All EAB orders Over the Amount of $30.00 Earn A FREE, Bonus Book from Imagi-Vision, Inc.
With any order of books over the amount of $30.00
from the Electronic Assassinations Bookstore you may select one free book from
the list below. There are currently nine different titles to choose from.
To order your free book, simply add it to the
end of your list when you send us your bookstore request by e-mail. Upon
receipt of payment, we will ship it to you with your order. The condition of
the books vary and the better copies will go to those who order first.
Title 1 - Edited by Bill Adler,
The Kennedy Wit,
New York, Bantam, 1964,
1965, SC, 127p., copies range from F to E.
This is the paperback version of the best seller. Kennedy had a
way with words and a keen sense of humor. Adler collects some classic
examples of JFK's spoken and written gems along with many photos.
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Title 2 - Rowland Evans and Robert Novak,
Lyndon B. Johnson: The
Exercise of Power, New York, Signet,
1966, 1968, SC, 640p., copies range from P to VG.
Billed as a "total dissection of the Johnson
performance," this book, written by the noted
television pundits, is a mixed bag of soft praise and
criticism of the power-obsessed LBJ released at a time
when LBJ was still a sitting president.
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Title 3 - Barbara Garson,
Mac Bird!, New York,
Grove Press, 1966, 1967, SC, 109p., copies range from F to VG.
This is the text version of a play that paints a very
unflattering picture of a tragic/comic character that is a cross
between Shakespere's Macbeth and Lyndon Baines Johnson.
The implication is that LBJ was the man behind the assassination.
LBJ probably didn't appreciate her sense of humor.
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Title 4 - J. Evetts Haley,
A Texan Looks at Lyndon: A
Study in Illegitimate Power, Canyon,
Texas, Palo Duro Press, 1964, SC, 254p., copies range from
F to VG.
A cowboy historian trashes LBJ by detailing dirty tricks
and scandals supposedly attributed to the man who became
President following the death of JFK. This book, for some
reason, deals very little with the JFK assassination.
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Title 5 - John F. Kennedy,
Profiles in Courage,
New York, Popular Library, 1956, 1963, SC, 233p.,
copies range from F to G.
John F. Kennedy wrote this book to let people know about
the people who he admired in American history. He was impressed with
their courage, their creativeness and their desire to do what was
right, no matter what the cost.
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Title 6 - Robert F. Kennedy,
The Enemy Within,
New York, Popular Library, 1960, SC, 320p.,
copies range from F to VG.
A paperback version of his sensational expose of
corruption released in 1960 before his brother had been
elected to the presidency. It deals with his struggle to
expose corrupt union practices and his crusade to destroy
organized crime.
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Title 7 - Priscilla Johnson McMillan,
Marina and Lee,
New York, Bantam, 1977, 1978, SC, 689p., copies range from F to VG.
Priscilla McMillan is an author who many critics believe
was some sort of agent for the U.S. government. She was
largely responsible for isolating Marina Oswald from
exposure to conspiracy-oriented information. This book
was delayed for many years and is one of the most
militant of lone assassin oriented books. Oswald's wife
now believes there was a conspiracy and that her husband,
Lee Harvey Oswald, was a patsy.
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Title 8 - Flora Strousse,
John F. Kennedy: Man of Courage,
New York, Signet, 1964, 1965, SC, 144p., copies range from F to G.
This book was issued following the assassaination of John
F. Kennedy, but has very little about his death. It recounts
his life and career from childhood through the presidency.
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Title 9 - United States Government/NYTimes,
Report of the Warren Commission,
New York, Bantam, 1964, SC, 726p., copies range from F to G.
The New York Times reprinted, almost immediately, the
Government Printing Office report and added essays by
four journalists who all strongly supported the official,
lone-assassin theory.
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