Two Treatises of Government is a influential work of political philosophy originally published in 1689 by English philosopher John Locke. This treatise is an attack on patriarchalism and is a sentence-by-sentence refutation of Patriarcha by Robert Filmer. The second treatise outlines the theory of having a civil society which is based on both natural rights and contract theory. Two Treatises of Government is highly recommended for those who enjoy the writings of John Locke, and also for those who are students and scholars of political science who have not yet had the opportunity to read this...

Arthur O. Friel's tales of the unexplored Amazon jungle made him one of the pulp magazine Adventure's most popular authors. This collection includes his first ten stories from 1919-20. The engrossing, suspenseful, and often violent, stories follow two rubber industry workers as they venture into the wildest, most inhospitable jungles on Earth. This is pulp adventure at its best. Also included is an in-depth examination of Arthur O. Friel, an enigmatic real-life explorer, and the roots of his Amazon stories.