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MACHINES THAT KILL
Saberhagen, Fred; Greenberg, Martin Harry (editors) (Philip K. Dick; Theodore Sturgeon; Cordwainer Smith; Carol Emshwiller; Roger Zelazny; David Drake; Peter Phillips; Barry N. Malzberg; Richard Matheson; Robert Silverberg; Murray Leinster)
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 326 pp. Light edge and corner wear with some creasing on the spine; no interior markings but a bit of darkening around the edges. Cover art by Walter Velez. This anthology contains: Second Variety - a novelette by Philip K. Dick; Killdozer by Theodore Sturgeon; Alpha Ralpha Boulev…ard - a novelette by Cordwainer Smith; Hunting Machine by Carol Emshwiller; Auto-Da-Fe by Roger Zelazny; Under the Hammer by David Drake; Lost Memory by Peter Phillips; Making the Connections by Barry N. Malzberg; Steel - a novelette by Richard Matheson; The Iron Chancellor by Robert Silverberg; The Wabbler by Murray Leinster; The Cruel Equations by Robert Sheckley; Combat Unit by Keith Laumer; Fondly Fahrenheit - a novelette by Alfred Bester; and Goodlife by Fred Saberhagen. Walter Velez; (illustrator). Book.
Published by The Williams & Wilkins Co., Baltimore, 1940
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Seller: UHR Books, Hollis Center, ME, U.S.A.UHR Books
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good +. Tenth Edition. Beautiful copy of the 764 page, will illustrated histology text. Book.
Biological Symposia, A Series of Volumes Devoted to Current Symposia in the Field of Biology, Volume IX, Sex Hormones
Cattell, Jaques (Editor) and Koch, F. C. And Smith, Philip E.(Editors)
Published by The Jaques Cattell Press, Lancaster, PA, 1942
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- First Edition
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. "The subject (Sex Hormones-Their Actions and Metabolism and Hormonal Factors in the Inversion of Sex) is a good example of scientific research which took its new start in the native curiosity of the scientist and later acquired important social implications.also illustra…tes the immense impulse given in a biological field when analysis progresses from purely biological to chemical techniques." Volume IX only. Illustrated. Minor edgewear, minor soiling of cover. Book.
Encounter Magazine April 1981 / Hernan Lara Zavala "Iguana Hunting (story) / Alexander Zinoview "The Radiant Future" / Johannes Gross "Prosperity & Its Discontents" / Philip Rawson "The Coarse Net & the Fine" / Edward Lucie-Smith "A Flow of Images - Robert Hughes on Modern Art" / J M Richards "Ways of Looking Back"
Melvin J Lasky & Anthony Thwaite (Editors) / Hernan Lara Zavala "Iguana Hunting (story) / Alexander Zinoview "The Radiant Future" / Johannes Gross "Prosperity & Its Discontents" / Philip Rawson "The Coarse Net & the Fine" / Edward Lucie-Smith "A Flow of Images - Robert Hughes on Modern Art" / J M Richards "Ways of Looking Back"
Published by Encounter Ltd, 1981
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- Magazine / Periodical
Seller: Shore Books, London, United KingdomShore Books
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. 96 pages. Hernan Lara Zavala "Iguana Hunting (story) / Alexander Zinoview "The Radiant Future" / Johannes Gross "Prosperity & Its Discontents" / Philip Rawson "The Coarse Net & the Fine" / Edward Lucie-Smith "A Flow of Images - Robert Hughes on Modern Art" / J M Richards "Ways of Looking Back".
THE PORTABLE WORLD : A Complete Pocket Atlas
Willett, B.M.; Gaylard, David; & Prince-Smith, Lilla (Editors)
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- First Edition
Seller: 100POCKETS, Berkeley, CA, U.S.A.100POCKETS
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Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: None as Issued. First American Edition, First Printing. BRAND NEW & Collectible. Compact & detailed world atlas with excellent cartography. Divided into World, Europe, Asia, Australasia, Africa, North America, and South America. Contents supported by some 200 maps supplying inf…ormation on physical and political boundaries, topgraphy, mileage scales, and time zones. Cox Cartographic; George Philip Cartographics Services (Cartographers) (illustrator).
