Re-Inhabited - (Reinhabited) by Jean Hallahan Hertler (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Did you know you lost your Republic over 150 years ago? This is a factual account of the Reinhabitation of the dejure American Republic and how it was done properly and lawfully. This account is based on historical records and government documents as well as firsthand accounts of events from the people that where there and made it happen.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>"The Story of the Re-inhabitation" is volume two of the <em>Re-inhabited: Republic for the United States of America </em>series. The facts and evidence presented in <em>Re-Inhabited</em> are a very large and critical piece of history not taught in our schools for many generations. It describes how thirteen colonies became one nation under God. The story includes the wisdom of our forefathers in their own words while chronicling the journey of the remnant that have pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor in the restoration of our American Republic.</p> <p>There are amazing discoveries from historical government documents, antique periodicals, and out-of-print records and books plus vintage pictures that tell more than a thousand words about the truth of our heritage.</p> <p><em>Re-Inhabited</em> also brings to light the overriding evil that rules the world and the fact that Washington, DC is really a Corporation disguised as the Federal Government and how a takeover occurred in the Civil War era that usurped governance of the American Republic and its republican form of government and then replaced it with a socialist Democracy. "It's a story not unlike Old Testament Nehemiah where the workers rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem working with one hand while holding a weapon of defense in the other.</p> <p>The "cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men" work their sorcery out in the open while convincing the masses that what they are seeing is not really what they think it is.</p> <p>Upon completing the story the reader will be well-apprised to make right choices and take right action.</p>
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