution Avenue
11. Altar of Empire: The Virgoan Federal Triangle
Part IV: James Madison's Universal Empire
12. Novus Ordo Seclorum and the New World Order
13. Madison's Grand Strategy for a Universal Empire
Epilogue
God's Crucible Nation: Predestiny or Free Will?
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Recenzii
Mendis changes the way we look at our history, policy and trade.
[This book] provides valuable insights for the student of history and the modern political leader alike.seen through the eyes of the Founding Fathers and the Masonic Architect of the Universe [from the foreword].
A unique and insightful analysis of the power of freedom.
Carefully researched and perceptive book.
The founders built an architecture for diversity. This book posits in the most intriguing way the roots of that design.
[Mendis is] like Alexis de Tocqueville...
His eye-opening thesis [has] enormous relevance for today.
[He] has a clear and cogent message: America will succeed; it is embedded in our destiny.
Original and fascinating...
Mendis goes beyond Dan Brown's Lost Symbol to disclose the true story of the fictional narrative.
The US was destined and guided by a benevolent Providence to be a commercial rather than religious nation, a "philosophic empire" that would peacefully dominate the world, argues Mendis (George Mason Univ.). Its founding was rooted in the Freemason vision of a unitary God, the great architect of the universe. The Masonic origins of the nation's symbols and of the location and design of Washington, DC, are extensively documented here....It is a thorough exposition of this popularly held viewpoint.
A masterful analysis of the role of international trade.
A stunning exposition...with profound implications for remaking America's role in the world.
This book picks up where Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol left off, giving readers a consummate guide to America and its secret mission in the world. In his foreword to the book, Professor Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, president emeritus of the George Washington University, writes: "Unlike Dan Brown in The Lost Symbol, Patrick Mendis has a serious scholarly purpose . . . seen through the eyes of the Founding Fathers and the Masonic Architect of the Universe." The architectural design of our nation's capital triangle is symbolically connected to the Arcturus, Leo, and Spica stars around the Virgo constellation in the Washington, D.C., sky above. In astrology, Virgo is ruled by Mercury-the Roman god of commerce, innovation, and communication. With this knowledge, the Founding Fathers discreetly but firmly located America's "Special Providence" within the powerful notion of commerce.
[This book] provides valuable insights for the student of history and the modern political leader alike.seen through the eyes of the Founding Fathers and the Masonic Architect of the Universe [from the foreword].
A unique and insightful analysis of the power of freedom.
Carefully researched and perceptive book.
The founders built an architecture for diversity. This book posits in the most intriguing way the roots of that design.
[Mendis is] like Alexis de Tocqueville...
His eye-opening thesis [has] enormous relevance for today.
[He] has a clear and cogent message: America will succeed; it is embedded in our destiny.
Original and fascinating...
Mendis goes beyond Dan Brown's Lost Symbol to disclose the true story of the fictional narrative.
The US was destined and guided by a benevolent Providence to be a commercial rather than religious nation, a "philosophic empire" that would peacefully dominate the world, argues Mendis (George Mason Univ.). Its founding was rooted in the Freemason vision of a unitary God, the great architect of the universe. The Masonic origins of the nation's symbols and of the location and design of Washington, DC, are extensively documented here....It is a thorough exposition of this popularly held viewpoint.
A masterful analysis of the role of international trade.
A stunning exposition...with profound implications for remaking America's role in the world.
This book picks up where Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol left off, giving readers a consummate guide to America and its secret mission in the world. In his foreword to the book, Professor Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, president emeritus of the George Washington University, writes: "Unlike Dan Brown in The Lost Symbol, Patrick Mendis has a serious scholarly purpose . . . seen through the eyes of the Founding Fathers and the Masonic Architect of the Universe." The architectural design of our nation's capital triangle is symbolically connected to the Arcturus, Leo, and Spica stars around the Virgo constellation in the Washington, D.C., sky above. In astrology, Virgo is ruled by Mercury-the Roman god of commerce, innovation, and communication. With this knowledge, the Founding Fathers discreetly but firmly located America's "Special Providence" within the powerful notion of commerce.