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This booklet was compiled from two leading articles in Candour in April 1961, and was reprinted in booklet format in May 1961. 'The Twelfth Hour' contains a remarkably honest analysis of the weaknesses - as well as the strengths - of the Candour-League movement. Then as now, there was a desperate need for the majority of supporters to either become more active, or to provide the funds necessary for the survival of our movement and nation. 'Tom...

This was the second of the three volume 'Sound The Alarm' series, published in booklet form in October 1954, and funded by the generosity of Robert Key Jeffery. The articles had originally appeared in issues of Candour. It contains, among other things, a damning attack on Gandhi - who was the 'saintly' Nelson Mandela of his day and a robust defence of the Portuguese empire, which - lest we forget - showed more fight than the other European pow...

A. K. Chesterton's brilliant appraisal of the Liberal disease and corrupt society which has ravaged our country - indeed the world - over the past few decades, and will continue to do so unless and until we get a grip on ourselves and adopt a more rational, responsible and purposeful attitude toward life and its problems.

A. K. Chesterton's brilliant appraisal of the Liberal disease and corrupt society which has ravaged our country - indeed the world - over the past few decades, and will continue to do so unless and until we get a grip on ourselves and adopt a more rational, responsible and purposeful attitude toward life and its problems.

A three act play by the noted British Patriot, A.K. Chesterton.

As ever more people emerge from the prolonged state of lethargy to find the old familiar world destroyed, the once cherished values scorned, the signposts to what had seemed an assured national future obliterated, they ask in bewilderment: "What is behind it all?" Jolted into an awareness of mysterious forces at work causing universal confusion and chaos, their next question swiftly follows: "Who is behind it all?" The New Unhappy Lords endeav...

As ever more people emerge from the prolonged state of lethargy to find the old familiar world destroyed, the once cherished values scorned, the signposts to what had seemed an assured national future obliterated, they ask in bewilderment: "What is behind it all?" Jolted into an awareness of mysterious forces at work causing universal confusion and chaos, their next question swiftly follows: "Who is behind it all?" The New Unhappy Lords endeav...

The B.B.C. defames our past, poisons our present and places our future at desperate hazard. No nation can survive which is conditioned by a vast fifth-column serving forces which have a vested interest in its obliteration as a sovereign, independent Realm." A.K. Chesterton

A three act play by the noted British Nationalist and Patriot, A.K. Chesterton.

This booklet is intended to serve a dual purpose. It will introduce new readers to the policy of Candour, the British Views-letter, which espouses the British Imperial cause. Indeed, its contents are the substance of articles published by Candour. The second purpose is to explain the motives which have led to the formation of the League of Empire Loyalists, a devoted band of patriots pledged to serve the British future by maintaining a relentl...

A.K. Chesterton's classic analysis of world government by finance.

This book describes the hilarious adventures of one Juma, an African gentleman of optimistic temperament, who left his mountain home in the fastnesses of Uganda to drive a lorry for the British Army during its invasion of Abyssinia. Juma had no doubt that it was his intervention in the world conflict which brought such speedy triumph to British arms. His exploits were certainly wonderful, but when the reader has laughed over them, and laid the...

A.K. Chesterton pleads with the British people to reject the Common Market in these Candour essays written between 1971 and 1973. "Never shall we allow it to be said that in the hour of treason there were no Britons to keep faith with the past or hand down a torch to the future." Candour # 520, March 1972.

A.K. Chesterton pleads with the British people to reject the Common Market in these Candour essays written between 1971 and 1973. "Never shall we allow it to be said that in the hour of treason there were no Britons to keep faith with the past or hand down a torch to the future." Candour # 520, March 1972.

A collection of the three "Sound the Alarm" booklets which established the policy and ideology of the League of Empire Loyalists in 1954. The individual booklets are entitled "Sound the Alarm", "Stand by the Empire" and "Beware the Money Power".

The Menace of World Government and Britain's Graveyard by A.K. Chesterton have been out of print since the 1950's. Reading these articles once again one cannot help but be impressed by the pin-point accuracy of Arthur Kenneth Chesterton's forecasts. Impressed, but not surprised. At this very moment we are facing the greatest global financial disaster in history. This is the moment that the New World Order, call it what you will, and their stoo...

A.K. Chesterton's classic booklet on British Fascism. Originally published in 1935, here for the first time these two classic pamphlets have been combined in one booklet. Too many times has the first part been printed without the riposte! This edition also contains a third work "The Importance of Being Oswald".

This book describes the hilarious adventures of one Juma, an African gentleman of optimistic temperament, who left his mountain home in the fastnesses of Uganda to drive a lorry for the British Army during its invasion of Abyssinia. Juma had no doubt that it was his intervention in the world conflict which brought such speedy triumph to British arms. His exploits were certainly wonderful, but when the reader has laughed over them, and laid the...