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Bruder Schweigen: The Story of the Silent Brothers by Frank L. DeSilva

Chapter 1:

While first giving a background of everyone who would soon play a role in this book, in this chapter, he gives an introduction to his life and that of Robert Matthews, giving the reader a good sense of what it truly means to live on the American frontier, even in the modern age. He briefly mentions many of the problems which made the movement to the Pacific Northwest necessary, but does not go in great depth into that subject, waiting for future chapters to do so.

Bruder Schweigen: The Story of the Silent Brothers by Frank L. DeSilva Acknowledgement and Author's Forward: It has been an extremely long time since I have made any contribution to this channel, however, receiving this book as a gift from a friend, I thought…

Bruder Schweigen: The Story of the Silent Brothers by Frank L. DeSilva

Acknowledgement and Author's Forward:

It has been an extremely long time since I have made any contribution to this channel, however, receiving this book as a gift from a friend, I thought it was a fitting reason to revive this project and see how it goes. Here, DeSilva, member of The Order, gives a holistic yet basic view of why The Order did what it did, why what it did was necessary, its vision, as well as a vision of American and broader Aryan history, meant to serve as the groundwork and basic understanding of the future of his work.

Apologies that there has been nearly two months since my last reading entry in this channel, where I practically stopped in the middle of Metaphysics of War by Julius Evola. Let it be known I have not abandoned the project, however, let it be known that a combination of a hectic IRL situation (which has began to calm down) and general laziness (a perennial problem with regards to myself), are why it is so delayed.

Preface to The Far Western Frontier: 1830-1860 by Ray Allen Billington and Editors' Introduction by Henry Steele Commager and Richard Brandon Morris

I did recently decide, for my own personal interest, to read a book which I knew was sitting around my house for many years and was on a subject I always found fascinating. I was not planning on reading this book for the White Man's Library, unless I get messages wanting that, but I nonetheless wanted to read the Editor's Introduction and Preface to the book, written in 1962 and published in 1956 respectively, just to show how radically things have changed with regards to historiography in such a short period of time. Where once in mainstream historiography there were thoughts of our heroic and illustrious forebearers, and an explicit pride in our racial roots, there is now nothing but a demeaning and resentful anti-White propaganda campaign.