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Harvest Of Rage: Why Oklahoma City Is Only The Beginning
Author: Joel Dyer
Hardback with dust jacket, 304 pages
Publisher: Westview Press; 1st Printing edition (August 1, 1997)
Language: English
Condition: 1st edition, book is like new
Joel Dyer has written this book about the connection between the farm crisis of the 1980s and the rise of the anti-government movement of the 1990s. Encouraged by the federal government to plant "fence row to fence row" during the 1970s, small farmers have since witnessed declining markets, falling prices, and the rise of multinational food companies, which brought massive foreclosures and bankruptcies among small farmers during the 1980s.
The book discusses the plight of farmers and the growing discontent with the government and corporations, and the rise of racists ideologies and conspiracy theories.
The dust jacket looks like new and is clean on the outside. There are two “holes” in the cover to represent bullet holes. Inside the jacket is a stain that looks like coffee, but cannot be seen on the outside. The book itself is a photograph of the Oklahoma bombing.
If you have any questions, please feel free to send an email.
International buyers welcome, Paypal preferred for payment.
Author: Joel Dyer
Hardback with dust jacket, 304 pages
Publisher: Westview Press; 1st Printing edition (August 1, 1997)
Language: English
Condition: 1st edition, book is like new
Joel Dyer has written this book about the connection between the farm crisis of the 1980s and the rise of the anti-government movement of the 1990s. Encouraged by the federal government to plant "fence row to fence row" during the 1970s, small farmers have since witnessed declining markets, falling prices, and the rise of multinational food companies, which brought massive foreclosures and bankruptcies among small farmers during the 1980s.
The book discusses the plight of farmers and the growing discontent with the government and corporations, and the rise of racists ideologies and conspiracy theories.
The dust jacket looks like new and is clean on the outside. There are two “holes” in the cover to represent bullet holes. Inside the jacket is a stain that looks like coffee, but cannot be seen on the outside. The book itself is a photograph of the Oklahoma bombing.
If you have any questions, please feel free to send an email.
International buyers welcome, Paypal preferred for payment.
