Resultados de búsqueda: Political Science from Eric James

London: Penguin, 1941. Mass market paperback, second (1943) printing, vi + 245 pages including map; very gently used, spine ever so slightly concaved but uncreased, light creases to covers, rubbing along edges, tight in binding, pages age toned but very clean and unmarked throughout. See also our listings for Robert Goldston's The Soviets: A Pictorial History of Communist Russia, and for Hewlett Johnson's The Secret of Soviet Strength, and this, just in, Wright Miller's Russians as People.. Soft Cover. Very Good ++.

San Francisco: Proletarian Publishers Trade paperback, undated except for 1935 on title page but clearly a much later c1970s/1980s printing, 160 pages; spine age toned, but very gently read, if at all, spine and covers flat/uncreased, not a trace of shelf wear, very clean and unmarked throughout. . First Thus. Soft Cover. Very Good ++.

Edmonton, Alberta: University of Alberta Press in association with the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies, 1980. Trade paperback, xiv + 365 pages; very gently used, spine creased but spine still flat, tight in binding, covers flat/uncreased, very clean and unmarked throughout, pages fresh and white. . First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good ++.

London: Watts & Co., 1942. Digest-sized paperback, 65 pages; inscribed on title page to a friend by contributor G. W. Tyrrell; covers in orange and white somewhat faded but clean and unmarked, spine concaved but still tight in sewn and glued binding, short lines in ink in the outer margins of six pages, all otherwise very clean and unmarked (no foxing). . First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good -.

Moscow: Progress Publishers, 1966. Hardcover with dust jacket, eighth printing 1972, 604 pages; red cloth covers with gilt lettering to front cover and spine, very gently used, tight in binding, hardly a trace of shelf wear other than bumps to spine ends and cover corners, very clean and unmarked throughout, pages surprisingly fresh and white; DJ faded, numerous tiny chips and tears. See also our listings for Lenin : On Britain, and on a lighter note, maybe as a stocking stuffer for your moron cousin, Lenin for Beginners (buy two or more and save on postage!).. Hard Cover. Very Good ++/Good.

New York: Little, Brown Atlantic Monthly Press, 1945. Hardcover with price clipped dust jacket, third (January, 1946) printing of the First American Edition published in November, 1945, xiii + 228 pages; very gently used, only tiny traces of shelf wear other than gentle bumps to spine ends, tight in binding, page edges age toned, ink signature on free front endpaper, but interior very clean and unmarked, pages fresh and white (no foxing); DJ heavily chipped, numerous tiny and short tears, but intact and about 90% complete.. Hard Cover. Very Good ++/Good.

Moscow: Foreign Language Press Hardcover with dust jacket, undated (c1950s-1960s), 367 pages including numerous black-and-white photographs (and one patriotic war poster); gently used, only tiny traces of shelf wear other than gentle bumps to spine ends, tight in binding, page edges age toned, some pale faded old waterstaining to both covers but not a trace inside, ink signature but interior very clean and unmarked; DJ has numerous tiny chips and tears, two tears neatly closed inside, just a hint of pale faded waterstaining, rubbing along hinges, but exterior still decent. See also our listings for the very scarce book The Russian Poster: 100 Masterpieces During 100 Years, and for Russian Posters: loose set of 176 prints reproduced on 88 sheets (film, theatre, festivals, art exhibitions, propaganda), and for RUSSIAN FOLK PICTURES: 17th to 19th Century. . Hard Cover. Very Good -/Good.

London, United Kingdom: Picador Pan , 1992. Trade paperback, xi + 483 pages; gently used, not abused, spine lightly creased and slightly concaved, but tight in binding, covers flat/uncreased, pages age toned, very clean and unmarked throughout. For more military reportage, see also our listings for Timothy Garton Ash's We the People [with New Postcript: Ten Years On] : The Revolution of '89 Witnessed in Warsaw, Budapest, Berlin and Prague, and for Simon Winchester's Prison Diary, Argentina. . First Edition Paperback Original. Soft Cover. Very Good.

London: Thornton Butterworth, 1939. Hardcover without dust jacket, Second Impression (June, 1939) of the First Edition (First Published June, 1939), 365 pages including one full page map, plus another foldout map; rich green cloth covers with very bright and clear gilt lettering to spine and the Thornton Butterworth colophon embossed in a circle at the front bottom corner, some light smudging and/or light fading to covers, but very gently used, tight in binding, hardly a trace of shelf wear, neat four-line gift inscription in ink dated "December 25, 1939" on free front endpaper, text pages very clean and unmarked; laid in is the DJ back panel, age toned and with four tiny tears, still attached to the back flap advertising Churchill's book Great Contemporaries.. Hard Cover. Very Good -.

London: Cassell and Company, 1963. Hardcover with unclipped dust jacket, xii + 295 pages including maps and illustrations within the text, plus sections of additional black-wnd-white illustrations; book in light brown cloth with very bright and clear gilt lettering to spine, very gently used other than gentle bumps to spine ends, tight in binding, not a trace of shelf wear, pale faded old dust speckling to top edge, otherwise very clean and unmarked throughout; DJ rubbed, a couple of very tiny chips. See our listing for Peter Goodwin's Nelson's Ships: A History of the Vessels in Which He Served, 1771-1805, and for Robin Reilly's The British at the Gates: The New Orleans Campaign in the War of 1812.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good.

