Oz Frankel explores the nineteenth-century roots of the modern "information state," especially the roles of investigative projects and official reports in embedding the state in print culture and refashioning the politics of representation.
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Civilization in the United States: An Inquiry by Thirty Americans
If you are one of the millions of Americans who believes a change in government is necessary, this is a book you must read.
This book includes papers focusing on Justice William O. Douglas inquiry into fundamental freedoms, freedom and law enforcement, freedom and governmental expenditures to advance the common good, and freedom and duty of government to control ...
... of Granville Sharp, the unwearying exertions of Thomas Clarkson, and the powerful appeals and touching eloquence of "Wilberforce, but barely effected this object, after a parliamentary struggle continuing through nineteen years.
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