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An inherently fascination read of a political commentary and analysis that has stood the test of time, Why Political Democracy Must Go: The Origins of Socialism in the United States is especially and unreservedly recommended for community, college, and university library Political Science collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists. --Midwest Book Review

""An inherently fascination read of a political commentary and analysis that has stood the test of time, Why Political Democracy Must Go: The Origins of Socialism in the United States is especially and unreservedly recommended for community, college, and university library Political Science collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists."" --Midwest Book Review

"""An inherently fascination read of a political commentary and analysis that has stood the test of time, Why Political Democracy Must Go: The Origins of Socialism in the United States is especially and unreservedly recommended for community, college, and university library Political Science collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists."" --Midwest Book Review"

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Born in Portland, Oregon, on October 22, 1887, Harvard-educated John Reed was considered one of the most remarkable journalists of his generation. He became famous for his first-hand accounts of the Mexican Revolution, where he rode alongside Panchos Villa, and for his acclaimed portrayal of the Russian Revolution, Ten Days that Shook the World. Reed was also a political activist and a founding member of the Communist Labor Party of America. He died in Russia on October 17, 1920, and is one of only three Americans buried in the Kremlin Wall. Dr. A.K. Brackob is a noted specialist in the history of southeastern Europe. His other books include Scanderbeg: A History of George Castriota and the Albanian Resistance to Islamic Expansion in Fifteenth Century Europe.

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