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The Uprising in Nixonland
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Dear Reader,

As managing editor of In These Times, one of the best parts of my job is getting to work with talented writers like Rick Perlstein.

Rick, author of Nixonland, has agreed to sign a free copy of his new, critically acclaimed book to those who contribute $150 or more to In These Times in the next week.

It’s all in an effort to raise $10,000 for In These Times in the next few weeks. By providing financial support to a hardworking, muckraking outfit like ours, you can receive a collector’s copy of one of 2008’s must-read books. Signed, sealed, delivered—it’s yours.

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Peace,

Sanhita SinhaRoy
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