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Talewind cartoons by Paul Darrow. ... Read more

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Chapters: William Howard Taft, Allen G. Thurman, John Sherman, Clarence Darrow, Antonin Scalia, Charles Keating, Paul Hackett, James A. Garfield, Mary Jo Kilroy, Bruce Johnson, George Voinovich, Bob Taft, Rob Portman, Charles N. Haskell, Noah Haynes Swayne, Edwin M. Stanton, Morrison Waite, John Hessin Clarke, Stephanie Tubbs Jones, Paul Gillmor, Nicholas Longworth, Elisha F. Paxton, Mike Dewine, John Bingham, Ron Kuby, John Mcdowell Leavitt, Steve Latourette, David Tod, William B. Allison, Marcia Fudge, Carmen Milano, Benjamin F. Potts, Clement Vallandigham, Betty Sutton, Rufus P. Spalding, Carl Stokes, William R. Day, Stanley Matthews, Thomas Corwin, Joshua Reed Giddings, James F. Wilson, William Lawrence, Samuel J. Kirkwood, John G. Mitchell, George H. Pendleton, Thomas Ewing, James W. Denver, Louis Stokes, Henry M. Cist, Anson G. Mccook, Erwin Griswold, John Cranley, James W. Reilly, Armond Budish, Alphonso Taft, Robert Byington Mitchell, James Rudolph Garfield, Frederick William Lehmann, Manning Force, Columbus Delano, William Burnham Woods, Robert M. Owens, Joseph D. Taylor, Durbin Ward, William G. Batchelder, Harry M. Daugherty, William O'neill, Lewis D. Campbell, John Feldmeier, Samuel Fenton Cary, George Wythe Mccook, Decius Wade, Alice M. Batchelder, Nathaniel R. Jones, Joshua Hall Bates, Ralph Regula, Mortimer Dormer Leggett, Charles H. Grosvenor, Halbert E. Paine, Bill Randle, Mike Crites, Isaac M. Jordan, William D. Mason, Angelin Chang, Bob Latta, Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Dennis E. Eckart, Samuel Finley Vinton, David S. Mann, Sidney Edgerton, Thomas L. Young, William Moore Mcculloch, James B. Hughes, David J. Leland, Candace Smith, Betty Montgomery, Lawrence Maxwell, Jr., Charles N. Lamison, Martin Welker, Daniel Mccook, William Stanbery, Samuel Beakes, Albert C. Thompson, William Mungen, William Mclean, William H. Upson, William R. Warnock, Lynn Toler, John Jay Adams, Lance Mason, George E. Seney, James V. ...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=350570 ... Read more

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hit and miss
This is a collection of stories that are split between mind-shattering entertainment and decrepit dullness. Most of the stories contained are stunning examples of smart science-fiction, but then you get a couple of stories that bring the world of the Matrix to the dumbest levels it has ever produced.

Out of the 12 stories presented, 8 of them hold up amazingly well. The best story isn't even a comic. It's an all-text story called "Goliath", and (IMO) its the best story Neil Gaiman has done outside of his Sandman epic. I would say it's as good as the 1st Matrix movie. It's probably worth buying the book for.

Overall, this book is a lot better than the Animatrix, and just as good as Matrix: Reloaded.

writing: [7/10]
art: [7.5/10]

Bad Binding
I was really excited about getting this collection of stories after reading everything in here online but, once I started reading it the pages started falling out.I think I got to the second story.Very disappointing.

if you really like Matrix, buy it
Good stories, excellent artists. If you like good comics and the universe of Matrix, this book is for you.

The Matrix is a gran tale
if your a matrix fan then this book is for you, its pretty good it has a lot of detail of the matrix that you dont get from the movies, its just to big of a story to fit in three movies. Dont forget to watch the ani-matrix as well.

Better than the movie!!!
Great comic book.Graphics are nice.Not like your average comics.Worth the price.If you're K.R. fan,a recommended collectible.FREEDOM ISN'T FREE.WE'RE FREE BECAUSE OF OUR TROOPS.SUPPORT THEM LIKE THEY'VE SUPPORTED US. ... Read more

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6 ISSUE MINI - COMPLETE! ... Read more

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Publishers Weekly:

This brief, useful book illuminates an obscure chapter in the history of Los Angeles and America's socialist movement. Job Harriman was an Indiana farm boy who, by the turn of the 20th century, had become California's most prominent socialist. Harriman clashed with L.A.'s unofficial king, Los Angeles Times publisher Harrison Gray Otis, who hated labor unions. In 1910, an explosion at the Times building killed 20 workers. The ensuing criminal case became a cause celebre, with Clarence Darrow defending the accused unionists. Meanwhile, as socialism grew in popularity, Harriman beat the incumbent in the Los Angeles mayoral primary. But the unionists pleaded guilty shortly before the general election, sabotaging Harriman's candidacy and paralyzing the local and national labor movements. Rolfe ( In Search of Literary L.A. ), researcher Greenstein and Lennon ( The Sagebrush Bohemian ) describe the conflicting evidence regarding Harriman's knowledge of the plea, as well as internal struggles within the left. The book also serves as a corrective to the Times' s distorted history of the Llano del Rio Cooperative Colony, a socialist community founded by Harriman in Southern Calfornia's Antelope Valley. Photos. ... Read more

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Excellent short history
This book is a well research, short account of the life of the American socialist Job Harriman and his founding of the socialist colony Rio del Llano.

I first became interested in the Rio del Llano site in the Antelope Valley after running into it on vacation three years ago. But the information in the ghost town guide books we had were too brief (and I've found inaccurate) to really understand what happened there. This short history is a well researched account of what happened along with some interesting photographs of the people and area a century ago. Though the authors are clearly sympathetic with Job Harriman (the colony's founder), it is largely a balanced account - a noteworthy accomplishment given the human emotion almost necessarily connected with the topic of socialism. Don't be put off by the obscure title of this book. The book is about Job Harriman, the bombing of the Los Angeles Times building in 1910, and Harriman's socialist community in the Rio del Llano. It will help you get the facts straight. I just finished reading the book, and I feel lucky I had the courage to purchase it sight unseen from Amazon. ... Read more

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This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words.This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ... Read more