Brian Hodgkinson Livres

The poem presents Winston Churchill as a heroic figure, drawing on the epic style reminiscent of Homer and Virgil. Through its emotive metre, it captures the intensity of 20th-century history, focusing on Britain's struggle against Nazi Germany from 1940 to 1941. The narrative highlights the critical moments when Britain faced the threat of invasion, culminating in the U.S. entering the war following the attack on Pearl Harbor. This blend of classical literary form and historical events creates a powerful tribute to resilience during a tumultuous time.

This book argues that deeply embedded systems, which have generally been established for a very long time, require fundamental reform. They are principally threefold: the taxation system, the land tenure system, and the banking system. All three require root and branch reform.

Vedanta is a system of philosophy drawn from the Indian scriptures known as the Veda. Although Vedanta forms the philosophical basis for Hinduism. Its teachings are essentially rational and universal.

The history and growth of the School of Economic Science are explored, highlighting its origins in London and its expansion across the globe. Rooted in Henry George's economic theories and land tax campaigns, the institution has evolved over eight decades, influenced by notable figures like George Gurdjieff and Sri Shantananda Saraswati. Despite attracting hundreds of thousands of students, it has faced criticism and controversy. This account provides an objective perspective on the school's significance and the esteem in which its supporters hold it.

This analysis offers a transformative perspective on modern economic theory, emphasizing the essential roles of land, credit, and taxation. It proposes a system grounded in natural law that advocates for economic security, fair output distribution, and self-fulfillment through work. By revisiting the ideas of influential economists like Smith, Ricardo, Marshall, Schumpeter, and Keynes, the book uncovers often-overlooked concepts, enriching the understanding of their contributions and providing fresh insights into economic thought.

Based on the Second World War, this narrative poem, with its evocative drawings, captures the devastation of this global war and the dramatic events that took place. It is the author's dedication to the courage displayed by men and women of every participating nation.