Essays by a Klansman

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"Being a compendium of Ku Klux Klan ideology, organizational methods, history, tactics, and opinions, with interpolations by the author." The poem at print page 99 --The Wrath Of The Awakened Saxon-- is not the work of Rudyard Kipling but is the unacknowledged adaptation by L.R. Beam Jr. of Kipling's poem 'The Beginnings 1914-18' which refers to 'When the English began to hate...' which poem may be found on paper page 739 of 'Rudyard Kipling's verse : inclusive ed., 1885-1918' at e.g. http://www.archive.org/details/rudyardkiplingsv00kipluoft https://archive.org/details/rudyardkiplingsv00kipliala This rectified djvu version created from pdf at http:/www.thechristianidentityforum.net/downloads/Essays-Klansman.pdf See also FLYNN,Kevinand GERHARDT,Gary - The Silent Brotherhood (1995). Forward (sc.: Foreword) --Klankraft and Klan History --The FBI -vs- the Ku Klux Klan: Or Why the Government Murdered Civil Rights Workers in Order to Stop White Resistance to Integration. --It is Time... --The Real Enemy. --On the Need for a Tow-Sack Mentality. --Vietnam Vets. --Vietnam--Bring it on Home. --Dangerous Alliance. --Understanding the Struggle: Or Why We Have To Kill The Bastards! --Understanding the Struggle--Part II. --Notes. --Bibliography. --On Revolutionary Majorities. --Bibliography. --The Rebel Rider. --I Know You. --The Stranger. --Beware: The Wrath Of the Awakened Saxon--and the World Trembled with Fear. --Condition of Humanity.