1900 FRANK PARSONS. Rare Work Advocating for Direct Democracy and Popular Veto Power. Premillennialism proclaiming that "once any slave

proclaiming that "once any slave sets foot on English soil

Covetousness

The text of the work itself expresses his hesitance and publishing and preferring that it be distributed "by the Lord himself" as the great teacher

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and all kinds of arbitrary governments

1900 FRANK PARSONS. Rare Work Advocating for Direct Democracy and Popular Veto Power. Premillennialism proclaiming that "once any slaveA very scarce and fascinating little work by Frank Parsons [1854 1908]. He initially graduated from Cornell, but subsequently studied for the Bar. He lectured law at Boston University School of Law and was known as one of the most innovative thinkers of the Progressive Era. He believed deeply in the American experiment, but that changing world circumstances and some unforeseen effects of the original documents should lead to ongoing revision of