Eustace Mullins - The Curse of Canaan (1987)

Eustace Mullins, "The Curse of Canaan: A Demonology of History" (1987)

PDF, 151 pages, OCR only.

INITIAL SEEDING: LOTS TO UPLOAD TODAY AND A THIN PIPE SO I WILL STOP ONCE 1 OR 2 HAVE IT, PLEASE CONTINUE TO SEED.

This isn't mine and looks to be a pretty recent scan. Despite its various typos indicating it was not proof read, I'm putting it up as they aren't too egregious and the book is rarely seen in the real or virtual worlds.

Contents:
1. The War Against Shem.
2. The Transgression of Cain.
3. Secular Humanism.
4. England.
5. The French Revolution.
6. The American Revolution.
7. The Civil War.
8. The State of Virginia.
9. The World Wars.
10. The Menace of Communism.
11. The Promise.

Preface
"After forty years of patient study of the crises which faces humanity, I arrived at a very simple conclusion--all conspiracies are Satanic! In retrospect, this conclusion should surprise no one. I admit that it came as something of a surprise to me. I had never anticipated that my decades of work would lead to such an all-encompassing and unchallengeable solution."

The rather abstract conclusion which Mullins reached about who was "at the top" reflects somewhat Commander Guy Carr's own conclusion (derived from his research professedly begun 1911) in his posthumous book "Satan: Prince of this World" (published by OMNI in 1996, written up by Carr's elder son in 1966 from research notes left after his father's death in 1959). That book extended the field of research and refined the tentative conclusions reached by Carr and recorded in his earlier books from the 1950s, "Pawns In the Game" and "The Red Fog Over America".

More grist for the mill, I guess. Is it a foil? Part of the conspiracy of conspiracies?