The Fourteen Points
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The Fourteen Points
This is not a novel about time travel.
It is a story about a civilization that has lost its way, and what it will take to redeem it.
Two men—a physicist and a historian—must unlock not only the secrets of the universe, but find the key to restoring mankind to its proper fate.
If you have ever looked out at the world of men and asked, “Is this all there is?” this story is for you. If you have ever turned away in disappointment or disgust from a sermon, a textbook, or a political speech, this story is for you. Of course, “there is more” to life, but the promise of the tomorrow we are all hoping for is only to be found in reclaiming the past.
The point—The Fourteen Points—are the only way forward.
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About the Author
Scott Powell is a historian and teacher who has been teaching homeschooled students online for nearly 20 years (as “History at Our House”). He is the author of three books including “The 4-Hour Historian”, “The History of Now”, and the upcoming “The History of Tomorrow”. His present-centric approach was developed from the conviction that history is an essential subject that is vital for anyone who wants to live a fully engaged life and make sense of the world they live in. “The Fourteen Points” is his first work of fiction.
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