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Click to view full description | 1. | BUCKLEY, WILLIAM F. Jr Racing Through Paradise. A Pacific Passage.
New York, Random House, 1982 Hard Cover Very Good Good
344 pages, many color plates and text illustrations, cloth, dj, 1st edition, v.g.
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| 2. | BUCKLEY, WILLIAM F. Jr The unmaking of a mayor.
New York Viking Press, 1967 Hard Cover
341 pages, 4 plates, cloth, dust jacket, 2nd printing, very good.
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| 3. | BUCKLEY, WILLIAM F., Jr. A Hymnal: the Controversial Arts
New York G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1978 Hard Cover Very Good Good
511 pages, cloth, dj, very good. Fifth impression. From the publisher: This latest Buckley collection is uproarious and serene, exciting and tranquilizing, mordant and gentle. The author has something engrossing to say about the last days of Cardinal Mindszenty, the insatiable curiosity of Hubert Humphrey, the histrionic techniques of David Niven, the artifices of the CIA, the selling of a best-seller. He writes about skiing and flying and sailing (an essay first published in The New Yorker); reviews after 25 years his famous brief against higher education at Yale; analyzes the character and policies of Jimmy Carter and his two predecessors; evokes the political conventions of 1976; and gives us some of the secrets of his home life.
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| 4. | BUCKLEY, WILLIAM F., Jr. On the firing line. The public life of our public figures.
New Brunswick, Random House, 1989 Hard Cover
533 pages, illustrations, cloth, former owner's name on endpaper otherwise very good.
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| 5. | BUCKLEY, WILLIAM F., Jr. Right reason. A collection selected by Richard Brookhiser.
Garden City Doubleday & Co. 1985 First Edition Hard Cover
454 pages, cloth, dj, very good. 1st edition. From the publisher: Right Reason is drawn from articles, columns, speeches, and essays written in the seven years since Bill Buckley's acclaimed collection A Hymnal was published. He examines here events, personalities, crises, and celebrations, displaying the craft of a journalist whose work 'when political passions have cooled, will be in textbooks for its elegance.'
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