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A collection of 4 letters and postcards addressed to Eustace Mullins ca. 1956-1958, all with mention of Ezra Pound
1956-1958. FOUR ITEMS.. Good
¶ A collection of three original letters [2 single-side, 1 double-side] and one postcard, dated 1956-58, all written by Rex Lampman, all addressed to the right-wing conspiracy publicist Eustace Mullins, each with some mention of efforts to get Ezra Pound released from St. Elizabeth's mental hospital. Provenance: the estate of Eustace Mullins. According to Mullins in a later interview "The official government story regarding Frost and Pound is that Frost, out of gratitude to Ezra for Ezra' s role in Frost's early career, got Ezra out of St. Elizabeth's. Frost had nothing to do with it. Ezra got out of St. Elizabeth's because a Congressman named Usher Burdick, at the behest of a fellow named Rex Lampman (Lampman's father owned a Fargo newspaper that helped to get Burdick elected), got up on the floor of the Congress and asked "Why is this man being held?". Burdick knew nothing of Ezra Pound, but he did some digging and found out that America's greatest living poet had been held in a mental hospital for 13 years with no trial. It was through Burdick's efforts and not Frost's that Ezra was released..." - James Dyer interview titled "A Recent Visit With Eustace Mullins" - rense website.
¶ A collection of three original letters [2 single-side, 1 double-side] and one postcard, dated 1956-58, all written by Rex Lampman, all addressed to the right-wing conspiracy publicist Eustace Mullins, each with some mention of efforts to get Ezra Pound released from St. Elizabeth's mental hospital. Provenance: the estate of Eustace Mullins. According to Mullins in a later interview "The official government story regarding Frost and Pound is that Frost, out of gratitude to Ezra for Ezra' s role in Frost's early career, got Ezra out of St. Elizabeth's. Frost had nothing to do with it. Ezra got out of St. Elizabeth's because a Congressman named Usher Burdick, at the behest of a fellow named Rex Lampman (Lampman's father owned a Fargo newspaper that helped to get Burdick elected), got up on the floor of the Congress and asked "Why is this man being held?". Burdick knew nothing of Ezra Pound, but he did some digging and found out that America's greatest living poet had been held in a mental hospital for 13 years with no trial. It was through Burdick's efforts and not Frost's that Ezra was released..." - James Dyer interview titled "A Recent Visit With Eustace Mullins" - rense website.
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Keywords: American Literary History, Ezra Pound, United States, Politics, , , , ,
a 21-page original typescript, ca. 1960s? of approx 20,000 words
35x21cm. Minor wear. A coffee stain to edge of several pages. Good.
¶ This is a 21-page single-side original typescript, with corrections in ink to six of the pages, from the personal papers of anti-Semitic conspiracy- theorist Eustace Mullins and is almost certainly authored by him. Untitled,unpaginated and undated [the Asian war theme would suggest mid-1960s], it consists of a 16-page allegory concerning American troops fighting Communists in an imaginary Asian country [Howchuk] with characters including the officer Major Hazard, Sgt Houston, Sgt Grinnell, Prince Boo Chuk Din, & Wu Lin and is a vehicle for Mullins' obliquely-stated anti- Semitic philosophical musings. The final 4 pages are typed on the same scrap paper but appear to be reading notes from various sources. [" Extermination is the only message we get from anything... from writing, from art, all that man does now is just a bottle of acid thrown in his face, everybody is just waiting to be finished off..."they never let you kill the ones who really deserve it...that's the only motivation of life, its pathological one, the killing off of the beautiful, the protection of the rats. Every law that was every made was enacted to protect the human filth and to exterminate the good...what we were talking about are the swine who pull the strings...why doesn't somebody kill them off asked W Because they keep everybody killing everybody else...but this time when i get back i'm going to exercise my talents the right way for the first time in my life i'm going to get a few good guys together and go after some of those boys..."]
