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Agnew, Spiro T. (1918-1996) The Canfield Decision, Signed Copy, First Edition, and Autograph Letter Signed. [Chicago, IL]: Playboy Press, [1976].
Stated first edition, in a slightly torn dust jacket; [and] single page letter to George Phillips (perhaps Agnew's physician) November 2, 1973, honoring their old friendship and professing innocence.
"I can only say again that I am innocent of the terrible charges against me. Someday the truth will emerge. A fair hearing in the Congress was denied me, and the cards [...] were stacked against me."
Estimate $300-500
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Chicago, Playboy Press, George Phillips, physician, CongressJohn Dorfman
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