A secret agent is sent to spy inside a city built on a Sioux Indian reservation in South Dakota. There he meets and falls in love with the daughter of the man who owns the city. She is abducted by other agents and he must find her in the wilderness of the Black Hills. He learns many things about the collapse of old paradigms and the rising of new paradigms for government and economics.
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Born on an Indianna farm in 1940, I studied at Marquette and Indiana Universities in the 1960s and underAndrew J. Galambos in the 1970's. I have worked in health-care since 1963. Divorced three times, I have three grown sons and two grandchildren.
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Mr. Klassen explores a new world created with the idea that all creators of ideas have ownership. Comparing an old world with a new world we see how this new view could replace old systems. A clearly written and exciting novel challenging us to reexamime our own ideas. Integrity is the glue of this vision of a new society and how it relates to the individual. I would recommend this novel to any person that is searching for new solutions to old problems.
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What would a revolutionary social vision be, who could create it, and where? Inspired by the works of Ayn Rand and Andrew Galambos, among others, Robert Klassen paints an interesting scenario. When ancient wisdom discovers science, a proprietary interest and the right piece of land, social paradigms can shift. For those familiar with Galambos and Rand, Klassen's interpretation is delightfully understated. Thinking of others, I'd pay 5 stars for fuller treatment.
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If you are interested in ideas about how society could operate without government -- taxes, laws, and regulations -- this book is for you. In particular, the concept on how to deal with intellectual property is by itself worth the price of the book.
I found the exact scenario depicted in the story somewhat unlikely, but that is not the point. And if you didn't like "Atlas Shrugged", don't bother, you won't like this one either.
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