¶ This is a 21-page single-side original typescript, with corrections in ink to six of the pages, from the personal papers of anti-Semitic conspiracy- theorist Eustace Mullins and is almost certainly authored by him. Untitled,unpaginated and undated [the Asian war theme would suggest mid-1960s], it consists of a 16-page allegory concerning American troops fighting Communists in an imaginary Asian country [Howchuk] with characters including the officer Major Hazard, Sgt Houston, Sgt Grinnell, Prince Boo Chuk Din, & Wu Lin and is a vehicle for Mullins' obliquely-stated anti- Semitic philosophical musings. The final 4 pages are typed on the same scrap paper but appear to be reading notes from various sources. [" Extermination is the only message we get from anything... from writing, from art, all that man does now is just a bottle of acid thrown in his face, everybody is just waiting to be finished off..."they never let you kill the ones who really deserve it...that's the only motivation of life, its pathological one, the killing off of the beautiful, the protection of the rats. Every law that was every made was enacted to protect the human filth and to exterminate the good...what we were talking about are the swine who pull the strings...why doesn't somebody kill them off asked W Because they keep everybody killing everybody else...but this time when i get back i'm going to exercise my talents the right way for the first time in my life i'm going to get a few good guys together and go after some of those boys..."]
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Keywords: American Political History, Anti-Semitism, Anti-Semitic, Right Wing, Fascist Politics, Fascism, Neo-Nazi, United States,
a 229-page typescript titled "Tales from the Shenandoah
Weighs 1000 grams..
¶ This is a collection of 229 typescript pages, many of which are typed originals, the remainder carbons, mainly unpaginated, all of which are fragments of various versions of an unpublished novel dealing with rural Virginia during the nascent civil rights movement authored by the anti- Semitic conspiracy theorist [ and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Incomplete. This appears to comprise several probably incomplete different drafts of the first chapters, including an earlier version in which Ezra Pound [& James Joyce, Juan Gris, and Robert McAlmon] were invoked, to which Pound reportedly objected and Mullins later extensively revised. Mullins submitted a version of this novel to the publisher of his Pound biography, who declined. ["The steady hum that rose above the Left Bank of Paris, that October afternoon, came from the studio of Martha Curtis, Seated below a mural by Juan Gris, she was having acontinuing argument with Ezra Pound...'when I look at a Gris, I can't help but wonder is modern art is perhaps too modern, or at least too private. But if it is too private, then it is in opposition to the modern trend, which is all for the reduction of privacy, it is then reactionary and against the mass trend' - That's just it' said Ezra, 'modern art may be modern and sometimes it is private but it is not with the modern trend. it is not and will not be a mass art..."]
¶ This is a collection of 229 typescript pages, many of which are typed originals, the remainder carbons, mainly unpaginated, all of which are fragments of various versions of an unpublished novel dealing with rural Virginia during the nascent civil rights movement authored by the anti- Semitic conspiracy theorist [ and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Incomplete. This appears to comprise several probably incomplete different drafts of the first chapters, including an earlier version in which Ezra Pound [& James Joyce, Juan Gris, and Robert McAlmon] were invoked, to which Pound reportedly objected and Mullins later extensively revised. Mullins submitted a version of this novel to the publisher of his Pound biography, who declined. ["The steady hum that rose above the Left Bank of Paris, that October afternoon, came from the studio of Martha Curtis, Seated below a mural by Juan Gris, she was having acontinuing argument with Ezra Pound...'when I look at a Gris, I can't help but wonder is modern art is perhaps too modern, or at least too private. But if it is too private, then it is in opposition to the modern trend, which is all for the reduction of privacy, it is then reactionary and against the mass trend' - That's just it' said Ezra, 'modern art may be modern and sometimes it is private but it is not with the modern trend. it is not and will not be a mass art..."]
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a 277-page typescript titled "Tales from the Shenandoah
ca. 1961. 28x21cm, 277 pp. Weighs 1200 grams.. Good condition.
