• 
  It Takes A Lot to Laugh (It Takes A Train to Cry): The Tragedy of Hulk Hogan
• The Crucifixion of David Geithner, In Which Gawker Learns the Meaning of "Don't Shit Where You Eat," and Conde Nast Gets a Clue About What to Do With Reddit
• Yik Yak Yuck! These Boys Are Not Alright
• The Triumph of the Roly Polys: An Expert on the Law of the Jungle Awards Accolades
• Haters' Rights vs. Human Rights
• Iphigenia, Silent No More
• Death by Indifference — Not Seeing the Problem Is the Problem
• The Silence of the Pigs
• When Terrorists Fear: Popehat Gets a Call From Donna Barstow
• The Ceremony of Innocence is Drowned
• Embarrassing Followers
• Pharaoh and The Red Sea
• "Streisand Effect" or "King Syndrome"?
• Sparking Up A Cyber-Frankenstein: Pushing Yellow Journalism to the Megacrowd
• Thought Crime and Its Devotees
• Parody vs. Fabulism
• "Black Robe Fever" -- Popehat Reveals His Malady
• I Robbed Leonard Cohen
• The Spirit of Surrender
• The Tale of William Popehat Hearst
• A Topic of Discussion Small Enough For Little Minds
• Unemployed Lawyers Go Zombie, And Why
• The Pizza Effect, and Why Crowds Are Stupid
• “As God Is My Witness, I Am That Fool”
• Bloom’s “Global Brain” and The Last Man on Earth
• Shitstorm by the Sea – The Sean Parker DIRA
• SMISH: Social Media-Induced Self Hate
• SMIDS: Social Media-Induced Delusional Syndrome
• Phuck Photobucket

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OUR WILD WORLD
The scope of human knowledge has expanded along with technology, giving us a wider view of the iniquity, duplicity, cruelty and occasionally, the intelligence, kindness, and decency of humanity. AWOL has gathered a range of material that enables our readers to survey the landscape of modern existence, at least until the lights go out.

• Articles & Essays
  • 5 Ways Modern Men Are Trained to Hate Women, by David Wong
    • GOP's Woman-Haters Club Swells: Why Their Hatred Is Actually Getting Worse, by Andrew Burstein and Nancy Isenberg
    • Limbaugh Advertisers Flee Show Amid Storm, by Brian Stelter
  • 8 Things No Grown-Ass Man Would Ever Talk About, Because He'll Keep His Sex Life And His Exes To Himself, by Bobby Box
    • Sexual bragging; is it ever a good idea? , by Michele Gwynn
  • 10 Reasons the TPP is Not a "Progressive" Trade Agreement, by Ralph Nader
  • A Friend of the Devil: Inside a famous Cold War deception, by Louis Menand
    • Alfred Eckhard Zimmern, by Wikipedia
    • Churches, Angered by Disclosures, Seek to Bar Further C.I.A. Use of Missionaries in Intelligence Work, by Kenneth A. Briggs
    • CIA FOIA for 1956 Eugene Carson Blake briefing (f2015-01266), by David Staniunas
    • Documents from WCC assemblies since 1948, by World Council of Churches
    • Henry Sloane Coffin, by Wikipedia
    • Iran: Church Retreat Centre Confiscated for "Being Funded by CIA", by World Watch Monitor
    • Letter to Allen W. Dulles, Director Central Intelligence Agency, from Samuel McCrea Cavert, The United States Conference for the WORLD COUNCIL of CHURCHES
    • Patman Attacks 'Secret' C.I.A. Links; Says Agency Gave Money to Private Group Acting as Its Sub Rosa ‘Conduit’, by New York Times
    • The Gospel According to Whom?: A Look at the National and World Councils of Churches, by 60 Minutes
    • William Sloane Coffin, by Wikipedia
    • William Sloane Coffin, by World Council of Churches
    • World Council of Churches, by Wikipedia
  • A Lecture Read at the Masonic Temple, Boston: The Transcendentalist, from Lectures, published as part of Nature; Addresses and Lectures, by Ralph Waldo Emerson
