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Ross, John, - Unintended Consequences / John Ross. p. cm. ISBN I. Title. PSOU55 ' --dc20 95 CIP Fourth Printing Printed in the United States of America. Dedication This book is dedicated to the three women in my life: My mother, Lucianna Ross, who taught me by her example that you have. Unintended Consequences (John Ross) "The unspoken and unchallenged assumption is that anyone who kills employees of the U.S. Government is at best an irrational, paranoid, right-wing fanatic and at worst certifiably insane. The idea that the killers might be logical people acting in a reasoned manner is too horrible for guardians of the. Buy Unintended Consequences by John Ross, Timothy Mullin (Foreword by) online at Alibris. We have new and used copies available, in 1 editions - starting at $ Shop now.
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