Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled!
With their effective use of music, lights and sexual imagery, rock concerts can be as potent as any pagan rite. Religious organizations also acknowledge the value of ritualized worship - the use of candles, incense and symbols, and the hypnotic quality of prayer to create a sense of unity climaxed with the sharing of some form of sacrament - which is a theatrical and potentially transforming as any magical ceremony. - Paul Roland

Clement Laird Vallandigham

Former Supreme Commander of the Sons of Liberty - also known as the Knights of the Golden Circle.
Clement Laird Vallandigham
Birth 1820-07-29Death 1871-06-17
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Vallandigham The Leader of Sons Of Liberty Arrested
Started 1863-05-05Ended 1863-05-06
Vallandigham was arrested while at home in Dayton Ohio. From there he was taken to Cincinnati and tried by Military Commission. He was found guilty for “Using Seditious Language in Public Speeches” [Stidger], they held him at Fort Warren after the trial.
President Lincoln Banishes Vallandigham From The United States
Started 1863-05-19Ended 1863-05-24
Vallandigham was held at Fort Warren for two weeks after being found guilty in a military tribunal for free-speech. During this time President Lincoln decided to banish Vallandigham from the Union states. On the twenty fourth he was pushed across Confederate lines.

Positions

Knights of the Golden Circle - Supreme Commander
Initiated 1864-02-22
The order changed its name from the Order of American Knights to the Sons of Liberty in the same meeting Vallandigham took this position.
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