Republics and Democracies back in print

Camp Constitution has launched Camp Constitution Press.  Its first offering is the essay “Republics and Democracies” by Robert Welch.  This 15-page reprint, in an attractive four color front and back cover, was a speech originally delivered at the Constitution Day Luncheon of We, The People in Chicago on September 17, 1961.

In this reprint, Mr. Welch quotes the Founding Fathers who warned us against democracy.  Mr. Welch quotes from the 1928 U.S. Army Manual which labeled democracy as “mobocracy” but the 1952 the U.S. Army its “Soldiers Guide” now defined the U.S. as a democracy.  How did this hap-pend?  Mr. Welch answers the question in his essay.  Why do so many Americans believe that the U.S. is a democacy?  The word “democracy is not in the U.S. Constitution or in any state constitution.

This is an indispensable item and belongs in the files or libraries of all Freedom acivists, and on  the information tables of every Freedom organization.   Copies are available through Camp Constitution’s camp manager Charles Everett chaseverett@juno.com or via the camp bookstore for $2.00 each or 100 for $75  prices include shipping and handling