I got this because I was interested in the man behind the "revolutionary" design of the telescope. What John Dobson revolutionized was large aperture reflectors (thin, plate glass mirrors) on economical, sturdy mounts (plywood and teflon) that anyone could use that would enable one to see the Universe as it really is.
John F. MacArthur
John Grisham
John Ray
John Tierney
John Brantingham
John Harte3
John F. Schneider
John H. Sagers
John Borrows
John A. Smith
John Chitty
John Patrick Green
John Wood
John Lakos
John V. Petrocelli
John M. Sabol
John Siraj-Blatchford
John Hatchard
John Sevigny
John Patrick Green
John Donne
John Perez
John Perez
John Buchan
Albert John
John Perez
John Prints
John Buchan
John Bunyan
John R. Vacca
John DeFerrari
John Raidt
John Scott
John Cleese
John O'Toole
John A. C. Cartner
John Taylor
John Moody
John Glatt
John Zizioulas
John Haldon
John W. Stevenson
John Palmer
John S. Lyons
John London
John Ross MacDonald
John D. Montana
John Patrick Green
John Fielder
John Rudolph Covach
John Gibbons
Fuller, John
John P. Ackerman
John Ryan
Mary Brydon-Miller
WrightGroup/McGraw-Hill
Nicholas Wolfson
Ronald A. Carson
WrightGroup/McGraw-Hill
Samuel J. Meisels
Keith Kinder
Jamaican Bar Association
Roger A. Mason
Vinay Kumar
Ronald S. Irving
Brian Subirana
Weimin Han
Christian Manegold
Shalini Puri
Madhubalan Viswanathan
Mordechai Ben-Ari
Sheila Peace
Ioannes Aloysius. van Dieten
Christos D. Liapis
Peter Grobstich
Bernd Rohlfing
Paul Smith
Ashfaq Hasan
Fabiola Reyes
Alan Davies
Antonio Rigueiro-Rodríguez
Niccolo Machiavelli
Jen Sincero
Rick Henderson
Bernhard Fischer
Klaus Manger
Alfred Bodenheimer
Christian Hillgruber
Colin Shaw
William Storey
Reimund Neugebauer
Elisabeth Nemeth
Marshall B. Rosenberg
Michael Heck
Rafael Yglesias
Helmut Liebl
Theresa Cheung
O. Bedford
A. Wendling
Thomas F. Lüscher
Joachim W. Dudenhausen
Peter Mortzfeld
Jay Patrick Sr Green