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Synopsis:
What is TSOG? It's the "Tsarist Occupational Government", those wonderful folks in Washington B.C. (oops, sorry, that's D.C.) who, OF COURSE, always have your best interest at heart. Of course.
TSOG is Bob's most powerful political statement. What is happening in the United States--RIGHT NOW!--to human freedom and to the Constitution that was written to secure and protect YOUR liberty? Why does the U.S. have a drug TSAR(!) who proudly destroys millions of lives and bullies the governments of the rest of the world into prosecuting an insane war on [some] drugs? How did a Nazi spy come to have an enormous influence on current U.S. foreign policy? Will the 'war on terrorism' put the last nail in the coffin of YOUR rights? Would Hannibal Lecter make a better president than George W. Bush?
Bob's keen wit skewers those who are forcing us all into slavery, and warns us that there is little time left. How long will it be before Bob's books are banned as 'literary terrorism'?

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First edition. Illustrated. xxx, 659 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Taylor was director of the Metropolitan Museum from 1940 to 1955. His other writings include Babel's Tower (1945); Fifty Centuries of Art (1954); and Pierpont Morgan as Collector and Patron (1957). Original beige cloth, pictorial endpapers. Spine a bit sunned and covers slightly soiled; without dust jacket. In quarter green morocco slipcase with chemise Illustrated.

Provides an introduction to teaching video games, offering practical advice on classroom approaches and reference to critical and theoretical writing. This guide links the study of video games to the key concepts, includes detailed case studies of a range of video games, and summarizes educational research.

320pgs(Index). 26 B/W Photos. Clean, bright & tight. No ink names, bookplates, etc. Price unclipped.

The book has dark blue cloth boards with gilt lettering on the front and on the spine. Cream colored endpapers. The book is signed in black ink on the front endpaper to Thelma and Ralph Tash, with deepest appreciation and warmest best wishes, Gerald R. Ford. The dust jacket retains the publisher's original $12.95 price code. Full number line on copyright page 79 80 81 82 83 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. Near fine condition. Small tear on back of dust cover near fold.

c. 1906. Book is very good maroon cloth boards. Spine tips and corners rubbed. Slightly cocked. Contents good with light foxing to page edges. 8" - 9" tall