  • A Repentant Anarchist, by William Powell
    • I wrote the Anarchist Cookbook in 1969. Now I see its premise as flawed, by William Powell
  • A Nazi Travels to Palestine and Tells About It in the Assault, by Lenni Brenner
  • A new education for a new era: the contribution of the conferences of the New Education[al] Fellowship to the disciplinary field of education 1921–1938, by Kevin J. Brehony
  • A Note on Gerard Aumont, by Ordo Templi Orientis International Headquarters
  • A Short Definition of Synarchism, by Lyndon H. LaRouche
    • Synarchism, Martinism, and Satanism, by Lyndon H. LaRouche
    • Synarchism: The Fascist Roots of the Wolfowitz Cabal, by Jeffrey Steinberg
    • Synarchy Against America, by Anton Chaitkin
    • World Nuclear War When?, by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
  • Ad Hominem (Abusive), by logicallyfallacious.com
  • Adolf Hitler's Vegetarianism, by Wikipedia
  • Adolf Stoecker, by Wikipedia
    • What We Demand of Modern Jewry, by Adolf Stoecker
  • After Zizek's Talk of Communist Catastrophe: An Alternative Script, by Radical Eyes
  • Agni Yoga, by tvWiki.tv
    • Agni, by Wikipedia
  • Alain de Benoist, by Wikipedia
  • Aleister Crowley and Coprophagy: The Limits of Transgression, by Georgia van Raalte
  • Alexandre Kojeve, KGB Spy?, by Keith Patchen
  • Alexandre Kojeve: Moscow's Mandarin Marxist Mole in France, by Keith Patchen
  • Alfred Baeumler, by Wikipedia
  • Alfred Schuler, by Wikipedia
    • Elsa Bruckmann, by Wikipedia
    • Fanny zu Reventlow, by Wikipedia
    • Johann Jakob Bachofen, by Wikipedia
    • Karl Wolfskehl, by Wikipedia
    • Ludwig Derleth, by Wikipedia
    • Ludwig Klages, by Wikipedia
    • Munich Cosmic Circle, by Wikipedia
    • Nimet Eloui Bey: The Egyptian Beauty & 20th Century Style Icon, by Alex Aubry
    • Paul de Lagarde, by Wikipedia
    • Princess Elsa, the Hitler Supporter of Byzantine Origin, by Konstantinos Menzel 
    • Prophet of doom: Stefan George, one of Germany's most celebrated poets, was a cult figure. But, despite his close links to Hitler's would-be assassins, his legacy has been sullied by Nazi associations, by Justin Cartwright
    • Rainer Maria Rilke, by Wikipedia
  • Alger Hiss, by Wikipedia
    • Whittaker Chambers, by Wikipedia
  • Alois Brunner, by Wikipedia
  • All the President's P.I.s Clinton's snoops are just the latest tryst in the long romance between pols and private eyes., by David Helvarg
  • Alta Vendita, by Wikipedia
    • Documents Regarding Alta Vendita [The Permanent Instruction of the Alta Vendita], from L'Eglise romaine et la Révolution, by Crétineau-Joly
  • American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and Refugee Aid, by Holocaust Encyclopedia
    • Perfidy [Excerpt], by Ben Hecht
  • An Amazing David and Goliath Story: Cuba Now - Interview of Howard Zinn, by Catherine Murphy
  • An "Extremist" In the United States, by Robert Jensen
  • An Open Letter to the Republican Establishment, by Robert Reich
  • Annie Besant's Many Lives, by Kumari Jayawardena
    • Beatrice Webb, by Wikipedia
    • Bhagwan Das, by Wikipedia
    • Coefficients (dining club), by Wikipedia
    • Order of the Star in the East, by Theosophy Wikipedia
    • Order of the Star in the East, by Wikipedia
    • Sidney Webb, 1st Baron Passfield, by Wikipedia
    • The Beacon Light of Truth (Le Phare De L'Inconnu), by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky
    • The Central Hindu College and Mrs. Besant, by Sri Bhagavan Das
    • The Order of the Star in the East: Its Outer and Inner Work, by Professor E. A. Wodehouse, M.A.