Language: English
Published by Quadrangle Books, United Kingdom, 1973
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- First Edition
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. hardback, 8vo, a very good tightly bound copy in a very good printed dust wrapper that is now enclosed in a non-adhesive clear film sleeve, text unmarked and clean, 455pp.
Language: English
Published by Simon & Schuster, NY, 1947
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Seller: Yesterday's Books, Richmond, IN, U.S.A.Yesterday's Books
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Add to basketCloth. Condition: VG. Dust Jacket Condition: G+. 750 pp, the book and contents are clean and solid, the rear endpaper pastedown has a number 1249 stamped on lower corner and is covered by the dust jacket flap, the dust jacket has light wear and soil.
Language: English
Published by Designer Bookbinders; Carfax Publishing Company, London, 1986
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Seller: Dorley House Books, Inc., Hagerstown, MD, U.S.A.Dorley House Books, Inc.
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Add to basketPaperback. Condition: Very Good. 1st. colorful pictorial heavy cardstock wraps; 83 clean, unmarked pages; thisissue includes: Mirjam M. Foot (Modern British Bookbinding); Dorothy A. Harrop (Designer Bookbinders Exhibition); Ivor Robinson (A Bookbinding Discussed); James Brockman (In Memoriam( - Tennyson - Single Hinge Binding);…Colin Franklin (Bound to Succeed); Jen Lindsay (Rough Edge Gilding); W. P. Visscher: (Trends in Vellum and Parchment Making Past and Present); Dorothy A. Harrop (The Keatley Trust Collection of Fine Bindings); Betty Lou Chaik (A: Visible Structure /Visual Books); Emma Bulley: (Setting Up and Running a Bindery); Book Reviewsetc. B/w (illustrator).
More imagesDecade the 1950's (Decade #2)
ALDISS, BRIAN W. with Harrison, Harry (editors); Ray Bradbury, Arthur C Clarke, Robert Sheckley, Philip Jose Farmer, Cordwainer Smith, Richard Matheson, Henry Kuttner, Howard Fast;
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Seller: Comic World, Steinbach, MB, CanadaComic World
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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition By This Publisher. inventory = B 219 Pages; NY, New York, USA; Softcover Trade Paperback; 260 Grams; ** ** Includes; Ray Bradbury, Arthur C Clarke, Robert Sheckley, Philip Jose Farmer, James H Schmitz, Katherine Maclean, Algis Budrys, Cordwainer Smith, Richard Matheson, Jerome Bixb…y, Henry Kuttner, Howard Fast; ** Goodreads; First-rate stories from the decade of experimentation includes; Bradbury's "The Pedestrian," Clarke's "The Star," Matheson's "The Last Day," and Maclean's "The Snowball Effect" >>> Cover scuffing; surface indents to covers; Size: 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Ken Leeder cover. (illustrator). Book.
Language: English
Published by J.M. Sherwood, New York, 1864
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Very good in original wrappers with a chip at the top of the spine and two small edge chips.
The 1862 Plot to Kidnap Jefferson Davis
Vifquain, Victor & Jeffrey H. Smith & Phillip Thomas Tucker (editors)
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The 1862 Plot to Kidnap Jefferson Davis
Vifquain, Victor with Smith, Jeffrey H. And Tucker, Phillip Thomas (editors)
Published by Stackpole Books, Mechanicsburg, PA, 1998
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Seller: Virg Viner, Books2222222, Minneapolis, MN, U.S.A.Virg Viner, Books2222222
Contact seller3-star sellerHard Cover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine--. 1st Edition/1st Printing. Held for a century at the Nebraska State Historical Society, the accountof the daring plot to kidnap Jefferson Davis has been brought to light by historians Jeffrey Smith and Phillip Thomas Tucker in thi meticulously edited and annota…ted volume. Signed by editor Smith. 182 pages including index. B&W photos. Tiny mended tear at upper back cornerof dust jacket. Wonderful copy. Signed by Editor.
