A New Constitution for a New Country
Title | A New Constitution for a New Country |
Year for Search | 1968 |
Authors | Oliver, M[ichael Kelway](b. 1925) |
Tertiary Authors | Oliver, M. |
Volume / Edition | Rev. ed. No evidence of an earlier edition. |
Date Published | 1968 |
Publisher | Published by arrangement with Fine Arts Press |
Place Published | Reno, NV |
Keywords | Male author |
Annotation | Detailed capitalist eutopia containing a complete constitution (49-128). Apparently, this was meant as outlining the reasons for and the constitution of a new country that the author hoped to establish. See The Capitalist Country Newsletter (1968-69) edited by the author. The author was born in Lithuania, immigrated to the U.S, where he joined the U.S. Air Force, worked in the electronics industry, and became a land developer. A review of the book by Robert L. Meiers, M.D. was published in 1.2 (August 1968): [1-3]. The newsletter is edited by the author of the book being reviewed. |
Info Notes | A review of the book by Robert L. Meiers, M.D. was published in 1.2 (August 1968): [1-3]. The newsletter is edited by the author of the book being reviewed. |
Holding Institutions | MiU |
Author Note | The author (b. 1925) was born in Lithuania, immigrated to the U.S, where he joined the U.S. Air Force, worked in the electronics industry, and became a land developer. |
Full Text | 1968 Oliver, M[ichael Kelway] (b. 1925). A New Constitution for a New Country. Rev. ed. Reno, NV: Published by arrangement with Fine Arts Press. No evidence of an earlier edition. MiU Detailed capitalist eutopia containing a complete constitution (49-128). Apparently, this was meant as outlining the reasons for and the constitution of a new country that the author hoped to establish. See The Capitalist Country Newsletter (1968-69) edited by the author. The author was born in Lithuania, immigrated to the U.S, where he joined the U.S. Air Force, worked in the electronics industry, and became a land developer. A review of the book by Robert L. Meiers, M.D. was published in 1.2 (August 1968): [1-3]. The newsletter is edited by the author of the book being reviewed. |