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White Cloud Press 2001 Hard cover First Edition, stated first printing 2001 in fine / like new condition. The pages are clean and crisp with no bent corners. Boards are as new, and the spine is square and tight. The dust jacket is clean and undamaged. The book is in excellent condition inside and out with an unclipped DJ, and no remainder mark. All items guaranteed, and a portion of each sale supports social programs in Los Angeles. Ships from CA.
Ashland, OR White Cloud Press 2001 First Edition. First Printing Hard cover Very good, very good 254, illus., index. Inscribed by the author (Hatfield). Against the Grain is a political and spiritual memoir of Senator Mark O. Hatfield, the most progressive politician in the Republican Party since Abraham Lincoln, covering his opposition to the Vietnam War, successful drafting of the Soviet-American nuclear freeze legislation with Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy, and his strong stands of conscience on health reform, the death penalty and the balanced budget amendment, which typically ran counter to the Republican mainstream. For five consecutive Senate terms, Hatfield made his mark, sometimes softly, sometimes stridently, fighting to serve the people of his country with honesty and devotion. Constantly opposing the military-industrial complex and the violence of the arms race, he fought for housing, employment, education, and basic human dignity. Throughout the book, and in the final section on spirituality, he offers hope, insight and solutions to the greatest violences facing our age: militarism, discrimination, materialism and poverty. He envisions a world where the "political-industrial complex" no longer holds sway and candidates are judged on merit, rather than marketed like toothpaste. In a world swerving out of control, his solutions move away from big government toward enlisting people's hearts and minds.
Ashland, OR: White Cloud Press, Date: 2001. First Edition. First Printing. very good, very good. 254, illus., index. Inscribed by the author (Hatfield). Against the Grain is a political and spiritual memoir of Senator Mark O. Hatfield, the most progressive politician in the Republican Party since Abraham Lincoln, covering his opposition to the Vietnam War, successful drafting of the Soviet-American nuclear freeze legislation with Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy, and his strong stands of conscience on health reform, the death penalty and the balanced budget amendment, which typically ran counter to the Republican mainstream. For five consecutive Senate terms, Hatfield made his mark, sometimes softly, sometimes stridently, fighting to serve the people of his country with honesty and devotion. Constantly opposing the military-industrial complex and the violence of the arms race, he fought for housing, employment, education, and basic human dignity. Throughout the book, and in the final section on spirituality, he offers hope, insight and solutions to the greatest violences facing our age: militarism, discrimination, materialism and poverty. He envisions a world where the "political-industrial complex" no longer holds sway and candidates are judged on merit, rather than marketed like toothpaste. In a world swerving out of control, his solutions move away from big government toward enlisting people's hearts and minds. 2001. White Cloud Press ISBN 1883991366 ...
ISBN10: 1883991366, ISBN13: 9781883991364, [publisher: White Cloud Press, Ashland, OR] Hardcover First Edition 254, illus., index. Inscribed by the author (Hatfield). Against the Grain is a political and spiritual memoir of Senator Mark O. Hatfield, the most progressive politician in the Republican Party since Abraham Lincoln, covering his opposition to the Vietnam War, successful drafting of the Soviet-American nuclear freeze legislation with Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy, and his strong stands of conscience on health reform, the death penalty and the balanced budget amendment, which typically ran counter to the Republican mainstream. For five consecutive Senate terms, Hatfield made his mark, sometimes softly, sometimes stridently, fighting to serve the people of his country with honesty and devotion. Constantly opposing the military-industrial complex and the violence of the arms race, he fought for housing, employment, education, and basic human dignity. Throughout the book, and in the final section on spirituality, he offers hope, insight and solutions to the greatest violences facing our age: militarism, discrimination, materialism and poverty. He envisions a world where the "political-industrial complex" no longer holds sway and candidates are judged on merit, rather than marketed like toothpaste. In a world swerving out of control, his solutions move away from big government toward enlisting people's hearts and minds. [Silver Spring, MD, ...
White Cloud Pr, Date: 2000-12-01. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! 2000. White Cloud Pr ISBN 1883991366 9781883991364 [US]
Ashland: White Cloud Press, Date: 2001. First edition. Hardcover. A fine copy in bright slick red cloth over boards with gilt spine lettering in a near fine jacket. Signed and inscribed by Hatfield on the title page. Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield has consistently offered integrity and vision in a culture groping for meaning. Here, he reveals compelling insights on his half century of public service. He offers hope, purpose, and perspective for the critical years ahead. His political life has been punctuated by strong stands; as Governor he was against the death penalty, he was the lone Governor in the nation vocally opposing Johnson's administration's Vietnam policy. As a senator he opposed the military-industrial complex and the violence of the arms race. He also fought for housing, employment, education and basic human dignity. 254 pages illustrated from photographs. 2001. White Cloud Press ISBN 1883991366 US
Ashland: White Cloud Press, Date: 2001. First edition. Hardcover. A fine copy in bright slick red cloth over boards with gilt spine lettering in a near fine jacket. Signed and inscribed by Hatfield on the title page. Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield has consistently offered integrity and vision in a culture groping for meaning. Here, he reveals compelling insights on his half century of public service. He offers hope, purpose, and perspective for the critical years ahead. His political life has been punctuated by strong stands; as Governor he was against the death penalty, he was the lone Governor in the nation vocally opposing Johnson's administration's Vietnam policy. As a senator he opposed the military-industrial complex and the violence of the arms race. He also fought for housing, employment, education and basic human dignity. 254 pages illustrated from photographs. 2001. White Cloud Press ISBN 1883991366 9781883991364 [US]
ISBN10: 1883991366, ISBN13: 9781883991364, [publisher: White Cloud Press, Ashland] Hardcover First Edition Signed and inscribed by Hatfield on the title page. Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield has consistently offered integrity and vision in a culture groping for meaning. Here, he reveals compelling insights on his half century of public service. He offers hope, purpose, and perspective for the critical years ahead. His political life has been punctuated by strong stands; as Governor he was against the death penalty, he was the lone Governor in the nation vocally opposing Johnson's administration's Vietnam policy. As a senator he opposed the military-industrial complex and the violence of the arms race. He also fought for housing, employment, education and basic human dignity. 254 pages illustrated from photographs. A fine copy in bright slick red cloth over boards with gilt spine lettering in a near fine jacket [Bainbridge Island, WA, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 2001]
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