Published by Covert Action Publications, 1995
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Seller: zenosbooks, San Francisco, CA, U.S.A.zenosbooks
Contact seller4-star sellermagazine. Condition: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1995. Fall 1995. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. Cover photo: Moslem soldier plays piano in destroyed music school, Mostar, Bosnia. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - LETTER FROM N…OAM CHOMSKY - People may be confused about the causes of the great inequality they see, but they understand that business and government are not to be trusted. Now, more than ever, Chomsky's insight into the mechanics and role of propaganda is crucial. COVERT BRIEFS - CAQ FORUM ON BOSNIA - CHRONOLOGY OF CONFLICT; BOSNIAN CHALLENGE by Andreas Zumach; DANGEROUS INTERVENTIONS by Joan Phillips - As the war in Bosnia heats up, so do cries for the U.S. to do something, do anything. CAQ asks two experts to discuss their divergent views of the causes, conduct, and possible resolution of the conflict, as well as what intervention might mean; INTERNATIONAL FOCUS - CONFLICTED KURDISTAN by Vera Beaudin Saeedpour - The U.S. plays a double game in Kurdish regions of the Middle East, helping some Kurds and hammering others. As usual, Kurdish popular interests fall by the wayside; LABOR TODAY: BLOOD, SWEAT & FEARS - NAFTA'S CORPORATE CON ARTISTS by Sarah Anderson & Kristyne Peter - With the treaty ink barely dry, the very corporations that led the pro-NAFTA fight in Congress with promises of more jobs and a cleaner environment moved shops to Mexico. The cost, so far, is more than 35,000 lost jobs; THE WONDERFUL LIFE AND STRANGE DEATH OF WALTER REUTHER by Michael Parenti & Peggy Noton - Reuther's career as a labor leader who stood up for a broad social agenda earned him powerful enemies and a high place on Hoover's hit list. His death in a 1970 plane crash may have been the last in a long series of attacks against him; ARMED AND DANGEROUS: PRIVATE POLICE ON THE MARCH by Mike Zielinski - The era of dual law enforcement is here as government and corporations hire rent-a-cops to guard businesses and gated communities and to break strikes. Now, abuses by the private security industry and its employees themselves threaten public security; FAREWELL TO A FASCIST by Daniel Junas - Ryoichi Sasakawa, one of the world's leading fascists, died in July. CAQ says Sayonara; THE AFL-CIO IN MOSCOW by David Bacon - With elections pending for the giant labor federation, its activities in Russia reveal an agenda which is serving U.S. foreign policy and corporate interests at the expense of workers in both countries; PRISON LABOR by Reese Erlich - Private business and state prison systems have found a lucrative captive labor market. Civilian jobs and prisoners' rights are on the line as corporations set up factories and businesses behind bars. OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST. inventory #48508.