¶ This is a typescript of an unpublished novel dealing with the nascent civil rights movement authored by the anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist [ and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Pagination runs (2) [title & 1- page synopsis];1-9; 9-96; 116 -117; 122-126; 138-300; 302. Incomplete. Appears to be comprised of several different versions of this manuscript with varying paginations- uncertain if this was Mullins edited version or if this is incomplete. This appears to be among the final drafts, as an earlier version included Ezra Pound as a character, which Pound reportedly objected to and Mullins extensively revised. Mullins submitted this to the publisher of his Pound biography, who declined. ["a novel about a small town in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, consist of ten chapters, each one a vignette in the larger story. 300,000 words, The central figure is the Reverend Henry West, who becomes involved in sit-in demonstrations with Negroes, and falls in love with a 14-year-old mulatto girl, the illegitimate daughter of the Judge of the Supreme Court. The lives of all of the characters are intertwined and lead to a vigorous climax..." - synopsis].
¶ This is a typescript of an unpublished novel dealing with the nascent civil rights movement authored by the anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist [ and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Pagination runs (2) [title & 1- page synopsis];1-9; 9-96; 116 -117; 122-126; 138-300; 302. Incomplete. Appears to be comprised of several different versions of this manuscript with varying paginations- uncertain if this was Mullins edited version or if this is incomplete. This appears to be among the final drafts, as an earlier version included Ezra Pound as a character, which Pound reportedly objected to and Mullins extensively revised. Mullins submitted this to the publisher of his Pound biography, who declined. ["a novel about a small town in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, consist of ten chapters, each one a vignette in the larger story. 300,000 words, The central figure is the Reverend Henry West, who becomes involved in sit-in demonstrations with Negroes, and falls in love with a 14-year-old mulatto girl, the illegitimate daughter of the Judge of the Supreme Court. The lives of all of the characters are intertwined and lead to a vigorous climax..." - synopsis].
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Keywords: American Political History, Right Wing, Civil Rights, Racism, Racist Literature, , , ,
30 typescript poems, all apparently unpublished, authored by Eustace Mullins
28x21cm, 30 pp.. Minor rubbing. VG.
¶ This is a collection of 30 single-side typed pages of poems, acquired from the Staunton Virginia estate of the anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist [and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. 6 are typed originals, the remainder first or second carbons. Not signed or otherwise attributed but from the provenance, textual references to Staunton and political philosophy expressed in some, are undoubtedly authored by Mullins. Undated: 1950s-70s?. Apparently never published. ["A FACTORY WORKER LOOKS AT THE CONTEMPORARY STATE OF THE JEFFERSONIAN POLITICAL STRUCTURE / Rolling rolled oats / Rolling rolled oats / More glory for / Democracy" ; " COMRADES / You and I - farmer - worker, soldier, poet / always we have the same enemies / night and day the same dark eyes watching us! / friends, is it not time for some killing?" ; "PRIDE OF THE UNION / These are shadows that were his eyes / this is an echo that was his voice / this is a mockery, that was a mask / See how he stands / all day, so much an hour / grasping at a spindle" ; " FOR A DEAD MOUSE FOUND ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE / A dead mouse, democrat and voting citizen / lies mortal on this thoroughfare / dumb to the demagogic rite / deserving dutiful elegiac / discourse of politicians / for he has relatives who / vote, of course / the busy fly / buzzing in his bemused ear / is the worm's minstrel and / the worm is his prophet" ; "A DECLINING STOCK/ whose ancestors / who built this city / who / thinks that God answers questions / Put to God / this question / man / whose fingers flower into trees"; etc.
