From the INTRODUCTION:
"A major emergency affecting a large number of people may occur anytime and anywhere.
It may be a peacetime disaster such as a flood, tornado, fire, hurricane, blizzard... More > or earthquake.
It could be an enemy nuclear attack on the United States.
In any type of general disaster, lives can be saved if people are prepared for the emergency, and know what actions to
take when it occurs.
With the aid of Federal and State governments, cities and counties in all parts of the country are developing their local civil defense systems--the fallout shelters, supporting equipment and emergency plans needed to reduce the loss of life from an enemy attack."< Less
This is the story of the defense of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter and the Islands from 1863 to the close of the war.
It is the account as detailed by Major John Johnson who was an engineer for the... More > Confederate States Army. It is a fascinatingly detailed account of the events from both the Union prospective and the Confederate. It is heavily illustrated and has several appendices to give even more detail regarding daily occurrences.< Less
This is the story of the defense of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter and the Islands from 1863 to the close of the war.
It is the account as detailed by Major John Johnson who was an engineer for the... More > Confederate States Army. It is a fascinatingly detailed account of the events from both the Union prospective and the Confederate. It is heavily illustrated and has several appendices to give even more detail regarding daily occurrences.< Less
This is the documentation sustaining the facts presented in the expose, MORE THAN MURDER, the family saga behind the founding of the FLORIDIAN'S FOR UNIFORM INTER-FAMILY LEGISLATION by Marilyn A.... More > Ellsworth.< Less
This is the documentation sustaining the facts presented in the expose, MORE THAN MURDER, the family saga behind the founding of the FLORIDIAN'S FOR UNIFORM INTER-FAMILY LEGISLATION by Marilyn A.... More > Ellsworth.< Less
This is the story of the men, the guns, and the fortifications of the Civil War defenses of the Cape Fear River and Wilmington, North Carolina. It is a chronological presentation of the enlistments,... More > assignments, and transfers of every unit and commander to serve in the Cape Fear during the early months of the Civil War. It is an analysis of the chronological evolution of the Cape Fear fortifications, as well as the technical aspects of their construction. Moreover, it is an analysis of the struggle by the Confederacy to maintain parity with Union artillery. The types of cannon that served in the Cape Fear from the first day of the war to the last are outlined and discussed, as are their capabilities and shortcomings. The evolution of smoothbore to rifled cannon in the river and land defenses is traced, as are the many and varied sources of artillery pieces.< Less
This 600+ page book is a defense of biblical civil law, on topics despised not only by humanists, but by professing Christians. It is, in short, theonomic apologetics. "God is Just" takes... More > our culture and its attacks on the Bible to task. It defends biblical theocracy, justice, and slavery, and cuts humanistic opposition down to size by its own self-destructive foolishness, and, most importantly, by the sword of God’s word.
The book includes appendices defending theonomy biblically and historically, as well as appendices refuting alternative political philosophies. One appendix is written by Daniel F. N. Ritchie, and there is also a forward by Buddy Hanson.
The second edition includes a Scripture index and a new appendix by Vindiciae Legis, who gives an excellent historical treatment of the theonomic views of the Westminster divines.< Less
This 600+ page book is a defense of biblical civil law, on topics despised not only by humanists, but by professing Christians. It is, in short, theonomic apologetics. "God is Just" takes... More > our culture and its attacks on the Bible to task. It defends biblical theocracy, justice, and slavery, and cuts humanistic opposition down to size by its own self-destructive foolishness, and, most importantly, by the sword of God’s word.
The book includes appendices defending theonomy biblically and historically, as well as appendices refuting alternative political philosophies. One appendix is written by Daniel F. N. Ritchie, and there is also a forward by Buddy Hanson.
The second edition includes a Scripture index and a new appendix by Vindiciae Legis, who gives an excellent historical treatment of the theonomic views of the Westminster divines.< Less