    • The Sources of Madame Blavatsky's Writings, by William Emmette Coleman
  • Anthroposophy and Ecofascism, by Peter Staudenmaier
  • Anthony Ludovici, by Wikipedia
    • Check out these Ludovici gems, by http://www.anthonymludovici.com/texts.htm
    • Confessions of an Anti-Feminist: The Autobiographyfiction
    •  of Anthony M. Ludovici
      by Anthony M. Ludovici (Chapter 3: “My Education"), Part 1
    • Confessions of an Anti-Feminist: The Autobiography of Anthony M. Ludovici
      by Anthony M. Ludovici (Chapter 3: “My Education"), Part 2
    • Confessions of an Anti-Feminist: The Autobiography of Anthony M. Ludovici
      by Anthony M. Ludovici (Chapter 3: “My Education"), Part 3
  • Armin Mohler, by Wikipedia
  • Arthur Moeller van den Bruck, by Wikipedia
  • At Skull and Bones, Bush's Secret Club Initiates Ream Gore, by Ron Rosenbaum
  • Balance of Power (International Relations), by Wikipedia
  • Barthold Georg Niebuhr, by Wikipedia
  • Beethoven and the Illuminati: How the Secret Order Influenced the Great Composer, by Jan Swafford
  • Benedict Spinoza: Philosopher, Mystic, Rosicrucian, by Gary L. Stewart
  • Bill Moyer's Hypocrisy: A Crushing Disappointment, by Dick Eastman
  • Birmingham Small Arms Company, by Wikipedia
  • Black Leaders in Congress Condemn Antonin Scalia's Comments on Race, by Ruby Mellen
  • Black Stone, by Wikipedia
  • Blackshirts, by Wikipedia
  • Blame Mass Incarceration on Sentencing Policies, not Mass Crime, by Alex Stamm, ACLU Center for Justice & Inimai Chettiar, ACLU
    • Time Served: The high cost, low return of longer prison terms, by The Pew Charitable Trusts
  • Book of Dzyan, by Wikipedia
    • The Sources of Madame Blavatsky's Writings, by William Emmette Coleman
  • Bread and Circuses, by Wikipedia
    • Satire X from The Sixteen Satires of Juvenal, by S.H. Jeyes, M.A.
  • Brent Bozell III, by Wikipedia
  • Bretton Woods Conference, by Wikipedia
  • British Psychiatry: From Eugenics to Assassination, by Anton Chaitkin
  • Burke's Speech on Conciliation with America, by Edmund Burke
  • Busting Bust-Out Fraud: Five steps for combatting bust-out business fraud, by Dun & Bradstreet
  • Byron and Goethe, by Giuseppe Mazzini
  • California students resist authorities’ attempt to conflate criticism of Israel with anti-Semitism, by Ben Norton
  • Cappadocia (Excerpt from "Turkey, Gate to the Orient"), by Turhan Can
  • Carl Bernstein, by Wikipedia
  • Carlos the Jackal, by Wikipedia
  • Cavetowns and Gorges of Cappadocia, by great-adventures.com
    • The incredible thousand-year-old UNDERGROUND 18-storey city that could house 20,000 people and was discovered by chance when a man was doing DIY on his house in Turkey, by Amanda Ulrich
  • Cecil Rhodes, by Wikipedia
  • Chaim Rumkowski, by Wikipedia
  • Charles [Karl] Follen, by Wikipedia
    • August Ludwig Follen, by Wikipedia
    • Charles Ferdinand, Duke of Berry, by Wikipedia
    • Germaine de Staël, by Wikipedia
    • George Bancroft, by Wikipedia
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    • Karl Ludwig Sand, by Wikipedia
    • Karl Vogt, by Wikipedia
    • Paul Follen, by Wikipedia
    • Wartburg Festival , by Wikipedia
  • Children of the Sun, by Matt Jones
    • Chasing the Sun: Writers on the Riviera, by France Today Editors
    • Cultists killed 3-month-old Quebec boy, by New York Times News Service
    • Order of the Solar Temple, Wikipedia
    • The Order of the Solar Temple: A Suicide Cult, by bizarrepedia.com
  • CIA Front, USAID, "Spreading Democracy", Gearing Up in Ukraine -- Suharto II?, by Scott Creighton
