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11-10-2003, 11:53 AM
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...another blast from the past - Hager's book
Posted By: Todd
I bought my copy back in 1995, and think that if you put yourself back to that time (I think he published it in 1993), it really was pretty decent. The pictures are fantastic, although the spelling, grammar and punctuation are so bad that your eyes may start to bleed. There is alot of self-aggrandizement in there too-- his bio would have you believe he's a mixture of Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and Merril Lynch. 
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