Identity, Privacy, and Personal Freedom: Big Brother vs. the New Resistance by Sheldon Charrett

Identity, Privacy, and Personal Freedom: Big Brother vs. the New Resistance

by Sheldon Charrett
Paladin Press · 1999 · Paperback

Identity, Privacy, and Personal Freedom: Big Brother vs. the New Resistance is a 1999 instructional manual from Paladin Press on reducing a person's exposure to government and institutional tracking through everyday identification and record systems.

Sheldon Charrett covers the Social Security card and other identification documents, along with practical steps for handling mail, telephone service, internet access, banking, employment, and marriage records with less traceable identifying information. Library of Congress subject headings for the book include forgeries, identification cards, and right of privacy (LCCN 00268414).

Paladin Press, based in Boulder, Colorado, published manuals on personal freedom, self-reliance, and related practical-skills subjects for a specialist mail-order and retail readership from 1970 until it closed in 2018. Charrett's related title, The Modern Identity Changer (Paladin Press, 1997), covers overlapping ground on constructing a new identity.

Details

Publisher Paladin Press
Year 1999
ISBN 9781581600421
Format Paperback
Pages 225
Dimensions —
Language English

Notes

A related title by the same author and publisher, The Modern Identity Changer (Paladin Press, 1997, ISBN 9780873649469), covers overlapping subject matter; the two are distinct books, not variant editions of one another. A print-on-demand-looking reprint ISBN (9781984043580, dated September 1999) surfaced in one retailer listing; it was not independently confirmed and is not used here. Subjects (LOC): Forgeries; Identification cards; Right of privacy.

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Privacy Surveillance Reference
Manual