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Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1964. Magazine. 152p., illustrated cover, wraps, mild stains on cover, front and back, edge and shelf wear, else generally good condition. Articles on the arts, theater, literature, etc. Authors included R.G. Davis, Raymond Williams, Staughton Lynd, James O'Connor, Maxwell Geismar and others.

Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1959. Magazine. 100p., softbound in 6x9 inch decorated wraps. A fair-only copy, creased and crimped with some abrasion to spinefold, a touch of rust to staples (one of which is mis-inserted) with some bent corner-tips and a small marginal stain. Includes Hans Gerth and Saul Landau's The relevance of history to sociological ethos.

Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1960. Magazine. 104p., softbound in 6x9 inch decorated wraps. A fair-to-good copy with some creasing and crimping, abrasion to spinefold, a touch of rust to staples and an inconspicuous marginal stain, numerous bent or bumped corner-tips. Includes "a statement by the editors on Civil Rights and the Birth of Community;" James Weinstein on the Socialist Party 1912-1919; William Appleman Williams on Sam Adams; Walter Benjamin in translation; more.

Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1964. Magazine. 143p., illustrated cover, wraps, table of contents has a dark line running down vertical edge, else generally good condition. Articles on Cuban Socialism, Terrorism and Guerrilla Warfare in Venezuela, Brazil, Chile and Guatemala, more.

Madison, Wisconsin USA: Studies on the Left, Inc., 1960. Published 1960. Black and white illustrated softcover, 128 pages. Very good condition with light edgewear, sound text block, name neatly written inside front cover, otherwise clean pages with no other markings. The issue includes: Ideology and Revolution (Jean-Paul Sartre); The Cuban Revolution (Che Guevara); Modern Marxism; and Woodrow Wilson and the Political Economy of Modern United States Liberalism; among other articles and book reviews. . Soft Cover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1960. Magazine. 128p., softbound in 6x9 inch decorated wraps, cover is a wraparound Cuban crowd-scene photo. The spinefold is sunned, slightly spoiling the cover graphic, find slight external edgewear, we see no other flaws: a sound, clean and unmarked copy. Includes "a statement by the editors on The Cuban Revolution, the New Crisis in Cold War Ideology"; Sartre on revolution; articles on Woodrow Wilson and William E. Borah; and a now-common essay by Che Guevara.

Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1965. Magazine. All four quarterly issues for the year 1965, 136, 114, 142, 128p., original wraps, all with worn wraps, Numbers 1 and 3 with previous owner's name penned on first page, Number 2 with small stain no front wrap and first page and chipped spine else generally good condition. Articles include criticism and discussion of Arendt's "Eichmann in Jerusalem," reports on the Movement in Mississippi, San Francisco, and Newark; the Spanish student movement; the Free Speech Movement, a showing of Jean Genet's "Chant D'Amour" in San Francisco that was interupted by police, and much more.

Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1966. Magazine. All six issues for the year 1966, 106, 105, 102, 104, 94, and 96p. respectively, original wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, No. 6 with highlighting throughout, else generally good condition. Articles on the Cuban Revolution, the peace movement, black nationalism, and more. Contributors include Staughton Lynd, Carl Oglesby, Philip S. Foner, and Herbert Aptheker.