The Dissenters: Voices From Contemporary America by Compiler-John Langston Gwaltney - 1986-07-12

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New York.: Random House., 1986. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hardcover 1986 edition. Remainder marked in red pen to bottom edge. Dust jacket, boards and text in near fine condition. Binding firm. Pages unmarked and clean. [321 pages].

Random House Inc, 1986. Hardback. Very Good/Very Good.

New York. 1986. Random House. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket . 0394527259. 321 pages. hardcover. . keywords: Sociology America Politics. FROM THE PUBLISHER - In twenty-seven narratives, people who stood up for their beliefs talk about the experiences and influences in childhood and early life that prompted them to become dissenters, from a Unitarian minister in Massachusetts who sets up a chapter of Sanctuary to a white woman bus driver who drove the whole busload of pot-smoking teenagers to the police station to a woman trying to uncover the truth of her father's death after he had been subjected by the Army to unauthorized chemical experiments. inventory #11385 ISBN: 0394527259.

New York:: Random House,, (1986.). Hardcover first edition -. Fine in near fine dust jacket (dj folds slightly offcenter.). First printing. Book by the African American anthropologist best known as the author 'Drylongso.' Unlike that book, which focused on the black American experience, this includes conversations with Americans of all races and all walks of life, involved in many forms of dissent from a Unitarian minister in Massachusetts who sets up a chapter of Sanctuary to a white woman bus driver who drove the whole busload of pot-smoking teenagers to the police station to a woman trying to uncover the truth of her father's death after he had been subjected by the Army to unauthorized chemical experiments. Photographs. 321 pp.