The Lobbyists: The Art and Business of Influencing Lawmakers

This book is in fair condition. The dust jacket shows significant wear, with noticeable tears and fading, indicative of its age. As an ex-library book, it bears typical library markings but remains intact and readable. The binding is secure, ensuring the book's durability despite visible signs of use.

"The Lobbyists: The Art and Business of Influencing Lawmakers" by Karl Schriftgiesser is a pivotal work published by Little, Brown and Company in 1951. This hardcover edition delves into the intricate world of lobbying, exploring how lobbyists operate within the political sphere to influence lawmakers. Schriftgiesser, known for his insightful political analyses, provides a detailed examination of the behind-the-scenes activities that shape legislative decisions. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in the mechanics of political influence and the business of lobbying. The condition of this copy includes a worn dust jacket with visible tears and fading, reflecting its age and usage. It is an ex-library book, which adds a layer of history and character to this edition. Although the specific edition is not stated, the publication year suggests it could be an early printing, making it a potentially scarce find for collectors and enthusiasts of political literature.