Jon Garate

American Frontier Liberty (eBook, ePUB)

Customary Law and Freedom From Government

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

'American Frontier Liberty' is all about Jon Garate's experience living free from the American government in an isolated homestead cattle ranching community. The author provides a full explanation of the customs and traditions that made up the customary law in the primitive and isolated homestead community. He explains the principles of the law and provides explanations and stories of people living under the law. The educational, entertaining book defines liberty in ways you never imagined. 'Liberty ain't for sissies. Liberty is hard work. Some people would rather be ruled over by a controlling government and spend their lives complaining about it.' Freedom from government is as sweet as apple pie, and just as American. This kind of liberty ain't for sissies, it is downright hard work. My name is Jon Garate. My paternal grandparents arrived on the Madeline Plains as immigrants during the pioneer era, and my father was born there at the tail-end of that era. I was born in 1945 into a homestead community that began in 1910. The area was so remote and isolated that it remained a primitive frontier until the 1970s. Frontier liberty was total freedom from government interference, which was the condition in the isolated homestead community where I spent the first twenty years of my life. We did not have one government law or rule that interfered in our lives. We had no enforcement officers of any kind. And yet, customary law did more to keep the peace on the American frontier than the Colt 45 revolver and the Winchester repeating rifle.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BookBaby
• Seitenzahl: 100
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798350927009
• Artikelnr.: 72285787

Autorenporträt

Freedom from government is as sweet as apple pie, and just as American. This kind of liberty ain't for sissies, it is downright hard work. My name is Jon Garate. My paternal grandparents arrived on the Madeline Plains as immigrants during the pioneer era, and my father was born there at the tail-end of that era. I was born in 1945 into a homestead community that began in 1910. The area was so remote and isolated that it remained a primitive frontier until the 1970s. Frontier liberty was total freedom from government interference, which was the condition in the isolated homestead community where I spent the first twenty years of my life. We did not have one government law or rule that interfered in our lives. We had no enforcement officers of any kind. And yet, customary law did more to keep the peace on the American frontier than the Colt 45 revolver and the Winchester repeating rifle.