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"""The author argues convincingly that from the start U.S. authorities were aware of the risk to the miner's health...[and] skillfully documents the pathetic consequences of a government policy steeped in cynicism . . . . I know of no other book that explores in an overview the policy, health, and compensation perspective as this one does.""-Leonard Cole Rutgers University"

The author argues convincingly that from the start U.S. authorities were aware of the risk to the miner's health...[and] skillfully documents the pathetic consequences of a government policy steeped in cynicism . . . . I know of no other book that explores in an overview the policy, health, and compensation perspective as this one does. -Leonard Cole Rutgers University

""The author argues convincingly that from the start U.S. authorities were aware of the risk to the miner's health...[and] skillfully documents the pathetic consequences of a government policy steeped in cynicism . . . . I know of no other book that explores in an overview the policy, health, and compensation perspective as this one does.""-Leonard Cole Rutgers University

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HOWARD BALL, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Political Science and Public Administration at the University of Vermont, has written at length on public policy questions. His books include Of Power and Right (1992), We Have a Duty: The Watergate Tapes Litigation (Greenwood, 1990), Controlling Regulatory Sprawl: Presidential Strategies from Nixon to Reagan (Greenwood, 1984) and Justice Downwind: The American Atomic Testing Program in the 1950s (1988), among others.

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