The Mondcivitan Writings Series is a collection of short essays and commentaries published in pamphlets and in The Mondcivitan and other Servant Nation Movement publications written by Hugh Schonfield and his associates. They deal with a wide range of subjects from biblical history, theology, mysticism, and politics to management studies. They witness to Hugh Schonfield's vision of a Servant Nation of Mankind, the seeds of which he sowed in his lifetime.
Most of these essays up to now have not been republished since the days of their original appearance and are found in the archives of the Hugh & Helene Schonfield World Service Trust.
The aim is to make these exceptionally interesting writings available to a wider readership and enable the many researchers to obtain a clearer view of this remarkable thinker and his revolutionary ideas by publishing them in e-book format. The attempt has been made to format in a manner that is ‘Kindle friendly’ and to include a number of direct links to Wikipedia for additional information in the text in order to enhance the reader experience.
In this particular set of historical essays, which range from 1958 until the 1980’s, we see Schonfield’s determination to establish a working Commonwealth based on the Servant-Nation idea and the reader cannot help but not the disappointment and desperation of the failure of this to become realized in the last document.
Most of these essays up to now have not been republished since the days of their original appearance and are found in the archives of the Hugh & Helene Schonfield World Service Trust.
The aim is to make these exceptionally interesting writings available to a wider readership and enable the many researchers to obtain a clearer view of this remarkable thinker and his revolutionary ideas by publishing them in e-book format. The attempt has been made to format in a manner that is ‘Kindle friendly’ and to include a number of direct links to Wikipedia for additional information in the text in order to enhance the reader experience.
In this particular set of historical essays, which range from 1958 until the 1980’s, we see Schonfield’s determination to establish a working Commonwealth based on the Servant-Nation idea and the reader cannot help but not the disappointment and desperation of the failure of this to become realized in the last document.
