An edition of Watch what we do ... not what we say! (1971)

Watch what we do ... not what we say!

An account of the present trend of the Nixon-Agnew-Mitchell-Southern strategy axis to the possibility of Orwell's "1984" being accomplished by 1972 ...

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An edition of Watch what we do ... not what we say! (1971)

Watch what we do ... not what we say!

An account of the present trend of the Nixon-Agnew-Mitchell-Southern strategy axis to the possibility of Orwell's "1984" being accomplished by 1972 ...

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Language
English
Pages
189

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Subjects

Internal security, Politics and government

Places

United States

Times

1969-1974
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Watch what we do ... not what we say!: An account of the present trend of the Nixon-Agnew-Mitchell-Southern strategy axis to the possibility of Orwell's "1984" being accomplished by 1972 ...
1971
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Dewey Decimal Class
320.9/73/0924
Library of Congress
E855 .M36

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Pagination
189 p.
Number of pages
189

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OL5455868M
LCCN
73158131

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