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Amherst, MA, U.S.A.: University of Massachusets, 1972. First American Edition. Small quarto. 245pp. Illustrated throughout. In orange cloth hardcover with pictorial dj. Crisp and clean with Very good dj. with a few minor tears. Published originally in 1929, and then reprinted in facsimile in 1964.Price-clipped dj, else no markings or inscriptions. Text in English.. First American Edition. Fine/Very… Read more about this item

Bruxelles: Auguste Wahlen, et H.Tarlier, 1829. Ten volumes in attractively bound contemporary red half leather with gilt spine decoration, 12mo. Part of the Memoires Contemporains series. All 10 volumes are in excellent shape with only very occasi onal browning of a few pages..

New York: NY, Doubleday Doran, 1931, stated First edition, 1931. Two Near Fine and very attractive volumes with minimal wear. Black cloth Hardcovers, decorated endpapers and illustrated. Near Fine.

Chicago, Stone and Kimball, 1895, First Edition, 1895. Very Good in elegant green/gilt cover designed by Bruce Rogers. Top edge gilt, pages untrimmed.. First American Edition. Very Good.

Carlton Press, 1972 First Edition. Fine in Very Good lightly edgeworn dustjacket. At the very end of this amazing and monumental study of the social, political, philosophical and ethnic aspects of German nationalism author W. S iegel simply and mournfully lists the numbers of Jewish and non-Jewish men, women and children who died at the hands of the Nazis.. First… Read more about this item

London: London: A.& C. Black, 1925, 1925. First Edition. Near Fine condition in orangle cloth HC with paper label on spine. With a prefactory note ny The Very Rev. The Chief Rabbi and an introduction by Israel Zangwill.. First Edition. Near Fine.

London: Hutchinson, 1961. NF/ NF, in unclipped dj. Translated from the French by Jonathan Griffin. An important and ironic account of the author's struggle with the Communist movement in post-World War II France. The author, f amous for his role in the resistance detailed in his well-known work, "Le Silence de la Mer," retired from public life after the War… Read more about this item

New York: Cassell & Co. NY, 1915., 1915. Near Fine except for some slight hinge looseness. Bright green cloth hardbound, with bright gold gilt lettering. Eleven (11) striking fotogravure illustrations, including frontis of the Emperor William II. 349 pages w ith full Index. A major historical document.. Near Fine.