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Book Condition: Used Very Good
Seller: Lippincott Books

United States
About Item: New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1909. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. xv, 334 pp. Illustrated from photographs; with index. From Steffens introduction, explaining why both parties needed reform candidates: "Republics are ungrateful, that's why they are republics.... The people are not constant and the forces of corruption are." He went on to say that, threatened with reform, the "interests" threw in a moral issue, prohibition, as a distraction. From the library of Francis O' Brien, dean of Maine's antiquarian booksellers with his stamp on front pastedown. Gift inscription to previous owner on ffep.
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