    • How the White Helmets Became International Heroes While Pushing U.S. Military Intervention and Regime Change in Syria. Created by Western governments and popularized by a top PR firm, the White Helmets are saving civilians while lobbying for airstrikes, by Max Blumenthal
    • Inside the Shadowy PR Firm That’s Lobbying for Regime Change in Syria. Posing as a non-political solidarity organization, the Syria Campaign leverages local partners and media contacts to push the U.S. into toppling another Middle Eastern government, by Max Blumenthal
    • 'Neutral' First Aid Responders in Syria Promoting Regime Change. Journalist Max Blumenthal shares his latest investigation into the public relations firm Syria Campaign and the USAID-backed White Helmets, both of which are calling for a no-fly zone in Syria, by therealnews.com
  • CIA’s Hidden Hand in ‘Democracy’ Groups, by Robert Parry
  • Circus Maximus, by Wikipedia
  • Clinton Dirty Trickster Faces New Charges: Private investigator Pellicano to be arraigned in celeb wiretapping case, by wnd.com
  • Colosseum, by Wikipedia
    • The Innocents Abroad [EXCERPT], by Mark Twain
  • Colossus of NERO, by Wikipedia
  • Comparing Black People to Apes: It's Worse Than You Thought, by Jenee Desmond-Harris
    • Enough With Stereotyping Black People as Monkeys!, by Siji Jabbar
    • Excerpt From Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson: An Objectively Impartial Criticism of the Life of Man, by G.I. Gurdjieff
    • Excerpt From Theozoology, or the Science of the Sodomite Apelings and the Divine Electron, by Dr. Jorg Lanz von Liebenfels
    • Neil deGrasse Tyson Mocks Ignorant Racists: Hairy White People Are More Like Monkeys Than Black People, by Eric W. Dolan
    • The Coon Caricature: Blacks as Monkeys, by authentichistory.com
  • Conation, by Wikipedia
  • Confession, by Wikipedia
  • Conservatism, by Wikipedia
  • Contrarian, by Wikipedia
  • Conventicle, by Wikipedia
  • Counter-Earth, by Wikipedia
  • Cover-up, by Wikipedia
    • Thoughts on the Politics of the Sexual Harassment Charges Against Herman Cain, by John Dean
  • Cruel and Unusual Punishment: The Shame of Three Strikes Laws. While Wall Street crooks walk, thousands sit in California prisons for life over crimes as trivial as stealing socks, by Matt Taibbi
    • 10 Reasons to Oppose "3 Strikes, You're Out", by American Civil Liberties Union
  • Damning with faint praise, by Wikipedia
  • DC Gyrocopter Pilot Remains Defiant After Indicted on Federal Charges, by Andrew Emett
  • Dead Right, by John Connolly
  • "Democratic Imperialism": Tibet, China, and the National Endowment for Democracy, by Michael Barker
    • A Survey and Analysis of "Supporting Human Rights and Democracy: The U.S. Record 2002-2003" [EXCERPT], Hearing Before the Committee on International Relations House of Representatives, 108th Congress, First Session
    • China and America: The Tibet Human Rights PsyOp, by Prof Michel Chossudovsky
    • Promoting Polyarchy: Globalization, U.S. Intervention, and Hegemony (Excerp, )
      by William I. Robinson
    • Reporters Without Borders Unmasked, by Diana Barahona
    • Risky Geopolitical Game Washington Plays 'Tibet Roulette' With China, by F. William Engdahl
    • Tibet, the ‘great game’ and the CIA, by Richard M. Bennett
  • Did the Jews Foresee the World War?, by Henry Ford
  • Disinformation, by Wikipedia
    • CIA Has Global Media Machine, Ex-Aides Say, by Frank Greve
    • Committee on Public Information, by Wikipedia