Published by Covert Action Publications, 1994
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Contact seller4-star sellermagazine. Condition: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1994. Summer 1994. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. Cover Design: Quad Left, Burlington, Vermont. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS: THE BETRAYAL OF PERU'S DEMOCRACY: MONTESINOS AS F…UJIMORI'S SVENGALI by Gustavo Gorriti - From prison and exile to the elite inner circle, Vladimiro Montesinos' life is an improbably melodramatic series of ups and downs. Traitor, narco-lawyer, convict, human rights viola- tor, CIA-linked spy, he was the mastermind behind the Fujimori self-coup and is now possibly the most powerful person in Peru; HASSAN AL TURABI'S MUSLIM BROTHERS: THEOCRACY IN SUDAN by Alex de Waal - Hassan al Turabi, leader of the Muslim Brothers, is the most influential political theorist and leader in the world of Islam since the death of Iran's Ayatollah Khomeni, The theocracy he powers in Sudan has been branded as a terrorist state. The reality is more complex and more dangerous; GLADIO: THE SECRET U.S. WAR TO SUBVERT ITALIAN DEMOCRACY by Arthur E. Rowse - At the end of World War II, the U.S. created a secret stay behind army of fascists, Nazis, and anticommunist zealots. For over forty years, from the shadows, Gladio has destabilized Italy and left a trail of deadly bombings, coup attempts, and subversion. The terrible legacy lives on in the recently-elected Berlusconi government; DUCK AND COVER(UP): U.S. RADIATION TESTING ON HUMANS by Tod Ensign and Glenn Alcalay - Recently revealed documents and decades of deceit show that the U.S. government and researchers not only experimented on humans but out of fear of lawsuits and public condemnation covered up evidence and wrote off thousands of nuclear victims. The Clinton administration may continue the pattern; THIS TIME, ARMENIANS ARE THE AGGRESSORS by Ellen Ray and Bill Schaap - Historically, Armenians have been victims of genocide and territorial encroachment. But in the latest round of the seven-year war between Armenia and Azerbaijan, it is the Armenians who now occupy nearly a quarter of Azerbaijan; THE BATTLE FOR THE SOUL OF SOUTH AFRICA by Chris Vick - The New South Africa has finally arrived. In a jubilant triumph, Nelson Mandela has ushered in the post-apartheid era. But unless the ANC's key Reconstruction and Development Program is implemented, what could have been a transformation of power will be only a transferand the new indicator of privilege will be class instead of race; SALVADORAN ELECTIONS BRING TECHNICAL DEMOCRACY by Mike Zielinski - Using sophisticated techniques, El Salvador's death squad-linked ruling party has disenfranchised thousands to gain control of crucial legislative and municipal posts; OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST; LETTER TO THE EDITOR. inventory #48506.
Published by Covert Action Publications, 1994
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Contact seller4-star sellermagazine. Condition: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1994. Spring 1994. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. Cover design: Quad Left, Burlington, Vermont. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - SPECIAL FEATURE: REVOLUTION IN CHIAPAS, MEXICO -… Voices From a Revolution: Marcos, the mysterious man behind the ski mask; the Zapaüsta Clandestine General Command; and the people of Chiapas speak out; INDIGENOUS STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE by José Luis Morin - The roots of rebellion in Chiapas are as old as the Conquest and as new as NAFTA. Racism, poverty, and oppression make an explosive mixture -in the south of Mexico as an uprising offers hope to millions of Mexicans; INTELLIGENCE FIASCO OR COVERUP? By Dolia Estévez - While NAFTA debates raged, the CIA apparently failed to pass on or analyze pertinent information reported in the international press: By last May, a growing guerrilla movement in Chiapas had already battled the Mexican army; HAITI: SELLING OUT DEMOCRACY by John Canham-Clyne - Despite noble campaign rhetoric, what is most remarkable about Clinton's Haiti policy is its eerie resemblance to Bush's: hypocritical lip service to democracy and consistent actions to support U.S. business interests; LOW INTENSITY DEMOCRACY by William I. Robinson - NED and AID exclude grassroots organizations and impose global economic models; WALSH'S FINAL IRAN-CONTRA REPORT by Doug Vaughan - Despite efforts to thwart the special prosecutor, the report is out. Its flawed verdict: Individuals violated the Constitution, but the system works. Too bad about the real victims: U.S. democracy and the Nicaraguan lives destroyed in the war; THE TRIAL OF THE L.A.-8 by Phyllis Bennis - While Arafat shakes hands at the White House, nonviolent supporters of Palestine face deportation by the Clinton Justice Department. Their six-year long trial will help determine whether non-U.S. citizens have First Amendment rights; MERCENARIES FIGHT IN AZERBAIJAN by Alexis Rowell - Mercenaries and profiteers are making a killing in the six-year Azerbaijan-Armenia war. One U.S. company, with connections to Richard Secord, is training soldiers under cover of oil deals; GUATEMALA: DRUGS AND THE ARMY by Frank Smyth - The Guatemalan military shrugs off hard evidence of its involvement in massive cocaine transshipment as slander by an international communist conspiracy of human rights workers, journalists, and dirt poor farmers; WHERE THE RIGHT-WING ELITE CNP MEETS by Chip Berlet - Just because Reagan and Bush are retired doesn't mean ultra-conservatives are taking it easy. The secretive Council for National Policy is still fighting the old bogeymen; OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST; READER SURVEY. inventory #48505.
