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Vintage 1964 The FBI Nobody Knows Fred J. Cook Macmillan HC USA Black History
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Hardcover shows light to moderate shelf wear with faint surface scuffing and minor edge rubbing to the black cloth boards and spine, most noticeable at the corners and spine ends as shown. Page edges display uniform age toning with a few small spots. Mustard endpapers and interior text pages are clean and bright with tight binding and no writing, highlighting, or loose sections. Includes hardcover volume only as pictured; dust jacket is not present.
Title: The FBI Nobody Knows.
Authors and contributors: Fred J. Cook, American journalist and author.
Format: Vintage 1964 hardcover edition bound in black cloth boards with stamped spine titling and mustard yellow endpapers.
Series: Standalone nonfiction work examining the modern Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Publisher: The Macmillan Company, New York; copyright 1964; printed in the United States of America with Collier-Macmillan Canada, Ltd., Toronto, Ontario.
Language and narrative type: English; narrative nonfiction and investigative reporting intended for an adult audience.
Topic and genre: History, politics and society, law enforcement studies, and government, focusing on the structure, power, and public image of the FBI.
Contents: Cook presents a critical account of the FBI\'s origins, leadership, investigative methods, relationship to civil liberties, and influence on American political life.
Edition details: First printing of the 1964 hardcover edition; Library of Congress catalog card number: 64-19995.
Features: Cloth binding with contrasting spine lettering, mustard endpapers, table of contents, chapter notes, index, and traditional text layout suitable for study or reference.
Included material: Single hardcover volume The FBI Nobody Knows by Fred J. Cook only, as pictured.
Keywords: Fred J. Cook The FBI Nobody Knows Macmillan 1964 hardcover history politics law enforcement United States nonfiction.
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