Race or Mongrel offers a polemical theory of civilizational rise and decline, rooted in the author's belief that racial intermarriage leads to national decay. Schultz frames his argument as a historical survey, tracing the trajectories of ancient societies—Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and others—and attributing their collapse to the dilution of what he considers racially “pure” stock. He proposes that strength, creativity, and moral clarity are tied to racial homogeneity, while intermixing with “alien stocks” results in degeneration. The book culminates in a prophetic warning directed at the United States, arguing that unrestricted immigration and racial blending will lead to cultural and political ruin. Schultz’s tone is declarative and deterministic, drawing on selective historical examples and racial typologies to support his thesis. * Singerman #65