- A book written in 1835 by Samuel Morse,
called Foreign Conspiracy Against the Liberties of the United States, nails
the Jesuits and the Vatican right to the wall as the main culprits behind
a hidden agenda to overthrow the newly formed American Republic.
-
- The inventor of the Morse Code and true
patriot, Morse provided overwhelming facts that an attack on the liberties
of America were underway by the despotic Austrian government and other
European monarchies, using the Papacy through the evil and wicked hands
of the Jesuit Order to organize and carry out the dirty work.
-
- Morse's writings first appeared in installments
in the New York Observer and were fully endorsed by James Milner, Thomas
De Witt, N. Bangs and Jonathan Going, four top representatives of Protestant
denominations, including Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist.
-
- And before Morse's installments in the
Observer were reprinted in the Zion's Herald, a Methodist paper published
in Boston, the four religious leaders had this to say about the articles
appearing under the pen name of Brutus, written by Morse who had resided
for a long time in Italy and Austria.
-
- Gentlemen,-Learning that you are about
to publish in a small volume, the articles, signed Brutus, (which recently
appeared in the New-York Observer, showing that a conspiracy is formed
against the United States by the Papal powers of Europe,) the undersigned,
who read those articles with interest, have great satisfaction in expressing
their approbation of your undertaking. These articles are written by a
gentleman of intelligence and candor, who has resided in the south of Europe,
and enjoyed the best opportunities for acquaintance with the topics on
which be writes.
-
- While we disapprove of harsh, denunciatory
language towards Roman Catholics, their past history, and the fact that
they every where act together, as if guided by one mind, admonish us to
be jealous of their influence, and to watch with unremitted care all their
movements in relation to our free institutions. As this work is now to
be published in a portable form, and with additional notes by the author,
we hope it may obtain an extensive circulation and a careful perusal.
-
- In an effort to recapture a lost
section of American history, listen as Morse draws an important distinction
between Protestantism and the Popery as well as holding the Jesuit Order
accountable for serious wrongdoings. And if history be our guide, a serious
question must also be asked: Why would anything change in modern day America
and why is the Popery and the Jesuit Order given a free ride by the secular
press, considering their questionable and deceptive past?
-
- Morse writes:
-
- "I EXPOSED in my last chapter the
remarkable coincidence of the tenets of Popery with the principles of despotic
government, in this respect so opposite to the tenets of Protestantism;
Popery, from its very nature...."
-
- For rest of story and more informative
articles, go to www.arcticbeacon.com
|
