Description
Author Quentin Reynolds
Foreword by J. Edgar Hoover
Publisher Landmark: Random House 1963
Format hardcover with dustjacket, includes a personal letter to the reader by the author personally signed
Condition Fine with a dust jacket protected by Brodart. Includes a letter signed by the author, Quentin Reynolds.
Summary
An exciting and authoritative look at one of America’s most famous law enforcement agencies, The F.B.I. by Quentin Reynolds explores the history, structure, and impact of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Written in a compelling, accessible style, this book is part of the esteemed Landmark Books series, known for bringing history to life for young readers and adults alike. With a foreword by none other than J. Edgar Hoover, this edition provides a unique insight into the Bureau’s role in maintaining national security and justice.
Reynolds, a renowned journalist and World War II correspondent, delves into the FBI’s founding, its rise to prominence, and the daring cases that defined its reputation. He highlights the Bureau’s fight against crime, espionage, and internal threats, painting a picture of heroic agents working to uphold law and order.
This rare collectible edition includes an original letter signed by Quentin Reynolds, offering a personal connection to the author’s passion for investigative journalism. In fine condition, with its dust jacket meticulously protected, this is an exceptional find for collectors, history buffs, and those interested in the evolution of federal law enforcement.