London: Liberty and Property Defence League, [ca. 1901-05]. First Edition. A wonderfully lurid warning against socialism by an organization devoted to laissez-faire economics. The anonymous author suggests that socialism would lead to the breakup of families: "There would be no such place as home under socialism. Everyone would live in... More
New York: Macmillan Company, 1965. First Edition, First Printing. INSCRIBED by Michael Harrington on the front free end paper: "For -- With hope. Mike Harrington." Octavo. Near Fine in a Very Good, price-clipped dust jacket. The jacket has some soiling and several gouges on the front panel. (They haven't penetrated... More
London: Chatto & Windus, 1937. First Edition, First Printing. Small Octavo, 128 pages. An interesting paperback "encyclopaedia" on war and pacifism published two years before the outbreak of World War II. Covers toned with some light creasing to a few pages. Small ink dot on pages 57-58. Overall, Very Good. More
Boston: Beacon Press, 1955. First Edition, First Printing. INSCRIBED by Herbert Marcuse on the front free end paper and dated in the year of publication: "To / Dr. Abram L. Sachar / With sincere regards / Herbert Marcuse / November 1955." Abram Sachar was the first president of Brandeis University... More
New York: The Century Co. 1923. First American Edition. On the struggle between industrial civilization and humanity. Small octavo, 287 pages. A bit of edge wear, pages lightly age-toned. No dust jacket. Still, a nice copy. SCARCE. More
Paris: Buchet/Chastel, 1958. First French Edition. INSCRIBED by Richard Wright on the half title. Octavo, 337 pages in wrappers. A Near Fine, unread copy of the first French edition, INSCRIBED to the French journalist and literary critic, Gilbert Guilleminault: "A / M. Gilbert Guilleminault / Homage de l'auteur / Richard... More