The Path to National Suicide: An Essay on Immigration and Multiculturalism

Excellent copy of a classic small text on immigration and population replacement. Only defect is very slight foxing around outside of book, but not within. Anyone interested in the legacy of the late North Carolina Senator Sam Ervin, of Watergate hearings fame, would need to study this book, which recounts how he locked horns with Dean Rusk, the Kennedys, and others, at the 1965 immigration hearings, which sealed the transformation of America. Everyone denied that the 1965 act would change anything, but Ervin wasn't buying it, and history has proven him 100% right. 90 pages.