Government from The Owl at the Bridge

"Joseph Keppler (1838-94), popular artist, satirist, and commentator, entertained a generation of American s with his colorful and witty political cartoons. A major event in publishing, this first biography of Keppler includes more than 170 color and black-and-white cartoons, most of which have not been seen in print since they first appeared." With a foreword by Jim Borgman.… Ler mais sobre este item

"This book is based on a single premise: If American politicians were truly pragmatic and did what was really in their own best interest, our political process would be a lot cleaner, more positive, nonpartisan, and issue-oriented." 252 pages; extensive ink inscription on half-title (to "Bruce" from "Marion Berry"); small smear on front of dj; withal Good+. Stock#ofc0483.

N.Y., Doubleday, Doran, 1936. Preface dated August, 1935. First published in October, 1935. Attacks on Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, published for the presidential election campaign of 1936. Hard Cover. xiv, 78 pages; 19.5 cm. Vg/ no dj. Stock#NS0094.

NY, Atheneum, 1965.. xi, 431 p., index. Stock #20825b. Vg/vg. American history, political campaigns, culture, democracy, government.

New York, A Vintage Book / A Caravelle Edition, [1965]. Soft Cover. xviii, 433, xi p., 20 cm. He arguied "that the Articles of Confederation were a better expression of genuine democratic values than was the Constitution. The replacement of the Articles with the Constitution, Jensen argued, created a system of government that minimized the influence of radical democracy… Ler mais sobre este item

N.Y., Holt, Rinehart, 1980.. Hard Cover. xii, 402 p. During a darker phase of Korean history, the repressive dictator Tongsun Park and power crazed religious fanatic Sun Myung Moon manipulated the American government through massive flows of money. Stock #26578. Vg/vg. Korea United States Foreign Relations