Title: Misleading Publication Information
Product review: I bought this book for my Kindle so that I could use it as a source in my POLS 497 Senior Seminar in Political Science final research paper at American Military University. I have no beef with de Tocqueville, mind you. His work is as brilliant as ever. BUT, the listing on Amazon said this is a BANTAM CLASSIC published in 2010, which led me to expect those little accoutrements, like page numbers, and a real copyright date. Instead, there are no page numbers, and where the Bantam Classic copyright notice should be, I instead found this: "copyright 2002, Western Standard Pulbishing [...]".Now, I did not buy a book from OriginalSources.com. I bought a book from Bantam Classics, at least that is what the misleading publication information caused me to believe. Now I am not even sure if I can use this book as a source, because it gives false publication information. OUCH! Not happy, Amazon. Just another reminder of why I use Apple's iBooks WAY more often.
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