Delusions and the Curse of Mankind by Sawyers
A long essay argues delusions shaped by superstition, witchcraft, and the Inquisition, tracing Hammurabi, witch trials, and medieval beliefs to modern misconceptions about religion, prohibition, and governance. It defends secular natural law, critiques divine-right myths, and praises Roosevelt while acknowledging national faults.
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Bride Learns She Is No. 2 After Leahy Bigamy Scandal
In Dublin Ireland Free State Ellen Hiexey married Jonn Leahy but a letter revealed Leahy’s first wife was alive. She left him. Leahy faced bigamy charges. Wife No1 testified of a 1922 marriage lasting four years and continued correspondence until after last Christmas. Leahy received a six month sentence for labor abuse.
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Jonn Leahy
Dublin
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Leahy
Rathger
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