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Here is the Corrected PDF File:
Unintended-Consequences-PDF.pdf
 

Ernie,

I had never actually read the electronic version I sent you several years back. I recently did, and discovered that the copy was TERRIBLE. It was apparently made by scanning the hardcopy, and using OCR, but never proofread.

Anyway, I spent the last several weeks reading it, marking things that needed correcting, and making the corrections. So I now have a very clean electronic version. I'm attaching the PDF and the MOBI format. I don't remember what other format(s) I sent back then, so if there are others you need, let me know and I will get them to you.

Please note that the available software to convert PDF to MOBI is apparently pretty flaky. So while the PDF format is great, the MOBI still contains some goofy line breaks where they shouldn't be. But it's still MUCH better than it was, and easily readable.

Hope all is well.

HAL9000

This is the original PDF that was produced via OCR and not PROOF READ (Corrected Version at Top) Unintended Consequences PDF

This is the original MOBI file and has not been corrected... will be loading corrected MOBI file ASAP (need some coding changes for format loading on this site). Unintended Consequences MOBI

Unintended Consequences AZW

The next printing is going to be softcover and will probably be priced at $28.95 and $6 shipping.

A modern novel of liberty to rival Rand's Atlas Shrugged...a masterwork." -- Vin Suprynowicz, Las Vegas Review-Journal.

"What Harriet Beecher Stowe did in 1853 [showing the horrors of slavery in Uncle Tom's Cabin] John Ross has done for today's struggle for individual freedom...Read it!"
--Aaron Zelman, Executive Director, Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership.

"The most important work of fiction I have read in over a decade."
-- Dr. Edgar Suter, Chairman of Doctors for Integrity in Policy Research

After the repeal of Prohibition, Congress passes an obscure federal gun law, written to promote massive noncompliance and thus give idled Prohibition agents something to do. Three decades later, a boy born into a well-to-do family becomes immersed in shooting sports, and firearms become his lifelong passion. An expert with rifle and pistol who gives free personal protection classes to women, Henry Bowman is just one of the millions of people who comprise America's "gun culture." Because of his upbringing, Henry is sensitized to government's capacity to abuse its power. As years pass, Henry watches continued federal assaults on the gun culture with growing alarm. Concurrently, Henry's adult life intersects with the lives of two very different people: Cindy, a woman whose instincts for self-preservation help her survive virtual slavery inside an organized crime syndicate, and Ray, a lawyer who left the U.S. in 1963 and returns thirty years later. Now near middle age, Henry is alone at a friend's house one night. He uses his skills to thwart an armed break-in only to discover that the assault was not a burglary but a raid. Henry's victims are not street criminals but federal agents, and with mounting horror he listens to the captive survivors describe the operation they were carrying out. With the Ruby Ridge killings and the Waco massacre burned into his memory, Henry knows he has just given himself a death sentence. He faces the law enforcement assets of the entire U.S. Government as the country's future hangs in the balance. Despite the odds, Henry has no intention of becoming a martyr. Henry Bowman is a resourceful man with money, intelligence, and motivation, and he has history on his side.

John Ross (shown above in Denver, October 20, 2001) is an investment broker and financial adviser in St. Louis, Missouri. He has degrees in English and Economics from Amherst College in Amherst, Massachusetts. Mr. Ross is a certified personal protection instructor, and the author of Self-Defense Laws and Violent Crime Rates in the United States, which was the first published work to empirically assess the effect of concealed-carry laws on violent crime in America. He has authored several firearms-related technical articles for Precision Shooting magazine and Machine Gun News. Since the age of eight, Mr. Ross has been an avid participant in many aspects of the shooting sports. He fires upwards of 20,000 rounds of ammunition per year and is, by his own admission, a member of the gun culture.

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