    • The CIA and the Media, by CovertAction Information Bulletin
    • The C.I.A.'s 3-Decade Effort To Mold the World's Views, by John M. Crewdson and Joseph B. Treaster, The New York Times
  • Distinction without a difference, by Wikipedia
  • Dixie Mafia, by Wikipedia
    • Andrew C. Thornton, II, by Wikipedia
    • Drew Thornton's Last Adventure, by Sally Ann Denton
    • Inside the Dixie Mafia: Politics of Death, by John Caylor
  • Dmitry Merezhkovsky, by Wikipedia
  • DNA Tests Reveal Hitler Was Descended From the Jews and Africans He Hated, by Allann Hall
  • Donald Trump Didn’t Want to Be President: One year ago: the plan to lose, and the administration’s shocked first days, by Michael Wolff
  • Donald Trump exposes the GOP’s dirty secret: They build everything by nurturing white rage, by Carol Anderson
  • Donald Trump is no champion of the little guy, by Jeff Jacoby
  • 'Don't let Bill back in the White House, he abused women and he'll do it again.' Paula Jones warns against voting for Hillary -- because she also lied about sex case which almost cost him presidency, by Paul Thompson
    • Bill Clinton's Alleged Ex-Lover Just Made Some 'Sick, Sick' Claims About Bill and Hillary,  by James Barrett
    • Declaration of Dolly Kyle Browning, by Dolly Kyle Browning
    • Hillary Clinton's camp fears a new 'bimbo eruption' will put the kibosh on candidacy - especially from Gennifer Flowers who claimed Bill liked to be blindfolded and tied up with silk scarves and called his wife 'Hilla the Hun', by Laura Collins
    • Hillary Clinton’s Long History of Targeting Women, by Brent Scher
    • Juanita isn't the only one: Bill Clinton's long history of sexual violence against women dates back some 30 years, by Daniel J. Harris & Teresa Hampton
    • Kathleen Willey: Hillary "Wrote the Book on Terrorizing Women": "She has been calling me a bimbo for 18 years", by wnd.com
    • Kathleen Willey Suspects Clintons Murdered Husband: New book details evidence of 'smear' campaign orchestrated by Hillary, by wnd.com
    • Re-Surfaced Sex Allegation Could Be Hillary Clinton’s Biggest Nightmare, by The Political Insider
    • The Clinton Chronicles
    • Trump suggests Bill Clinton raped women, by Jill Colvin
  • Dr. L. Tietz Dead at 37, Leader in Social Work Among German Jews, by Jewish Telegraphic Agency
    • Central Committee of German Jews for Help and Reconstruction, by SHOAH Resource Center
    • Proclamation by the Central Committee of German Jews for Relief and Reconstruction, by C.V.-Zeitung No. 17
  • D.T. Suzuki, Zen and the Nazis, by Brian Daizen Victoria
    • A Zen Nazi in Wartime Japan: Count Dürckheim and his Sources—D.T. Suzuki, Yasutani Haku’un and Eugen Herrigel, by Brian Victoria
    • Buddhism and Disasters: From World War II to Fukushima, by Brian Victoria
    • Corporate Zen in Postwar Japan, Chapter Eleven, [Excerpt] from "Zen at War", by Brian Daizen Victoria
    • Other Zen Masters and Scholars in the War Effort, Chapter Nine, [Excerpt] from "Zen  at War", by Brian Daizen Victoria
    • The Emergence of Imperial-State Zen and Soldier Zen [Chapter Eight],  [Excerpt] from "Zen at War", by Brian Daizen Victoria
    • The Formation and Principles of Count Dürckheim’s Nazi Worldview and his interpretation of Japanese Spirit and Zen, by Karl Baier
    • The Postwar Zen Responses to Imperial-Way Buddhism, Imperial-State Zen, and Soldier, Zen, Chapter Ten, [Excerpt] from "Zen at War", by Brian Daizen Victoria
    • Was It Buddhism? Chapter Twelve, [Excerpt] from "Zen at War", by Brian Daizen Victoria