¶ This is a collection of 30 single-side typed pages of poems, acquired from the Staunton Virginia estate of the anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist [and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. 6 are typed originals, the remainder first or second carbons. Not signed or otherwise attributed but from the provenance, textual references to Staunton and political philosophy expressed in some, are undoubtedly authored by Mullins. Undated: 1950s-70s?. Apparently never published. ["A FACTORY WORKER LOOKS AT THE CONTEMPORARY STATE OF THE JEFFERSONIAN POLITICAL STRUCTURE / Rolling rolled oats / Rolling rolled oats / More glory for / Democracy" ; " COMRADES / You and I - farmer - worker, soldier, poet / always we have the same enemies / night and day the same dark eyes watching us! / friends, is it not time for some killing?" ; "PRIDE OF THE UNION / These are shadows that were his eyes / this is an echo that was his voice / this is a mockery, that was a mask / See how he stands / all day, so much an hour / grasping at a spindle" ; " FOR A DEAD MOUSE FOUND ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE / A dead mouse, democrat and voting citizen / lies mortal on this thoroughfare / dumb to the demagogic rite / deserving dutiful elegiac / discourse of politicians / for he has relatives who / vote, of course / the busy fly / buzzing in his bemused ear / is the worm's minstrel and / the worm is his prophet" ; "A DECLINING STOCK/ whose ancestors / who built this city / who / thinks that God answers questions / Put to God / this question / man / whose fingers flower into trees"; etc.
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Keywords: American Political History, Eustace Mullins, Right wing, Anti-Semitism, Antisemitism, Neo-Nazi, Fascist, United States, Poetry
a 55-page typed fragment of a novel
28x21cm. Pages are browned. Just Good.
¶ This is a 55 page typescript carbon, with some handwritten additions, untitled, unpaginated, apparently fragments of an (unpublished) novel authored by the anti- Semitic conspiracy theorist [ and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Not signed but acquired from Mullins' Staunton Virginia estate and undoubtedly written by him. The fragments appear to comprise chapters 9-13 (there are two chapters labelled 'Chapter 10') of a novel almost entirely in dialogue, and has Willie Mae, Wales, Lazarus and Manner as protagonists sailing to the Republic of Manana. The paper is cheap newsprint, there is a water stain to the side margin of some pages and some pages have frays, with no textual loss.
¶ This is a 55 page typescript carbon, with some handwritten additions, untitled, unpaginated, apparently fragments of an (unpublished) novel authored by the anti- Semitic conspiracy theorist [ and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Not signed but acquired from Mullins' Staunton Virginia estate and undoubtedly written by him. The fragments appear to comprise chapters 9-13 (there are two chapters labelled 'Chapter 10') of a novel almost entirely in dialogue, and has Willie Mae, Wales, Lazarus and Manner as protagonists sailing to the Republic of Manana. The paper is cheap newsprint, there is a water stain to the side margin of some pages and some pages have frays, with no textual loss.
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Ezra Pound, This Difficult Individual
Hollywood: CA, Angriff Press, 1961. First Edition. Hardcover. 0913022284. Fine in Very Good jacket 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. pp.388 with index of proper names. The author presents the case for Pound documenting the tremendous contribution hr made to contemporary American culture in a witty and biting criticism of our society, which gives lip service to poetry while imprisoning its major poet. clean tight copy. d/j shows sunning to spine, small tears, creases to top and lower spine, back top corner small tear and crease. else slight edgewear. Fine/Very Good.
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Keywords: LITERARY POUND EZRA 1885 1972 0913022284
The Federal Reserve Conspiracy
USA: Common Sense, 1954. Second Printing. Paperback. 144 pages. Documents the creation of the privately-owned U.S. Federal Reserve in 1913. Above-average wear and soiling. Binding intact. Title hand-written upon sunned spine. 2.5" x 4" Thunderbolt sticker upon title page and inside back cover. Bit of writing at top of back cover. Two of the recommended titles inside back cover are stroked out. Occasional small ink markings to contents. A sound copy of the rare second printing of this classic work. [SINGERMAN 0909]; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; The Federal Reserve Conspiracy *SECOND PRINTING* Paul Warburg 1913 Eustace Mullins Jekyl Island North Carolina Rothschild Rockefeller Fiat Currency Fractional Reserve Banking Economics. Fair .
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The Federal Reserve Conspiracy
USA: Omni Publications, 1971. Reprint. Paperback. 148 pages. A rare early reprint of Mullins' classic expose of the Federal Reserve. Yellow high-lighting throughout. Modest lean to spine. Somewhat above-average external wear and soiling.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; The Federal Reserve Conspiracy Banksters Fiat Money Currency. Fair .
