There's always Google Scholar.
Hughes was smart though. Unlike Elon "Phoney Starck" Musk.
The people's will gets in the way of the will of the Oligarchs, religious leaders, and Plutocrats. Hence the effort to make it hard to vote.
The problem is religious fanaticism. It doesn't matter what the flavor of your extreme fundamentalist religion, the cyanide Koolaid it represents will kill you. Don't think for a minute that extreme fundamentalist Christians wouldn't do similar stuff.
Except they aren't going to stop because of violence. The only way to stop it is to stop providing the means to enact violence.
I think that's happened more than once. And at least once was captured on video and put on YouTube. It has to do with trigger "safeties" such as on Glocks which increase the possibility of a negligent discharge. Were I a warrior who likely would be in a situation where their lives depended on getting a quick shot off, I'd consider a pistol with a trigger safety. But not otherwise.
Were the US able to tax its billionaires reasonably, it would not be so in debt.
I don't know where in the South you were. But in the rest of the US, when you order coffee you will usually be asked "cream or sugar" in the event you don't want it black (no cream no sugar), which is the default.
The yucky sweetness of store-bought commercial bread is a major reason why I bake my own.
Protestantism is just as bad. It's the christianity, not the sect. For that matter nearly all religions are problematic.
I think that's due to English spelling vs French spelling. The latter uses a lot of letters to make a sound that could be recognized with simplified spelling. O = eaux