Book Summary and Reviews of The Secret History of the American Empire by John Perkins

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"his book's greatest value may be to encourage a competent journalist to cover the same ground." - PW.

"Anecdotal inside info on the dirty deeds of the military-industrial complex, replete with sermons on resisting and changing it. " - Kirkus.

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