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Kerner: The Conflict of Intangible Rights
This biography of Otto Kerner traces the heritage of a major figure in Illinois politics and explains his precipitous descent from public hero to public enemy.
406 pages, Hardcover
First published September 14, 1999
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August 2, 2007
In my friends basement, in the carefully organized storage room, my friend's dad, while searching for some forgotten tool, moved aside a white construction hardhat with the words "Kerner Kicks Ass" emblazoned on the side.
"What's that?" (I was perhaps a bit young to distill my curiousity into a more cogent query.)
"Otto Kerner. I worked on his campaign. It ain't right, what they did to him."
After reading this book, I would have to agree. It ain't right what they did to him.
"What's that?" (I was perhaps a bit young to distill my curiousity into a more cogent query.)
"Otto Kerner. I worked on his campaign. It ain't right, what they did to him."
After reading this book, I would have to agree. It ain't right what they did to him.
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