Myth of Ages article

[David Merrill]

This article is fairly comprehensive and has given me food for thought over the years.

Someone noted my posting page 1 elsewhere and had a letter to add. This letter from Abraham Lincoln is referred to in the article in column three.

I have the book about Pikes Peak being the designated high tide mark at the bottom of page 2. I will look through for that comment. The book itself is about Jefferson's Declaration of Independence; meaning the Declaration of Independence Jefferson turned over before the Continental Congress edited it down. So the high tide comment is likely around imposed foreign jurisdiction - or the imposed admiralty complaint. Hopefully I will not have to read the entire book to find the comment. I wish the author of the article had mentioned a page number. Lincoln's letter, its inference to private ecclesiastical law and the high tide mark are all intimately linked with actions in early 1933 instating the Bar as the novation - a new ecclesia over the judicial affairs. A new priesthood. [I attached a current streetmap of the home of the International Bar Association in the Sovereign and Independent City of London - origin of knighthood for Alan Greenspan (formerly) Esquire.]


Regards,

David Merrill.


P.S. It occured to me that we might find it entertaining to validate the citations... the article is quite full of them.