    • Zen as a Cult of Death in the Wartime Writings of D.T. Suzuki, by Brian Victoria
  • Eddy Brothers, by Wikipedia
  • Edward Maitland, by Wikipedia
  • Eichmann Tells His Own Damning Story, by the Editors of LIFE, by Adolf Eichmann
    • Albert Brackmann, by Wikipedia
    • Asit Krishna Mukherji, by Wikipedia
    • Castle Hülchrath, by Wikipedia
    • Eichmann's Own Story, Part II: "To Sum It All Up, I Regret Nothing, "by Adolf Eichmann
    • Journalist Who Tape-recorded Eichmann Confessions is Ex-nazi Officer, by Jewish Telegraphic Agency
    • New Order (Nazism) [die Neuordnung Europas (the New Order of Europe)] [Neurop] [Neu Europa] , by Wikipedia
    • Otto Reche, by Wikipedia
    • Saskia Sassen's Missing Chapter, by Marc Parry
    • Savitri Devi, by Wikipedia
    • “The Contribution of Savitri Devi”, by Ernesto Milà, Translated with notes by R.G. Fowler
    • Werwolf [Werewolf], by Wikipedia
    • Willem Sassen, by Wikipedia
  • El Cid, by Wikipedia
  • Eliott Coues, by Wikipedia
  • Emerald Tablet, by Wikipedia
  • Enmity and Tyranny: On Carl Schmitt and Leo Strauss, by Alan Gilbert
    • Only a Foolish Reactionary Would Assert That "There Are No Women Philosophers", by Alan Gilbert
    • Shadings: "They Consider Me a Nazi Here": Leo Strauss, December 3, 1933, by Alan Gilbert
    • Strauss's Vision of a Great Anti-Modern Tyrant and its Bizarre American Consequences, by Alan Gilbert
  • Erich Traub, by Wikipedia
  • Eris, by Wikipedia
  • Ernest Thompson Seton, by Wikipedia
  • Ernst Jünger, by Wikipedia
    • Friedrich Georg Jünger, by Wikipedia
    • Review: The Glass Bees by Ernst Jünger, by Sean Pearce
    • Total Mobilization, by Ernst Jünger
  • Ernst Niekisch, by Wikipedia
  • Eudaimonia, by Wikipedia
  • Europe's Greatest Traitor, by Daniel Johnson
  • Eurythmy, by Wikipedia
    • Annie Lennox, Steiner schools and eurythmy/eurhythmics, by The Guardian Corrections and clarifications column editor
    • Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson: An Objectively Impartial Criticism of the Life of Man [EXCERPT], by G.I. Gurdjieff
    • Dalcroze Eurhythmics, by Wikipedia
    • In the Company of Visionaries: Dalcroze, Laban, and Perrottet, by Paul Murphy
    • The Contemporary Context of Gurdjieff’s Movements, by Carole M. Cusack
  • Ezra Stiles, by Wikipedia
    • Ezra Stiles College, by yaleslavery.org
  • Fama Fraternitatis, by Wikipedia
    • Fama Fraternitatis, by Anonymous
  • Fascism, by Wikipedia
    • Life and Times of Sir Oswald Mosley & The British Union of Fascists, by Victor Smart, John Underwood Phillips
    • Oswald Mosley, by John Simkin
  • Fast-Track Derails Democracy, by Bill Moyers and Bernard A. Weisberger
  • Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offences, by Mark Twain
  • First Take: Sports Diplomacy, by Davíd Carrasco
  • François Genoud, by Wikipedia
  • Franz Schönhuber, by Wikipedia
  • Freda Bedi, by Wikipedia
    • 19th Kushok Bakula Rinpoche, by Wikipedia
    • 19th-century Anglo-Saxonism, by Wikipedia
    • 1938–39 German expedition to Tibet, by Wikipedia
    • 1974 Seminary: Visit the 1974 Vajradhatu Seminary in Snowmass, Colorado, by Vicki
    • Alexis Genson
    • 200 years of the Bombay Education Society, by Neil White
    • 79th Annual General Report of the Theosophical Society [Excerpt], Published by the Recording Secretary,, The Theosophical Society, Adyar, Madras 20. India
    • A. K. Chesterton, by Wikipedia
    • A Brief History of Kagyu Samye Ling, by Kagyu Samye Ling
    • A Brief Overview of Progressive Education, by uvm.edu