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The Great Betrayal - the General Welfare Clause of the Constitution
U.S.A.: The National Commission for Judicial Reform, 1991. First Edition. Paperback. Originally delivered to the Lawrence Patterson Financial Strategy Organization in 1991 as a legal opinion upon the 80th anniversary of the secret writing of the Federal Reserve Act at Jekyll Island. "It would be difficult to read into this phrase (the general welfare) any ambiguity, or any opportunity for demagoguery, and yet such a purpose was found. In this book, we have a dual purpose, first, to explain how ruthless men adopted this phrase to further their great conspiracy against America, and second, the techniques which they employed to incorporate this phrase as the very cornerstone of their Welfare State, a creation which they intended as the replacement for the free republic of the United States. From the powers derived from that overthrow, they confidently anticipate that they will now initiate what they fondly refer to as "the New World Order". - Author's Foreword. [10], 37 pages. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. Glossy navy covers with gilt lettering and decoration. A sound copy.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Mullins, Eustace The Great Portrayal - The General Welfare Clause of the Constitution Federal Reserve Ezra Pound Lawrence Patterson Financial Strategy Organization legal opinion Federal Reserve Act Jekyll Island New World Order United States Welfare Stat. Good .
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The Great Betrayal: The General Welfare Clause of the Constitution [Signed, First Edition]
Staunton, Virginia, Constitutional Commission, National Commission for Judicial Reform, 1991. First Edition, First Printing. Card Covers. pp. 37. Slim 8vo. measuring 14 x 21.5 cm. Navy-blue card covers with gilt lettering and illustration to the front. Exceptionally well-preserved: no detectable flaws to the extremities, contents equally without blemish. Appears unread; as new. Rare to be offered in commerce, in this edition, and state. SIGNED, inscribed and dated (August 6, 2000) by the author to the blank recto following the copyright page. Corresponds to OCLC #33390874 indicating only but two institutional holdings at time of cataloguing. Rare. The author was a noted American antisemitic conspiracy theorist, Holocuast denier, white supremacist, propagandist, and writer (and one-time disciple of Ezra Pound) once described as "a one-man organization of hate". Mullins would lend research assistance to the anti-communist crusader Senator Joseph McCarthy in the early 1950's while working for the Library of Congress, and over the course of several decades would write for a variety of anit-communist, antisemitic, pro-Nazi, and white supremicist publications. I realized that I was on the verge of revealing the final apostasy of those who had dedicated their lives to bringing down the American Republic. I found this last, and most damning proof, not in some obscure protocol of the conspirators, hidden in some dusty recess, but in the imposing building of our National Archives. The secret was found in the language of our most sacred text, the Constitution of the United States of America. Did this discovery mean that, deep within the provisions of the Constitution, the Founding Fathers had ignorantly, or perhaps, even by design, included some trick phrase which would later become the Achilles Heel of our country? Not at all. If the Founding Fathers had erred, it was on the side of zeal, because they went to such great efforts to make certain that no door was left open, no possible avenue of betrayal inadvertently left unguarded, which might give aid and comfort to those vipers who, working from within or from abroad, would overlook no opportunity to end this Republic, and thus deliver the coup de grace to mankind's most noble experiment in freedom. In the entire Constitution, there are few phrases which, despite the frenetic efforts of demagogues and renegades, could lend themselves to such gross misrepresentation. However, I did find, in one phrase of this great document, words which reflected the highest aspirations of the Founding Fathers, a phrase which occurs in the Preamble to the Constitution, and which appears again in Article I, Section Eight. This phrase is "the general welfare". In this book, we have a dual purpose, first to explain how ruthless men adopted this phrase to further their great conspiracy against America, and second, the techniques which they employed to incorporate this phrase as the very keystone of their Welfare State.
