No American has sounded the “battlecry of freedom” more diligently and sincerely and with less selfish motive than has Ezra Taft Benson. All about us are the signs of danger – the advance of communism against the free world; the international communist threat to America; the weakening of our national freedoms by creeping socialism; bigger government, more and more national debt; and weak and vacillating government policies in the face of advancing enemies of liberty.
“In this struggle it is not enough to be right – we must put strength and action back of that which is right.” How does the average American do this? How can he recognize the threats to his freedoms? What action can he take? Can these trends, dangerous as they are, be reversed? The words contained herein gives Americans the answers to their questions. It sounds a “call to arms” to the forces of freedom in a “land choice above all other lands.” 325 pages