    • ‘A Christmas Carol’: Sending the Poor to Prison, by Matthew Caruchet
    • A Colonial Affair: Commerce, Conversion, and Scandal in French India, by Danna Agmon
    • A Commentary on the Text of The Bhagavad-Gita, or The Discourse Between Krishna and Arjuna on Divine Matters, by Hurrychund Chintamon, 1874
    • A Copper-Plate Grant from East Bengal Alleged To Be Spurious, by F.E. Pargiter, The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland
    • A Defence of Mr. Vansittart's Conduct, In Concluding the Treaty of Commerce With Mhir Cossim Aly Chawn, At Mongheer, by a Servant of the Company, long resident in Bengal [J. Z. Holwell], from India Tracts, by Mr. J. Z. Holwell, and Friends
    • A Fake Chagall Painting? Attribution and Authenticity in the Auction World, by Liz Catalano
    • A Forged Copper-Plate Inscription From Eastern Bengal, by Theodor Bloch, Archaeological Survey of India Annual Report
    • A Genuine Narrative of the deplorable Deaths of the English Gentlemen, and Others, who were suffocated in the Black Hole in Fort-William, at Calcutta, in the Kingdom of Bengal; in the Night succeeding the 20th Day of June 1756., In a Letter to a Friend, from India Tracts, by Mr. J.Z. Holwell, and Friends.
    • A History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature So Far As It Illustrates The Primitive Religion of the Brahmans, by Max Muller, M.A., Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford: Correspondant de l'Institut Imperial de France; Foreign Member of the Royal Bavarian Academy; Honorary Member of the Royal Society of Literature; Corresponding Member of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, and of the American Oriental Society; Member of the Asiatic Society of Paris, and of the Oriental Society of Germany; and Taylorian Professor in the University of Oxford, Printed by Spottiswoode and Co., 1859
    • A History of the Briarpatch, by Michael Phillips and Salli Rasberry
    • A Journal of Her Own: The Rise and Fall of Annie Besant's Our Corner, by Carol Hanbery McKay
    • A Journey Through the Past: Thailand 1967-1971, by Maxmilian Wechsler
    • A Juridical Fabrication of Early British India: The Mahanirvana-Tantra, by J. Duncan M. Derrett
    • A Letter from Father Bourzes to Father Estienne Souciet, concerning the Luminous Appearance Observable in the Wake of Ships in the Indian Seas, &c., by Father Louis-Noel de Bourzes
    • A List Of Fallacious Arguments, by Don Lindsay
    • A Look Back … The National Committee for Free Europe, 1949, by Central Intelligence Agency
    • A Matter of Fact, by Alfred P. Rubin
      • "Tibetan Declaration of Independence": Proclamation Issued by His Holiness the 13th Dalai Lama in 1913
      • Tibet’s Declarations of Independence, by David A. McCabe
    • A New Model of the Universe,: Principles of the Psychological Method in Its Application to Problems of Science, Religion, and Art, by P.D. Ouspensky
    • A Plan for Peace, by Margaret Sanger
    • A Poignant Journey’s End: Refugees from Tibet straggle to sanctuary in India [Misamari Camp] [Missamari Camp], by Don Connery
    • A Promise Kept: Memoir of Tibetans in India [Excerpt], by Germaine Krull
    • A Question of Priority: Revisiting the Bhamaha-Dandin Debate, by Yigal Bronner
    • A religion of the book? On sacred texts in Hinduism, by Robert Leach
    • A Refutation of a Letter from certain Gentlemen of the Council at Bengal, to the Honorable the Secret Committee, from India Tracts, by Mr. J.Z. Holwell, and Friends.
