It is the contention of the author that the majorevents of the past, the wars, the depressions andthe revolutions, have been planned years in ad-vance by an international conspiracy. This viewis called The Conspiratorial View of History,and it is definitely not the view held by the ma- jority of historians today. The more traditionalview is called The Accidental View of History,and it holds that no one really knows why eventshappen - - they just do.It is the hope of the author that those who readthis book will discover that the ConspiratorialView of History is the one best supported by theevidence.
 
THE UNSEEN HANDAn Introduction into theConspiratorial View of HistoryTABLE OF CONTENTSpageDedication.........................................................................................IIIFrom Abraham Lincoln....................................................................IVAbout the Cover................................................................................ IVAbout the Author.............................................................................. VIntroduction History Defined...................................................................... 6Chapter One God or Government................................................................. 11Chapter Two Freedom.................................................................................. 16Chapter Three Forms of Government...........................................................32Chapter Four Economic Terms.....................................................................42Chapter Five Inflation..................................................................................54Chapter Six Money and Gold.......................................................................60Chapter Seven Additional Economic Terms................................................70Chapter Eight The Secret Societies..............................................................76Chapter Nine Communism...........................................................................90Chapter Ten The Russian Revolution...........................................................99Chapter Eleven The Cuban Revolution........................................................113Chapter Twelve The American Revolution..................................................123Chapter Thirteen The Rothschild Family.....................................................139Chapter Fourteen The Monroe Doctrine......................................................142Chapter Fifteen The Civil War.....................................................................151Chapter Sixteen The Federal Reserve..........................................................164Chapter Seventeen Graduated Income Taxes...............................................185Chapter Eighteen Non-Violent Organizations..............................................192Chapter Nineteen Population Control...........................................................225Chapter Twenty The Trilateral Commission................................................231Chapter Twenty-One The Purpose...............................................................249Chapter Twenty-Two Iron Mountain...........................................................252Chapter Twenty-Three World War I.............................................................256

Epperson - The Unseen Hand - An Introduction to the Conspiratorial View of History (1994)

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Mr Hobbesleft a comment

Here are two more works on the subject: Quincy Wright and the Commission to Study the organization of Peace and Reinventing Government: Fast Bullets and Culture Change Both are available at Scribd.
09 / 13 / 2009
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rsamms7700left a comment

There are patterns in a child's scrawl too, but no wisdom. The ONLY conspiracy of this scale that exists, is the conspiracy of ignorance to which this book is a contributor. Circumstance rules man, not the reverse. Herodotus opined that "Very few things happen at the right time, and the rest do not happen at all: The conscientious historian will correct these defects." Well, at least Mark Twain said that Herodotus said it. Now that's a conspiracy.
09 / 10 / 2009
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oihfleft a comment

Oops sorry, i didnt notice that download was disable. Now corrected.
05 / 31 / 2009
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rechel312000left a comment

can you make it available for download please????
05 / 29 / 2009
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Jedidahleft a comment

A truely outstanding book I was going to scan my copy. It is a synopsis of over 100 "conspiracy" books. Highly recommended!
01 / 12 / 2009
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