THE Invisible Government

This Bantam paperback edition from 1965 exhibits noticeable wear. The cover has creases and some tearing, particularly on the edges, and the pages are yellowed with age. Despite these cosmetic issues, the binding remains intact, and all pages are present and legible. A solid reading copy for those interested in Cold War intelligence.

"The Invisible Government" by David Wise and Thomas B. Ross, published by Bantam Books in March 1965, is a seminal work in the field of political and intelligence literature. This Bantam edition, printed in New York, offers a comprehensive and unaltered presentation of the original hardcover edition. Wise and Ross, respected journalists, provide an in-depth account of America's intelligence and espionage apparatus during the Cold War era. This edition is particularly notable for its accessibility as a low-priced paperback, making it an essential addition for collectors of political and historical literature. The book explores the complexities and clandestine operations of government intelligence, offering insights into both its successes and failures. Condition: The book shows signs of wear, consistent with age, including creased pages and a worn cover, but remains intact and readable.