King Edward as I Knew Him: Reminiscences of Five Years’ Personal Attendance Upon His Late Majesty King Edward the Seventh (1913)

Elder George has written an explanation of the universal principle of gender and a description of how the imbalance of gender in Western society has had an adverse effect on the lives of every man, woman and child. He shows that our burgeoning prison population, increased membership in street gangs, and decline in standards of all sorts are gender related. He explains that family is not a lifestyle for self-gratification, but a necessary institution for the proper nurturing and protection of the human race. Elder George explains that differences in gender supplement each other and are not designed to compete with each other. This book is for the concerned men and women who realize that as brothers and sisters working together, they can create a gender-based societal structure that will ensure relative stability and security while fostering human development.