Toronto: B. C. Decker, 1986. Trade paperback, later printing, 172 pages; very gently read, only very tiny traces of shelf wear, previous owner's ink signature/date, otherwise very clean and unmarked throughout, pages fresh and white. . Soft Cover. Very Good ++.

Tujunga, California: Barak Publications, 1961. Hardcover with unclipped dust jacket, v + 298 pages including Longstreet's "Introduction to the American Edition", plus coloured endpaper maps;---inscribed on title page by author "Mike best wishes [signed] Ya'acov Meridor";---book very gently used, tight in binding, hardly a trace of shelf wear other than gentle bumps to spine ends and front bottom corner, very clean and unmarked; DJ has numerous immeasurably tiny chips and tears, one severe vertical crease to spine (very odd, don't see that very often). See also our listing for Abraham T'homi's extremely scarce Between Darkness & Dawn: A Saga of the Hehalutz.. Signed by Author. First American Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good +/Very Good -.

Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1956. Oversized trade paperback, fourth (1973) printing thus, vi + 418 pages; very gently read, if at all, spine and covers flat/uncreased, Dewey Decimal library code taped to spine (but not an ex-library copy), otherwise very clean and unmarked, pages fresh and white. See also our listing for Gustavus Myers' A History of Canadian Wealth.. Soft Cover. Very Good ++.

London, United Kingdom: Penguin, 1974. Mass market paperback, 388 pages including a new "Preface to the 1974 edition" (by editor); very tiny traces of shelf wear, pages age toned as usual, but very clean and unmarked unread condition. See also our listing for Solzhenitsyn's August 1914, or for something completely different, Khrushchev on Khrushchev: An Inside Account of the Man and His Era, by His Son, Sergei Khrushchev.. Soft Cover. Fine.

London, United Kingdom: The New Statesman and Nation, 1934. Stapled paperback pamphlet with sewn binding, then sewn into library hardcovers, 47 pages including the drawn cartoon caricatures of the participants;---very gently used ex-library copy of Library of Hart House, University of Toronto, with plain brown covers with gilt front cover title, title again and library code in faded but legible white lettering on spine, covers rubbed, moderate shelf wear to spine ends, corner tips and bottom edges, large bookplate "The Gift of XXX, 12.2.35" inside front cover with another old tiny three-line rectangular "---property of ---Hart House---" label with a far more recent repetition of this label in square format inside the back cover;--- the booklet in orange with bold black lettering with a carciture head of Stalin (with three of our protagonists sitting on his head) on both covers, some looseness of the stitching securing the booklet to the hardcovers (cut this stitching at… Leer más

London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1981. Hardcover with unclipped dust jacket, viii + 164 pages; elegant book in black cloth covers with very bright and clear gilt spine lettering, very gently used, not a trace of shelf wear, very clean and unmarked throughout, pages fresh and white. See also our listing for Timerman's The Longest War: Israel in Lebanon (buy both and save on postage!).. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine.

Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1986. Hardcover with unclipped dust jacket, ix + 138 pages; elegant book in red cloth with very bright and clear grey lettering to spine, very gently read, if at all, tight in binding, but not a trace of shelf or reading wear, very clean and unmarked throughout, pages fresh and white; DJ has one very tiny tear to back bottom neatly closed inside, stark in black and red over white, but bright, clean and colourful. See also our listing for Joseph Gaer's The Legend of The Wandering Jew. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Very Good ++.

Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1985. Hardcover with dust jacket, xi + 247 pages; book very gently read, if at all, not a trace of shelf wear, very clean and unmarked, pages fresh and white; DJ has three tiny tears to top edge. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Very Good -.

London, United Kingdom: Hamish Hamilton, 1967. Hardcover with unclipped dust jacket, 133 pages; elegant little book with spine slightly sun faded (unusual considering protection of DJ) but with very bright and clear gilt lettering, tight in binding, not a trace of shelf wear, very gently used, all pages very clean and unmarked, but consider these oddities :the top corners of the first two (non-text) pages have been neatly clipped off, there is a small patch of blackout ink on the free front endpaper, and there is a library card holder on the free back endpaper, with a due date slip showing no issues, so probably a personal library as there are absolutely no other library markings; DJ spine age toned, several immeasurably tiny chips, one neatly closed tear. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good +/Very Good -.

Cape Town, South Africa: Oxford University Press, 1953. Hardcover with unclipped dust jacket, ix + 151 pages;---generic inscription in blue ink by the author on reverse of half title page "With the author's compliments, Edgar Brookes" and by a previous owner on the facing title page next to Brookes' printed name, a simple ink cross "X 1979" [a cryptic Christian note that the author died in that year);---book very gently used, not a trace of shelf wear other than light bumps to spine ends, black lettering on age toned spine clear and legible, tight in binding, endpapers age toned from interaction with DJ flaps, otherwise very clean and unmarked throughout; DJ spine age darkened, chipped at spine ends and both hinge tops, now in new mylar protector. See also our listings for Donald Woods' South African Dispatches: Letters to My Countrymen, and for Baruch Hirson's Year of Fire, Year of Ash - The Soweto Revolt : Roots of a Revolution?… Leer más