TWO BOOK THIS SPRING ON THE NORTH SEA-BALTIC PEOPLE’S (reading lists) Lots of cr

TWO BOOK THIS SPRING ON THE NORTH SEA-BALTIC PEOPLE’S

(reading lists)

Lots of criticism of Pye’s writing ability (North Sea). But the fact that the book exists is still a sign of momentum.

North’s book (Baltic) doesn’t have any feedback yet and I can’t get my hands on it yet.

But I have high hopes that the two books form a good basis, along with a history of the Hanseatic league, of the central thesis:

**The North Sea / Baltic Kingdoms were the product of trade routes. And that, like the Aegean, trade, contract, trust, truth gave rise to reason and science.**

So it appears to me that mankind faces a terrible choice: to develop writing first and authoritarian rule, or to inherit (adopt, import) writing, and develop commercial (civic) rule.

Curt Doolittle

The Propertarian Institute

Kiev, Ukraine.