Spooner, an intellectual activist and later a philosophical anarchist, was one of 19th century America's most profound minds. He produced some of the finest constitutional arguments ever devised against slavery. He was equally concerned with the subtle subjugation of free citizens by a governmental system which he saw becoming increasingly restrictive of personal rights. Spooner had a genius for opposing the government. His protests were not limited to brilliant writings on slavery, the Constitution, the jury system, copyright practices, and the economics of our rapidly industrializing country. In the mid-1840s Spooner actually forced a reduction in postal rates by setting up his own private mail company in competition with the U.S. Post Office. As part of our mission to publish exemplary works of nonfiction, Sheba Blake Publishing Corp. is extremely dedicated to bringing to the forefront the inspirational works of a truly talented authors. The purpose of my work is to edify the spirit and touch the soul.
