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Good condition. Good dust jacket.

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256 p.

256 p.

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Very Good condition. Good dust jacket.

Very Good condition. Good dust jacket.

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Book in good or better condition. Dispatched same day from US or UK warehouse.

Book in good or better condition. Dispatched same day from US or UK warehouse.

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Dust jacket condition: Very Good. It was a year of high hopes and desolating disasters. President

Dust jacket condition: Very Good. It was a year of high hopes and desolating disasters. President Gorbachev set out to put the Gold War on ice and withdrew Russian troops from Afghanistan. The PLO leader Yasser Arafat recognized the right of the state of

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0002235722 Dust jacket condition: Very Good. It was a year of high hopes and desolating disasters.

0002235722 Dust jacket condition: Very Good. It was a year of high hopes and desolating disasters. President Gorbachev set out to put the Gold War on ice and withdrew Russian troops from Afghanistan. The PLO leader Yasser Arafat recognized the right of the state of Israel to exist. Iran and Iraq agreed to end their eight years of war. Pinochet was voted down, if not yet out, by the voters of Chile. But it was also the year of the Armenian earthquake, the year when millions were left either dead or homeless after flooding in Khartoum and Bangladesh, the year when Lockerbie, Piper Alpha and Hillsborough became names synonymous with catastrophe. The Bedside Guardian, now in its thirty-eighth year, once more faces up to the ebb and flow of earthly things, great and small. Jonathan Steele fmds himself amidst the rubble of Armenia. Richard Gott penetrates the heart of South American darkness in search of the heirs of Nietzsche. Edward Vulliamy takes a little light conversation with the revolting football fans of Dusseldorf. Closer to home, Terry Hands, the Royal Shakespeare Company Director accepts the Guardian's invitation to try his hand at being a theatre critic. Andrew Rawnsley is discovered, still imprisoned in the House of Commons, watching the Home Secretary lay hands on ancient liberties. Germaine Greer takes on Philip Larkin and Philip Norman sees off the 1980s. Once more the Guardian covers the waterfront and once more it makes waves of its own. 256 pages. Your order on its way to you by the next business day!

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0002235722.
First Printing.

0002235722.
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Book. 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall.
A very nice copy. Scan available.

Book. 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall.
A very nice copy. Scan available.

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DJ has no chips or tears.

DJ has no chips or tears.

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Book is in new condition.

Book is in new condition.

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Hard bound in dust cover both in very good condition. Front cover illustrated with a black and white

Hard bound in dust cover both in very good condition. Front cover illustrated with a black and white picture. Cover and page edging are slightly soiled. Leaves are clean. Illustrated with black and white picture's. Has 254 page's.

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