Published by Covert Action Publications 19951996, 1995
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Contact seller4-star sellermagazine. Condition: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1995 - 1996. Winter 1995 - 1996. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. Cover photo: Residents of Woodland, NC protest the citing by ThermalKem of a toxic waste incinerator directly across from their homes.… keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - COVERT BRIEFS: COPS VS. CITIZEN REVIEW Lynne Wilson - While police racism, corruption, and brutality make headlines, police organizations are using increasingly coordinated and sophisticated legal and political strategies to avoid accountability and to chill citizen oversight; THE CORPORATE ASSAULT ON THE FDA by Ron Nixon - Drug and tobacco companies have put out their own contract on America. Their stable of lobbyists, tame Congressmembers, and researchers is out to kill the Food and Drug Administration; THE PUBLIC RELATIONS INDUSTRY'S SECRET WAR ON ACTIVISTS by John Stauber & Sheldon Rampton - Using spies, infiltrators, phony grassroots campaigns, smear techniques, and high- tech media assaults, the PR industry is targeting its biggest enemy: local activists; COLIN POWELL: OUT BUT NOT DOWN by William Blum - Powell built a career by pleasing the powerful. To that end he misled Congress, helped coverup war crimes, and oversaw civilian massacres. No longer a candidate, he is still a force to be reckoned with; HAITI'S NOT FOR SALE. YET by Laurie Richardson & Jean-Roland Chery - Haiti faces all-out economic warfare and increasing un- rest as the US-dominated World Bank and IMF wrestle Pres. Aristide and the popular movements for control of the country; ADDRESSING THE UN CLASS OF '95 by Phyllis Bennis - The differences between Clinton's and Castro's speeches at the 50th anniversary of the UN highlight the North-South divisions and focus the struggle for increased democracy within the world body; ON THE LEGIONS OF THE DISPOSSESSED by Fidel Castro - When the president of Cuba spoke to the UN, he was greeted with a hero's welcome; ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE: $PYING FOR UNCLE $AM by Pratap Chatterjee - Under Deutch and Clinton, the CIA is reemphasizing its longstanding commitment to spying on friend and foe alike to advance the US economic agenda and justify its budget; SPAIN'S DIRTY WAR ON THE BASQUES by Darrin Wood - Provoking a scandal that reaches to the president's office, Spanish officials have broken silence and admitted that government-run death squads assassinated Basque separatists; HAWKS OVER EAST TIMOR: BRITAIN ARMS INDONESIA by Mark Curtis - East Timor enters its third decade of near-genocidal Indonesian occupation. While the US has been forced to distance itself from the generals, Britain takes up the slack; BOSNIA FORUM CONTINUED by Joan Phillips & Andreas Zumach - As promised in the fall issue, the two analysts who take divergent views of the causes of and cures for the conflict respond to each other. Readers join in; OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST. inventory #48509.
