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Richard Kelly Hoskins (born 1928) is American author and activist. It is claimed he introduced the term "Phineas Priesthood" as a designation for Christian vigilantes who avenge crimes against White Christendom.
Early Life
Hoskins was born in 1928 in Lynchburg, Virginia where to went to school. He later went a military academy in Waynesboro and then joined the Air Force during the Korean War. After leaving the military he earned a degree in history at Lynchburg College. Hoskins moved to New York and worked as stock broker for a short time before moving back home to Virginia.
Writings
- Our Nordic Race (1958)
- Two Controversial Ideas, Western Destiny Vol. IX, No. 2, Jul. (1964).
- The Unique West, Western Destiny Vol. IX, No. 5, Oct. (1964).
- Organic Civilization, Western Destiny Vol. X, No. 6, Aug. (1965).
- War Cycles, Peace Cycles (1985)
- Vigilantes of Christendom (1990) (ISBN 1881867056)
Publications
- The Hoskins Report; (still active)
- Portfolios Investment Advisory (defunct)
See Also
External links
- Richard Hoskins' Virginia Publishing Company
- Richard Kelly Hoskins (ADL article)[1]