Mary Maxwell Book order

The narrative explores the arrival of European settlers in New Zealand during the early 1840s, focusing on the author's own ancestral connections to these pioneers. Initially intended as a brief history of the author's parents' families, the project evolved into a deeper investigation into the lives and stories of these early settlers and their forebears, highlighting the rich tapestry of their experiences and legacies.

Exploring the notion of contemporary treason in the U.S., this book questions whether natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina were manipulated by government technology against citizens. It also critiques the education system for allegedly dumbing down children. The text provides a guide on prosecuting treason, breaking down complex legal terminology for better understanding. Readers will uncover documented crimes by the government that have compromised the safety and security of the American populace.