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First Strike

Freedom First

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Product Code: 122

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NOTE: This sourcebook is available in digital format only. Buyers will receive via email a digital code to be used at Blue Book Report's brief section.

Written by John Ehrett, Paul Schlaudraff, Ann Marie Craig, and Andrew McNair, FIRST STRIKE contains 10-12 Affirmative cases and corresponding Negative briefs to give both novice and advanced debaters an early edge.

So what is it that makes FIRST STRIKE any different than the other sourcebooks out there?

1) Full Affirmative Cases
Many sourcebooks today contain simply "Affirmative briefs," leaving it up to the debater to construct his or her own plan from an assortment of loosely connected and occasionally self-contradicting evidence cards. Others contain "complete" Affirmative cases, but without much transitional rhetoric or in-depth analysis of the evidence. FIRST STRIKE provides debaters with a variety of detailed Affirmative cases backed up with plenty of 2A support.

2) Superior Quality Evidence
Discussions of proper evidence standards are becoming increasingly commonplace throughout the league. FIRST STRIKE addresses these concerns by providing quality evidence from reliable sources. In FIRST STRIKE, debaters will find no strikethroughs, no ellipses, no power tags, no omitted words, and no evidence taken out of context.

3) Broad Scope
FIRST STRIKE is more than just a collection of squirrel cases written by advanced debaters. The Affirmative cases in FIRST STRIKE are intended to provide effective policy solutions to real-world issues in a variety of different subject areas. From comprehensive policy shifts to specific legislative reforms, the Affirmative cases contained in FIRST STRIKE will give debaters the opportunity to explore many facets of this year's topic.

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