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Catalogue: Economics & Social Sciences
Keywords: anti-semitic works; southern poverty law center; holocaust denial; ezra pound; the secrets of the federal reserve; the curse of canaan; american history; conspiracy theories
7 items concerning Ezra Pound, ca. 1956-1974
¶ This is a collection of 7 pieces ca. 1956-1962 from the estate of the anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist [and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins, who lead the committee to free Ezra Pound from confinement in St. Elizabeth's mental hospital. Includes: 1) A typed carbon of a letter from George Thomas Adams to the Editor, Chicago Tribune dated April 21, 1958, concerning their editorial on Pound's incarceration; 2) an invoice from Universal Label Company to Mullins for 500 sheets of Free Ezra Pound letterhead; 3) a typed carbon of a letter from Mullins to the Editor, Daily News dated January 27, 1960 concerning Pound; 4) a 40x30 cm printed sheet apparently printed by the Free Pound committee consisting of a 1- page essay on Pound by Mullins + excerpts from Pound's Cantos. Some frays to edges; 5) A 2-page stencilled (mimeographed) press release from Fleet Publishing announcing publication of Mullins' biography of Pound; 6) A typed original letter from Stephan Chodorov dated July 17 1962 proposing a movie about Pound; 7) photocopy of a 1974 NY Times article about Pound's FBI file.
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Keywords: American Literary History, Ezra Pound, , , , , , ,
a 7-page manuscript titled "A Federal Turnpike Authority
32x17cm, 7 pp.. Good
¶ This is a 7-single-side-page handwritten-in-pencil manuscript titled "A Federal Turnpike Authority" acquired from the personal papers of the anti- Semitic conspiracy theorist [and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Not signed but undoubtedly written by Mullins. Contains numerous notes and additions to text. Unpublished? Circa early 1950s?. "The Federal government has been notably inactive in the construction of toll highways in our more progressive states. This is particularly surprising because these turnpikes, by their very nature, are interstate in character, that is their primary function is to handle fast- moving through traffic. The establishment of a Federal Turnpike Authority, perhaps a department of the Interstate Commerce Commission, would greatly facilitate planning and construction of additional turnpikes in more of our states. Not only on our Eastern seaboard but in the crowded metropolitan areas of our Midwestern industrial areas and the rapidly expanding industrial potential of the West Coast...
¶ This is a 7-single-side-page handwritten-in-pencil manuscript titled "A Federal Turnpike Authority" acquired from the personal papers of the anti- Semitic conspiracy theorist [and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Not signed but undoubtedly written by Mullins. Contains numerous notes and additions to text. Unpublished? Circa early 1950s?. "The Federal government has been notably inactive in the construction of toll highways in our more progressive states. This is particularly surprising because these turnpikes, by their very nature, are interstate in character, that is their primary function is to handle fast- moving through traffic. The establishment of a Federal Turnpike Authority, perhaps a department of the Interstate Commerce Commission, would greatly facilitate planning and construction of additional turnpikes in more of our states. Not only on our Eastern seaboard but in the crowded metropolitan areas of our Midwestern industrial areas and the rapidly expanding industrial potential of the West Coast...
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Keywords: American Political History, United States, Right wing, Anti-Semitism, , , , ,
a 7-page typescript titled "Speaking Out: The American Businessman : Fact or Fiction"
28x21cm. Good condition.
