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Before there were parliaments, courts, and endless statutes, there was Common Law. It is the law of the land, the law of life itself, and it has guided free men and women for centuries. It is simple, clear, and eternal: do no harm, cause no loss, commit no fraud. Everything else is policy, designed to control.

Common Law: The True Law of the Living is a guide to remembering what you already know. It strips away the illusion that statutes are the highest authority and reminds you that your freedom was never granted by rulers. It was yours at birth.

Across twelve detailed chapters, Roger Davies explains how Common Law works and why it is feared by governments:

• The ancient roots of Common Law and why it cannot be repealed
• How statutes are corporate rules that apply only by consent
• The maxims of law, eternal truths that override all statutes
• Courts of record and how the living man or woman stands above legal fictions
• Trial by jury as the final authority of the people
• Why harm, loss, and fraud are the only real crimes
• How statutes create victimless offences to generate revenue
• How consent is presumed through silence, signature, and joinder
• Real examples of men and women standing in honour and winning
• Steps to begin living under Common Law daily and with integrity

This book does not offer magic words or tricks to defeat the system. It calls you to live in honour, to speak truth, and to hold others to the same standard. It shows that knowledge is the shield and that silence is the trap. When you rebut presumptions and ask simple questions — Who is making the claim? Where is the contract? Who has been harmed? — you place the burden back on those who presume authority.

Common Law: The True Law of the Living reminds you that freedom does not mean chaos. True freedom is responsibility. It means standing as a man or woman, accountable to conscience, not to corporate fictions. It means restoring balance when harm is done, not punishing for profit.

The book also reveals why governments fear this knowledge. Statutory courts depend on your consent to operate. Councils and agencies depend on your signatures to enforce rules. Without consent, the system loses its grip. This is why schools do not teach Common Law, why courts avoid juries, and why media ridicules those who speak of it. But ridicule is not proof, and threats are not authority.

This is the foundation book for anyone who senses that something is wrong with the system and wants to understand why. It confirms that your instincts were right: the chains that bind you are made of paper, not iron, and they fall away the moment you stop consenting.

Common Law: The True Law of the Living is a call to remember who you are. You are not a citizen, not a resident, not a taxpayer by birth. You are a living man or woman, sovereign under the law of the land. This book will give you the clarity, confidence, and honour to stand on that truth.

Freedom is not given. It is lived. This book shows you how.