Published by Covert Action Publications, 1995
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Contact seller4-star sellermagazine. Condition: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1995. Summer 1995. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 59 pages. magazine. DESIGN Quad Left, Burlington, VT. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS: COVERT BRIEFS - COVER-UP: CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AGENTS AND…GULF WAR SYNDROME by Dennis Bernstein - The Pentagon denies that U.S. soldiers were exposed to chemical and biological warfare agents during the Gulf War, but its own records contradict the official line; OKLAHOMA SHOCK WAVES - THE MILITIA-U.S. MILITARY CONNECTION by Tod Ensign - The Oklahoma bombing exposed links between the Army and the militias. The militias use Army training grounds, buy their surplus weapons, and share a militarist mindset; FRANK DONNER: AN APPRECIATION by Chip Berlet - Donner's work, showing how right-wing para-military groups were previously encouraged by intelligence agencies and police, sheds light on the rise of the militia and Patriot movements; PROFESSIONAL ARAB-BASHING by Terry Allen A stable of government officials, media, and terrorism experts filled the gap between the Oklahoma City bombing and the arrest of Timothy McVeigh with an explosive fertilizer of its own: insinuation, fear, and racism; INTERNATIONAL FOCUS - HIROSHIMA: NEEDLESS SLAUGHTER, USEFUL TERROR by William Blum - While Japan was desperately trying to surrender, the U.S. knowing that the war could be ended without a land invasion 0dropped two A-bombs: the opening shot of the Cold War; EMBARGO ON IRAQ: MIXING OIL, POLITICS, AND HUNGER by Phyllis Bennis - The U.S. bullied the U.N. to extend the embargo. While the Iraqi people suffer, the U.S. rules the region and helps the Saudis maintain oil prices so that the pampered princes can buy U.S. arms and technology; THE MURDER OF MICHAEL DEVINE by Mike Leffert - As scandal grows over CIA involvement in Guatemala, a soldier jailed for killing a U.S. citizen once again tries to tell a story no one wants to hear; LAW AND INJUSTICE - BHOPAL: LEGALIZING HOMICIDE by Rob Hager - After creating the world's worst industrial disaster, Union Carbide has led the way in manipulating the legal system to protect the right of corporations to pollute and to endanger the public; THE SECRET FISA COURT: RUBBER STAMPING ON RIGHTS by Philip Colangelo - Seven judges on a secret court have authorized all but one of over 7,500 requests to spy in the name Of national security. They meet in secret, with no published orders, opinions, or public record. Those spied on may never know of the intrusion. Now, Clinton has expanded the powers to include not only electronic, but physical searches; THE COUNTERTERRORIST THREAT by David Cole - Supposedly aimed at a foreign menace, Clinton's Omnibus Counterterrorism Bill threatens to strip immigrants of their rights, curtail citizens' freedoms, and turn international solidarity into terrorist activity. Now, the Republicans are trying to one-up the administration proposal; MUGGING THE FOURTH AMENDMENT by William M. Kunstler and Phillip Smith - The Constitution's search and seizure restrictions keep the police in check. Now, Congress wants to make the Fourth unenforceable. Prepare to kiss the exclusionary rule goodbye; OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST. inventory #48507.
Published by Covert Action Publications 19931994, 1993
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Contact seller4-star sellermagazine. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1993-1994. Winter 1993-1994. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Tear to Top Front Cover, Otherwise Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. Front Cover photos: Rick Reinhald. Gay/lesbian march on Washington, 1993 Back Cover: Matt Wuerker. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - C…ONTENTS: THE FBI TARGETS JUDI BARI by Ward Churchill - Did the FBI put a bomb in Earth First! activists' car and then try to frame them for the crime? The evidence points to Bureau guilt and fits a historical pattern set by COINTELPRO in the'60s; RUSSIA IN THE WINTER OF DEMOCRACY by Fred Weir - Boris Yeltsin, savior of Russian democracy? There is much more behind the October coup than our smug pundits and gloating leaders want us to think; ROCKY FLATS: THE JURY THAT WOULDN'T SHUT UP by Brian Abas - When a grand jury heard the Rocky Flats horror show of nuclear pollution, they voted to indict the corporate and government officials responsible. They didn't know the fix was in; TRILATERAL SPIN ON NAFTA by Joyce