John W Whiteside (37 results)

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The Mississippi Delta, in the wake of the horrific hate crimes of the 1960s, was not a desirable post for a newly-married, naive, white FBI Agent from the north. Nevertheless, John W. Whiteside III was posted to the FBI's remote office in Greenville, Mississippi in 1972, and told to make the best of it. In his second book, Cypress Shade, a true crime FBI memoir, Whiteside reflects on this tense period in US history that further shaped the Civil Rights Movement and forever changed his life. From the culture shock he and his wife endured upon arriving, to the discrimination he felt as an unwanted, distrusted northerner and federal agent, his frank account shares what life in the Deep South was like from an outsider's perspective. Forced to examine his personal thoughts on racial equality, Whiteside describes the inner transformation he experiences when it is his job to ensure justice, equality, and rights for blacks. His unforgettable stories range from comical to troubling as Whiteside recalls the good and the bad of everyday life in the Delta, and his growing concern for the people and culture of the South.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. The Mississippi Delta, in the wake of the horrific hate crimes of the 1960s, was not a desirable post for a newly-married, naive, white FBI Agent from the north. Nevertheless, John W. Whiteside III was posted to the FBI's remote office in Greenville, Mississippi in 1972, and told to make the best of it. In his second book, Cypress Shade, a true crime FBI memoir, Whiteside reflects on this tense period in US history that further shaped the Civil Rights Movement and forever changed his life. From the culture shock he and his wife endured upon arriving, to the discrimination he felt as an unwanted, distrusted northerner and federal agent, his frank account shares what life in the Deep South was like from an outsider's perspective. Forced to examine his personal thoughts on racial equality, Whiteside describes the inner transformation he experiences when it is his job to ensure justice, equality, and rights for blacks. His unforgettable stories range from comical to troubling as Whiteside recalls the good and the bad of everyday life in the Delta, and his growing concern for the people and culture of the South. …

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. The North American Review Vol. 230 No. 5 November 1930. Various (illustrator).

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Cloth. Condition: Fine+. A beautiful, unread hardcover copy. No DJ.

Magazine. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. 4to 11" - 13" tall; 128 pages; Vol LXI, No. 13. Single issue magazine May 20,1985. Features Jean-Jacques Sempà cover art of a man and woman repainting wooden chairs and tables in the springtime. Cover is bright and fresh. Contents are clean and unmarked. Includes works by John Updike, W. S. Merwin, Bruce McCall, Thomas Whiteside, and more. NF.…

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Softcover. Condition: Fine. Magazine. Quarto. 143pp. Perfectbound. Edgewear else fine. Contributors include W.D. Quesenbery, George Whiteside, Frederick J. Hoffmann, Alan Williamson, David Galloway, S.A. Shapiro, John Hagopian, and others.

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1st edition stiff wrappers As New 8vo. x + 271pp., bibliog., "Fool's Mate" tells the true stories of two traitors working different sides of the Cold War. One is an arrogant, lonely U.S. Army soldier serving in the highly secretive National Security Agency. The other is an ambitious KGB officer with access to the U.S.S.R.'s most sensitive documents. Both betray their countries, but their fates and motivations are very different.…

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