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Very Good- Fourth Printing . Former owners name on the inside cover 7/26/2003 2:52:17 PM 11/8/2003 8:36:50 PM 1

Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. First Edition. Ex-Library. 5/9/2003 2/17/2008 8:22:07 AM 1

Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 5/9/2003 6/12/2005 2:33:01 PM 1

Magazine. VG-G+. Goldwater, The Fight for his Life. Hurricane Rubin Carter and Giardello Fight preview with article. Huge section on GoldwaterTwo Page spread of a White Chevy Malibu, One Page of the 1965 Dodge Dart, John O'Hara's, The Clear Track, Darrell Bates the Quiet Island, Goldwater's Desparate Battle by Roger Kahn, The Country I Love, Thomas Martin, The Men around Goldwater, Rowland Evans, The Lonely Lady behind Barry, Nan Robertson, Hurricane Rubin Carter in the Jungle Match, The Ecumenical Movement Threatens Protestanism, Henry Buchanan and Bob Brown, Uncle Lyndon, Stewart Aslop, The Astounding laser, Max Gunther, Encore for Twelve Housewives Rockettes, The men who Rule the Stars, Bill Davidson. Bookseller Inventory 5/9/2003 9/9/2007 12:59:31 PM 1

Soft Cover. Very Good+ Fourth Printing 5/9/2003 5/9/2003

Near-new condition - NO remainder marks or price clippings - Price inside dustcover: $21.95 - October 1988 copyright - 414 pages - Illustrated with photos - The former senator from Arizona writes that he is content to let others assess his 30-year career, although he's willing to admit accomplishing a thing or two as chairman of both the Senate Intelligence and the Armed Services committees. Of the former, he tells of repairing some of the damage to the CIA wrought by the 1975-76 Church Committee, and of the latter he claimsunconvincinglythat ``the only god-damn thing I've done in the Senate that's worth a damn'' was his part in the 1986 Defense Reorganization Act. Goldwater's charm and sense of humor are in evidence throughout this plain-talk autobiography, written with Casserly ( The Ford White House ), and so is his orneriness. Former defense secretary Robert McNamara comes in for a drubbing over his numbers-game approach to the Vietnam war, for instance, and the senator pulls no punches in his discussion of Richard Nixon's ``long record of political treachery.'' Nor has he forgotten Bill Moyers's anti-Goldwater ads during the 1964 presidential campaign, calling them ``the beginning of `electronic dirt.' '' The media, he grumbles, has since then become the fourth branch of government. Goldwater has little use for ``the present crowd of glory hogs'' in Congress, and proceeds to skewer many of them by name and particulars.

Near-new condition - Dustcover has been price-clipped - NO remainder marks - Price inside dustcover: $21.95 - October 1988 copyright - 414 pages - Illustrated with photos - The former senator from Arizona writes that he is content to let others assess his 30-year career, although he's willing to admit accomplishing a thing or two as chairman of both the Senate Intelligence and the Armed Services committees. Of the former, he tells of repairing some of the damage to the CIA wrought by the 1975-76 Church Committee, and of the latter he claimsunconvincinglythat ``the only god-damn thing I've done in the Senate that's worth a damn'' was his part in the 1986 Defense Reorganization Act. Goldwater's charm and sense of humor are in evidence throughout this plain-talk autobiography, written with Casserly ( The Ford White House ), and so is his orneriness. Former defense secretary Robert McNamara comes in for a drubbing over his numbers-game approach to the Vietnam war, for instance, and the senator pulls no punches in his discussion of Richard Nixon's ``long record of political treachery.'' Nor has he forgotten Bill Moyers's anti-Goldwater ads during the 1964 presidential campaign, calling them ``the beginning of `electronic dirt.' '' The media, he grumbles, has since then become the fourth branch of government. Goldwater has little use for ``the present crowd of glory hogs'' in Congress, and proceeds to skewer many of them by name and particulars.

Near-new condition - NO remainder marks or price clippings - 414 pages - NO writing, marks or tears inside book. Tight spine - Bright pages.

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