Nelson - When Clinton, Ford, Carter, and Bush posed in the Rose Garden to push NAFTA, they were the tip of the iceberg based in a powerful organization of government and corporate elites; THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INTIMIDATION by Howard Zinn The FBI is supposed to fight theft, murder, and civil rights violations. But for decades, the supposed enforcer has often been the perpetrator; OPTIMISM FOR THE '90S Dave Dellinger - Challenging the conventional wisdom that the movement for social change died with the '60s, a veteran activist sees widespread resistance and discontent waiting to explode; CIA DOPE CALYPSO by Allen Ginsberg - CIA involvement in drug trafficking makes better poetry than policy. Recent revelations that the Agency smuggled a ton of coke into the U.S. suggest we may soon need more verses; COLD WAR ANTI-COMMUNISM REDUX by William Blum - Has propaganda disseminated by the evil empire warped your mind? And just what makes the U.S. so darn evil anyway? Take this test of red (pardon the expression)-blooded patriotism; WHEN THE FIRST IS LAST by Mumia Abu-Jamal - When prison censors render portions of the Bill of Rights inoperative, even the founding fathers can seem subversive. A U.S. political prisoner looks for the First Amendment; IMF/WORLD BANK: DEVASTATION BY DESIGN by Walden Bello, Shea Cunningham, and Bill Rau - If they have failed to help the Third World, why are they still around? Find the answer by asking another question: Who benefits?; THE UN, THE CIA, AND EVERGREEN AIR by Ian Williams - When CIA proprietaries demand favors, they find friends in the oddest places such as in the UN where diplomats cut deals with the devil. BAG OF DIRTY TRICKS by Louis Wolf The long legacy of Agency crimes ranges from petty harassment to mass murder; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. inventory #48504 Tear to Top Front Cover, Otherwise Very Good In Staple-Binding.
Published by Covert Action Publications, 1994
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Contact seller4-star sellermagazine. Condition: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1994. Winter 1994-95. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - Covert Briefs - A.I.D.ING U.S. INTERESTS IN HAITI by Jane Regan. In the aftermath of invasi…on, the Aristide government is struggling to maintain control. But it has raised a white flag to the juggernaut that is the U.S.'s most sophisticated mechanism of control - the development/aid machine. Meanwhile the popular movement is resurfacing and gaining strength; CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE: (CSIS) ABETS NEO-NAZIS by Richard Cleroux. The scandal that a top man in Canada's largest neo-Nazi group was on CSIS payroll has revealed official involvement in funding, organizing, and abetting racists. It has also opened up the possibility that CSIS interfered in Canadian electoral politics and allowed its funds to be transferred to U.S. white supremacists; BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LAB: THE CANCER CONNECTION by Laura Flanders. For almost half a century, Brookhaven Lab has been spewing out toxic waste and radioactive poison. Alarmed at a high incidence of breast cancer, women in the area are calling for action; BULGARIA: TEACHING COMMUNISTS ALL ABOUT DEMOCRACY by William Blum. When Bulgarians had the nerve to elect the wrong people, the U.S. moved in quickly to undo the mistake. The upheaval that followed was a textbook case of new intervention.; REPACKAGING POPULATION CONTROL by Helen Simons. At the Cairo Conference, every problem plaguing the Third World was blamed on overpopulation. But U.S. documents show that targeting women as the cause of the problem and the locus of the solution was a carefully planned strategy; MAKING ASYLUM WORK FOR WOMEN by Nancy Kelly. When men are tortured because they protest injustice, that's political; when women are raped because they demand their human rights, that's private. A movement among refugee rights advocates is trying to change that double standard; LEAPIN' LIZARDS: VACATIONS AMONG THE DICTATORS by Ed Connolly. Club Med for the morally challenged, paramilitary tours run by unsavory companies are offering men who don't know their guns from their gonads a chance to train with some of the world's most repressive armies; UNCLOAKED DAGGERS: CIA SPENDING FOR COVERT ACTION by John Pike. Even after the downfall of the USSR, covert operations remain a central function of the CIA. And they are still costing taxpayers billions; BOOK REVIEW: BUD MCFARLANE, SPECIAL TRUST BETRAYED by Doug Vaughan; OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST. inventory #47890.