    • A Revealed Knowledge of the Prophecies and Times. Book the First. Wrote Under the Direction of The Lord God, and Publkished By His Sacred Command: It Being The First Sign or Warning, For the Benefit of All Natinos. Containing, With Other Great and Remarkable Things, Not REvealed to Any Other Person on Earth, the Restoration of the Hebrews, To Jerusalem, By the Year 1798; Under Their Revealed Prince, and Prophet, Richard Brothers., 1796
    • A Short History of The British Psychological Society [Cox's Psychological Society], by
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    • A Sketch of the History of the Indian Press, During the Last Ten Years: With a Biographical Account of Mr. James Silk Buckingham, by Sandford Arnot
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    • A Study of Asokan Pillars: Re-Erected by Firuz Shah Tughluq, by W. H. Siddiqi, Proceedings of the Indian History Congress, Vol. 36 (1975),  1975
    • XXVII. A Supplement to the Essay on Indian Chronology, by the President (Sir William Jones), Asiatic Researches, Volume 2, 1788
    • A Tour of Biddulph Old Hall: Rigdzin Shikpo takes us on a tour of Biddulph Old Hall in Staffordshire, England. Biddulph Old Hall is the site of some of Trungpa Rinpoche's early teachings in the UK, by Rigdzin Shikpo
    • A treasured manuscript in a college library that was believed to have been written by Galileo is a forgery, university says, by Aya Elamroussi
    • A treasured manuscript in a college library that was believed to have been written by Galileo is a forgery, university says, by Aya Elamroussi
    • A Treatise on Hindu Law and Usage, by John D. Mayne, 1892
    • Abdul-Bahá, by Wikipedia
    • Abdul Hafiz Mohamed Barakatullah, by Wikipedia
    • Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery, by Wikipedia
    • Abhinav Bharat Society, by Wikipedia
    • About Margaret Sanger, by The Margaret Sanger Papers Project
    • "Above All Nations Is Humanity": "Maluna a'e o na lahui a pau ke ola ke kanaka", by Kalidas Nag, M.A.
    • Abracadabra, by Wikipedia
    • Abraham Hyacinthe Anquetil-Duperron, by Wikipedia
    • Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres [Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-Lettres], by Wikipedia
    • Accountants and spies: The secret history of Deloitte’s espionage practice, by Eamon Javers
    • Achaemenid conquest of the Indus Valley, by Wikipedia
    • Achille de Harlay, by Wikipedia France
      • Christophe de Thou, by Wikipedia
      • Francois Ravaillac, by Wikipedia
      • Mortar chair, by Wikipedia
      • The Consolidation of Local Authority Through the Defense of the church in the Royal Domain of France Under Louis VI (1101-1137), by Paul Westley Bush
    • Across Tibet from India to China, by Lieutenant-Colonel Count Ilia [Ilya Andreyevich] Tolstoy
    • Adam Smith, by Wikipedia
    • Adi: 19 definitions, by Wisdom Library
    • Adi Dharm, by Wikipedia
    • Adi Shankara, by Wikipedia
    • Admiralty Signals and Radar Establishment, by Wikipedia
    • Adolphe Ferrière, by Wikipedia
    • Aelian, Characteristics of animals, book XIII
    • Aga Khan III, by Wikipedia
    • Age of the Nandas and Mauryas, by K.A. Nilakanta Sastri
    • Agenda 21, by Wikipedia
    • Aghore Nath Gupta, by Wikipedia
    • Agni, by Wikipedia
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        • Vol. LXV,  Part I (History, Antiquities, &c.), Nos. I to IV, with 18 Plates, 1896

        • Vol. LXV, Part II (Natural History, &c.), Nos. I to IV, 1896

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