About "The Baltimore Principles"
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Author Carl Douglas has unearthed from colonial American history some simple yet amazingly powerful principles of representational government. He calls his discovery the Baltimore Principles after Lord Baltimore, who in 1650 established a groundbreaking form of government in Maryland. With an effective system of checks and balances both horizontally and vertically, starting from the bottom up, the Baltimore Principles successfully kept England's king and Parliament from dipping their hands into colonial coffers for generations. Once reapplied, the Baltimore Principles will cure an ailing America, effectively keeping our top-heavy federal government at bay just as they did the English crown, and restoring true power to the people. |
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