Europe's Little Anarchy Barbara G. Brents In the classroom of the

In the classroom of the 21st-century

and meeting the instructional requirements of dual-language learners

this biography is the first to track Chapman's life from his midwestern upbringing through his nearly seventy years in New Mexico

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Europe's Little Anarchy Barbara G. Brents In the classroom of theEurope's Little Anarchy uncovers the history of Neutral Moresnet: a once forgotten space without borders, nationalism, or a recognized government. Between 1815 and 1919, this square mile of land wedged between Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany was home to thousands of people living off the grid, free of taxation and oversight. But they also had no political status, police, legal currency, proper law courts, or government presence in sectors like