The Last Stand: Ralph Nader's Study Group Report on the National Forests (U.S. Forest Service Chief Jack Ward Thomas's copy)

Langue : anglais

Edité par Grossman Publishers, NY, 1974

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An association copy: former United States Forest Service Chief Jack Ward Thomas's copy, with his ownership signature, date, and place (Washington, DC) on the olive front free endpaper. Curiously he dates the book eight years before it was published, so perhaps he meant 1976. With "Thomas" written boldly on all three text block faces as was his habit. From the jacket: "This account of how the natural treasure of our National Forests is being plundered by the commercial logging industry is a chronicle of the mismanagement of the public trust, of the acquiescence of public agencies before the arrayed power of private interests, of the threat to our most precious resources. With care and concern, Daniel Barney and his colleagues expose the nature of the tiber industry's designs . . ." With an introduction by Ralph Nader, (in)famously a Green Party presidential candidate. A large duodecimo in black cloth, white and green lettering to spine. Fine in a very good jacket with light wear to corners and spine ends and one short tear/chip to lower corner of the front panel. An attractive book.…

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Titre
The Last Stand: Ralph Nader's Study Group Report on the National Forests (U.S. Forest Service Chief Jack Ward Thomas's copy)
Auteur
Barney, Daniel R. [Ralph Nader] [Jack Ward Thomas]
Éditeur
Grossman Publishers, NY
Année de publication
1974
État de l'article
Fine
Jaquette
Very good
Signé
Signed
Reliure
Hardcover
Langue
anglais
ISBN à 10 chiffres
0670418943
ISBN à 13 chiffres
9780670418947
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First edition.
Dimensions
Duodecimo
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Forests/Trees, Resource/Wildlife Management

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