¶ This is a 7-single-side-page double-spaced typescript comprised of both typed originals and carbons, approx. 1500 words. Ca. late 1960s? Unpublished? With some handwritten notes and corrections. Acquired from the personal papers of the anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist [and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Not signed but undoubtedly written by Mullins.["...In the 1960s, we find that Sinclair Lewis' baffled and rather pathetic caricature of the Babbitt of the 1920s needs little updating. His grandson exhibits the same ambiguous arttitudes, he is victimized by the same people and the same ideas, and he is still uneasily aware of the shallowness of his life and his goals. The principle difference lies in the disenchantment of his offspring, who protest that they have no intention of becoming trapped in the same blind alleys. Yet they too will have to make their decision within a few years. to enter the business world and become the same boobs, scavengers and parasites as their fathers, or to endure a humiliating and pointless poverty. Most of them will opt for buying milk for the baby and the rest will join the hordes of the beatniks, for these too are but the other side of the coin, the other self of the American businessman"]
¶ This is a 7-single-side-page double-spaced typescript comprised of both typed originals and carbons, approx. 1500 words. Ca. late 1960s? Unpublished? With some handwritten notes and corrections. Acquired from the personal papers of the anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist [and Ezra Pound disciple] Eustace Mullins. Not signed but undoubtedly written by Mullins.["...In the 1960s, we find that Sinclair Lewis' baffled and rather pathetic caricature of the Babbitt of the 1920s needs little updating. His grandson exhibits the same ambiguous arttitudes, he is victimized by the same people and the same ideas, and he is still uneasily aware of the shallowness of his life and his goals. The principle difference lies in the disenchantment of his offspring, who protest that they have no intention of becoming trapped in the same blind alleys. Yet they too will have to make their decision within a few years. to enter the business world and become the same boobs, scavengers and parasites as their fathers, or to endure a humiliating and pointless poverty. Most of them will opt for buying milk for the baby and the rest will join the hordes of the beatniks, for these too are but the other side of the coin, the other self of the American businessman"]
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Keywords: American Political History, United States, Right Wing, , , , , ,
a 4-page typescript, ca. 1950s, concerning "parasitism" and "parasite people".
1950s?. 28x21cm, 4pp. Some browning and tears to edges. Slightly fragile. Good.
¶ This is a first carbon of 4 single-side typed pages, with provenance being the personal papers of anti-Semitic conspiracy-theorist Eustace Mullins and undoubtedly authored by him. Headed "We hereby state the following as scientific laws", the first two pages enumerate 10 points on "parasitism", "parasite people" and purported social & civilizational laws, all obliquely anti-Semitic, and appears to be complete in two pages, consisting of approx. 300 words. The final two pages are single-spaced, approx. 600 words, on the same type of cheap paper, generally appear to date from the same time as the first two pages and consist of what appears to be the outline for an essay on race, parasites and hybridism with etymological, biological and anthropological allusions, referring to Spengler, Toynbee, Shakespeare, Bible, Goethe, etc. These may have been part of an essay Mullins wrote or intended to write, or may have been used in one of his organizational schemes, such as the Aryan League of America, which he founded in the early 1950s, or his Realpolitical Institute [mid-1950s], or the American Committee For the Advancement of Western Culture, in which Mullins served as Treasurer, or in Mullins' later [early 1960s] vehicle the Institute of Biopolitics. Mullins' associates in these various organizational efforts included future leading American neo-Nazis James Madole, Harold Keith Thompson Jr. and Matt Koehl.
¶ This is a first carbon of 4 single-side typed pages, with provenance being the personal papers of anti-Semitic conspiracy-theorist Eustace Mullins and undoubtedly authored by him. Headed "We hereby state the following as scientific laws", the first two pages enumerate 10 points on "parasitism", "parasite people" and purported social & civilizational laws, all obliquely anti-Semitic, and appears to be complete in two pages, consisting of approx. 300 words. The final two pages are single-spaced, approx. 600 words, on the same type of cheap paper, generally appear to date from the same time as the first two pages and consist of what appears to be the outline for an essay on race, parasites and hybridism with etymological, biological and anthropological allusions, referring to Spengler, Toynbee, Shakespeare, Bible, Goethe, etc. These may have been part of an essay Mullins wrote or intended to write, or may have been used in one of his organizational schemes, such as the Aryan League of America, which he founded in the early 1950s, or his Realpolitical Institute [mid-1950s], or the American Committee For the Advancement of Western Culture, in which Mullins served as Treasurer, or in Mullins' later [early 1960s] vehicle the Institute of Biopolitics. Mullins' associates in these various organizational efforts included future leading American neo-Nazis James Madole, Harold Keith Thompson Jr. and Matt Koehl.
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Keywords: American Political History, Right wing Politics, Racism, Anti-Semtiic, Anti-Semitism, United States, Antisemitic, Race Racial, Neo-Nazi, Fascism Fascist