Centralism of the New Age

Centralism of the New Age is Anothony Hecht's most known political manifesto. In it Anothony describes the tennants of Confederate Centralism, and the dangers of uncontrolled individuality and religion.

Prints

In North Kamyria it is published as "The New Age of Centralism" when it is produced by genuine Centralsists, a slightly different print that provides Kamyrian parallels to the Gallic-centered explanation of Centralism. It also made considerable but still relatively minor changes to the text, noting in the introduction that the changes are not meant to disrespect Hecht's translation (which he did himself), rather to ease those who did not share Hecht's classical Albossian schooling.

"The Sin of the Centralist" when it is editied and printed with negative commentary. The latter work is considered an insulting mockery of Anthony's stance, with the most surprising critic being Joan de Foy; who felt that the edited work obscured its real dangers, and provided hishonest explanations for her liniage's end.