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Seventeenth Century New England, A Conference held by the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, Jun 18 and 19, 1982
Hall, David D. & Allen, David Grayson w/ Philip Chadwick Foster Smith (Editors)
Language: English
Published by Colonial Society of Massacusetts / University Press of Virginia, Boston / Charlottesville, 1984
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Published by Quadrangle, New York NY 1973., 1973
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Add to basket1st edition. 8vo. xiv + 455pp. B/w. illustrations. Edges of pages slightly foxed. Original navy cloth. Pictorial light blue d/w. lettered in blue, rubbed, slightly chipped to edges. Ex-libris, of Ann Savours Shirley, with her signature. US$10.
Published by G T Foulis & Co Ltd
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Seventeenth-Century New England: A Conference Held by The Colonial Society of Massachusetts, June 18 and 19, 1982
David D. Hall, David Grayson Allen (Volume Editors); Philip Chadwick Foster Smith (Associate Editor)
Language: English
Published by The Colonial Society of Massachusetts/ Distributed by The University Press of Virginia, Boston, 1984
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Like New. Dust Jacket Condition: Like New. 340 pp. Flawless book with essentially flawless dj save minor wear to it. Clean text. Book contains "Climate and Mastery of the Wilderness in Seventeenth-Century New England" by Karen Ordahl; "Patterns of Agriculture in Seventeenth-Century England" by Joan Thirsk;…"Both Englands" by David Grayson Allen; "Work and Life on the Fishing Periphery of Essex County, Massachusetts, 1630-1675" by Daniel Vickers; "European Beginnings in the Northwest Atlantic: A Comparative View" by Cole Harris; "The Puritan Portrait: It Function in Old and New England" by Lillian B. Miller; "The Godly in Transit: English Popular Protestantism and the Creation of a Puritan Establishment in America" by Stephen Foster; "A World of Wonders: The Mentality of the Supernatural in Seventeenth-Century New England" by David D. Hall; "'Heated' Speech and Literacy in Seventeenth-Century New England" by Robert St. George; and "New England and a Wider World: Notes on Some Central Themes of Modern Historiography" by Bernard Bailyn.
Solstice - Issue No.5
Philip Prowse and Robin Rotzema (Editors); Ken Smith; Brian Patten; John Furnival et al.
Published by Solstice, Cambridge, 1967
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 44pp + 4pp thin card covers. Mauve design on white b/g with black lettering. Staple bound. A Quarterly magazine for Cambridge students "whose work is of a sufficiently high standard to warrant its publication outside the limited area covered by University Journals". Eight…een contributors to this fifth issue. Shelf wear to top and tail of spine and along the spine itself. Hint of rust to staples. Clean inside pages. Laid in is an unused subscription slip. No inscriptions.
Published by Oxford University Press, London, 1963
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Published by Quadrangle Books, New York, NY, 1973
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 455 pages in very good condition. Pages are clean and unmarked with black and white illustrations throughout. Some sticker residue on the ffep. Page edges are lightly smudged. Bound in blue cloth with silver titles. Lightly faded and worn around the edges. Blue dustja…cket in good condition with dark blue titles. Worn around the edges with creases and tears. Scuffed and smudged. VG/G. Book.
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Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Gut. 144 Seiten; A Group Anthology - Oxford - 1st. 1963 : Edward Lucie-Smith / Philip Hobsbaum - gb + Su - 9-82-3-L3 DG-V3GP-MYDF Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 454.
Published by Gegenschein Quarterly., Ohio. USA, 1972
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. Limited Edition. 40 page magazine of original poetry, with cover design by Clint Keller, A poetry and literary publication "devoted to a double vision that is the movement of mans imagination and to that which is carried by his blood". A very good+ copy of this scarce quarterly * Contributions b…y; J. Garmhausen, William Packard, Geoff Young, Steve Crowe, Laura Chester, Norman Stock, Tom Bond, Lyn, Lifshin, John Brandi, Howard, McCord.
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Near Fine. 3rd Impression. tipped in signature and warm inscription by Margaret Smith.Heavy. Extra postage might be required. Slipcase is Handmade. Slipcase is neat. Jacket is in a beautiful condition. Boards are neat. Binding is excellent. Pages are crisp and neat. Overall a handsome book. Prese…nts beautifully in cellophane. appears new. JHK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Signed.
