1900: Or; The Last President Paperback – July 18, 2019

This is the type of book that can be read in one sitting. It's what we call a "page turner" because it talks about events and people that didn't happen or exist until now. This book was written in the late 1800's and for the author to write such a story, I'm speechless. The ending is very forboding and aligns with what we are dealing with today. The people in power have always been in power. These secret societies have been operating behind the scenes for longer than we can comprehend. They control the technology, the advancements in medicine, the economy, even our history. Look at what our elites have done to this country over the last two decades. Look at what they're doing to the world around us. It's all by design but the good news is it doesn't have to be. Nobody can determine how the author was able to predict the events of 2016 and beyond nor can anyone explain how he got the names of Trump and Pence for the characters in this book. All I can say is that we know little of the human mind and how to activate it's full potential. Our lives have been purposely diverted into thinking happiness comes from without and not from within. We've been taught to listen to authority rather than ourselves by a system that uses our names as capital on the global markets. The message isn't Donald Trump, the message is who's really pulling the strings. Think of Platos Cave. Was it just a story or a warning? The author of this book was given the idea for the story in a dream. I find that fascinating and proof that we don't know the half of it when it comes to our abilities of the human mind.

Quick read. Short book. Large print with extra spacing between lines of text. Learned this info over 50 years ago in my schooldays. Sounded very familiar. If you are AWAKE, then you can understand its meaning/message much better. Not meant for the majority of people under age 50 as it is written using proper English language and grammar from the good old days of cognizant learning. Many of the words would fall on deaf ears in today's society built on decades of dumbing down the masses into nothing more than ignorant sheeple, aka clueless ignoramuses.

It's not a very big book at all and it is easy reading. At first, if you do not know history, you may believe that this story is about future events. Noting the day of the election, the mob mentality vs the police, the ideology and so forth. Even the hotel on 5th Avenue in NYC. Could this author be interjecting future speculation of our present day? Is it possible that this author has some uncanny insight into the future of our day? Or perhaps he takes a story that is real and does a "what if" story. In reality it was McKinley, a president who won the election and Bryan, a Democrat, who lost. A lot of coincidences, but does it line up to the story of the day or is it lining up to the year 2020? Interesting book, whatever you may read "into" it.

Unbelievable! I think during the time this book was written they were going thru the same type of crap as we are today! Does History Repeat Itself? You Bet it Does!!

This is a pamphlet, not a book, though I'm sure it will be worth the read. I'm just getting started but so far, so good!📖

Retells the events that took place 1897 and castes a dubious eye on how/why they transpired today. Just a little insight into the abhorrence that took place once before and I would be lying if there weren't some implications that some events were transpiring in current times. History is full of patterns, but try to be objective and open minded accordingly.

This is a book written in 1896 to show how a populist president that supports silver coinage brings about the ruin of the country. The issue of silver and gold versus gold only currency is today so obscure that even a historically educated reader cannot really appreciate the depth of feeling this once arose. Many of the things that get paraded here as outrageous deeds of a populist president have in fact been long established and are normal now, and it is difficult to see now why they were considered outrageous: the admission of new Mexico and Arizona to statehood, the taxation of inheritance and gifts above a threshold, the use of federal funds for the improvement of rivers, canals and harbors, and so on. Ultimately the collapse of the republic, and secession of the North, comes from an Act to extend the pension system of the United States to the soldiers of the confederate armies.The literary value of this short book (50 pages) is not high enough to be read for the fun of it, and the political issues are issues of 130 years ago, mostly resolved long since.

This book was written before 1900 and the author gives us a look into what will destroy this country. Although it is a quick read it gives you a lot to think about. It some ways it seems to have been written for the time we are now living in.

Interesting book. Came recommended by a YouTube channel.

Nice little book. Didn't know what to expect but a great read.Don't agree with the ending as it is no doubt sponsored by the New York banks which are the enemy.If we get a populist that moves us to the gold standard I assure you we will all die for them. You will not be able to trick us into hating them and more than likely it will be a revolution like the French as too many people have been hurt by the globalist bankers.

The book is fascinating. The author could have been locked into the future somehow. It is almost documenting our present political affairs. I must read it a second time to absorb all the information that is there for the reader to take in. It is a small book of 43 pages and well worth the read.

This book brings forth the concepts of a President who won by a narrow margin and in the meanwhile America is under siege by socialists and anarchy. The common people are ignored by politicians and ripped off by Wall street. The only thing missing is the boat thats crashing into an iceberg (spoiler alert its mentioned on page 1).

Small paperback