The Future of American Politics
3 journalers for this copy...
Pre-numbered label used for registration.
From the Central Branch of the Arlington County Library. This was a left over from their recent Friends of the Library book sale, to be released.
From the Central Branch of the Arlington County Library. This was a left over from their recent Friends of the Library book sale, to be released.
Journal Entry 2 by 
ResQgeek
at East Bay Street; Downtown in Charleston, South Carolina USA on Saturday, April 21, 2007
ResQgeek at East Bay Street; Downtown in Charleston, South Carolina USA on Saturday, April 21, 2007
Released 17 yrs ago (4/21/2007 UTC) at East Bay Street; Downtown in Charleston, South Carolina USA
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I picked this up randomly from a bench in downtown Charleston when I was walking around. No time to read it right now but I am going to bring it with me to Tempe, AZ.
CAUGHT IN CHARLSETON SOUTH CAROLINA UNITED STATES
CAUGHT IN CHARLSETON SOUTH CAROLINA UNITED STATES
The Future of Politics, first published in 1951....ehhhhhh, hmmmm. A bit outdated, but a nice baiting device none-the-less. I'd say potitics have changed quite a bit since this time, or have they???
Democrat, Republican, Whig, Bullmoose...I don't see the difference. I suppose it's all a matter of perspective, right? There's some truth circulating around third-parties...maybe. Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted. -Burroughs
This is my first "catch" and I've just created an account as a result. I plan on doing a controlled release (or maybe into the wild) to get a handle of things. Stay tuned for some controlled releases very soon in the Phoenix Metro Area, maybe even at ASU.
Well, that's my two cents on ""The Future of American Politics"". Using library discards is a good way to get people involved in Book-Crossing. I totally get that.
This book will definitely be released soon.
Democrat, Republican, Whig, Bullmoose...I don't see the difference. I suppose it's all a matter of perspective, right? There's some truth circulating around third-parties...maybe. Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted. -Burroughs
This is my first "catch" and I've just created an account as a result. I plan on doing a controlled release (or maybe into the wild) to get a handle of things. Stay tuned for some controlled releases very soon in the Phoenix Metro Area, maybe even at ASU.
Well, that's my two cents on ""The Future of American Politics"". Using library discards is a good way to get people involved in Book-Crossing. I totally get that.
This book will definitely be released soon.
