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Mexico: Talleres Rocinante, 2000. (primera edicion). Trade Paperback. VERY GOOD+. As new except for faint rubbing to exterior, tiny crease on front cover corner, and inscription on first free page. "Curiosa expresion coloquial con la que se dan los buenos dias algunos que fueron presidentes, gobernadores, secretarios de Estado, legisladores, dirigentes de partidos y clase politica, con la que el autor ha tenido contacto en 46 anos de ejercer el periodismo." 70 pages, illustrated with black and white photos.

NY, 1949. (limited edition, first American). Trade Paperback. VERY GOOD-. As new except for sun fading to staple edge. Tipped in reproduction of portrait done for this limited edition of 1200 copies. Originally written in Britain in 1941. "From the poet-writer's standpoint all this prevalent talk about a New Order is a sheer waste of time. There will never be a new order, and there never has been an old one. The phrases are good enough for statesmen, who identify order with orders and creation with regulations, but the poet-writer must be more accurate than that..." 14 page, staple-bound.

NY: A. Lovell & Company, 1894. Paperback. GOOD-. Tight, age-tanned pages and cover, clean interior, soiled exterior, square. Penciled notes in margin on 2 pages. Faint owners name on front cover in pencil. 23 page (+ 1 advertising pages), staple-bound pamphlet. Includes plans by: Penn, Livingston, Coxe, Peters, the Lords of Trade, Galloway and The Albany Plan.

NY + Tokyo, Japan: Seven Stories Press + Little More, 2003. Trade Paperback. FINE. As new - gift quality! "After the terrorist attacks of September 11...with unflagging conviction, Chomsky must have repeated a thousand times his argument that we cannot address terrorism of the weak against the powerful without also confronting the unmentionable but far more extreme terrorism of the powerful against the weak. The argument fell on deaf ears in Washington..." 158 indexed pages.

Schuster,Doubleday, Reynal & Columbia U. Hardbound. GOOD+. Tight, bright, clean and square but has sunned spine and light age tanning to page edges. No dust jacket. Maroon cloth with gilt lettering. 437 pages published under war time regulations. "A symposium consisting of the following" One World by Wendell Wilkie (Complete; The Problems of a Lasting Peace by Herbert Hoover and Hugh Gibson (Complete); The Price of Free Word Victory by Henry A. Wallace (book excerpt); Blue-print for Peace by Sumner Welles (book excerpt)."

Moscow, USSR: Editions de L'Agence de Presse Novosti, 1969. Paperback. VERY GOOD-. tight, bright, clean interior, faint age soil and rubbing to exterior, faintest of curls with light shelfwear to cover corner. 62 page, staple-bound. Text in French.

Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1991. Trade Paperback. VERY GOOD. As new except for 7 folded page corners. Issued as a Print-on-Demand copy. 're-examining the philosophical and jurisprudential foundations of the defense of expression rights from the Civil War to the present…the conservative libertarian tradition that dominated discourse form the Civil War until World War I, and the civil libertarian tradition that dominated later twentieth-century argument..." 336 indexed pages including notes and bibliography. ISBN: 0520080335.

West Palm Beach, FL: Center for Middle East Peace and Economic Cooperation , 1995. (2nd printing). Trade Paperback. FINE. Tight, bright, clean interior, faint age soil to exterior, faint curl. Notes in margin on 3 pages, underlining on 5. "whether or not the prospects for peace and the recent demographic and economic growth of Israel, on the one hand and the sudden insecurity of the Diaspora, on the other, warrant the impressions that we have just crossed the threshold of a new epoch of Jewish history, many leaders of Israel and of the Diaspora have come to the conclusion that the central institutions that link to two will have to change in dramatic ways..."86 pages.

Longman, 1985. Trade Paperback. NEAR FINE. Tight, faint tanning to exterior page edges only, clean, tiny curl to back cover corner. 216 indexed, annotated pages with maps. "a fresh perspective to re-examine white society in the American south before the Civil War…a broadly based and argued explanation of the emergence of a Southern identity from a loosely structured, often contrasting and lightly governed society..." ISBN: 0582491940.

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1946. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: Herbert V. Evatt, Australia's Minister for External Affairs. Cover Story: "Australia's Fight for Small Nations". - Cover Photo: Lieut. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U.S.Deputy Military Governor in Germany. Cover Story: "Germany: Two Billion Dollar Tax Burden". - Cover Photo: Lieut. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, U.S. Ambassador to Russia. Cover Story: "The New Mission to Moscow".

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1947. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: Jawaharlal Nehru…New Power Bloc in Asia? Cover Stories: Must Britain Draft Labor?; What Russia Spends on Arms; How Belgium Restrains Prices. - Cover Photo: Secretary of State Marshall…Voice of the U.S. at Moscow. Cover Stories: U.S.-Russian Showdown; Price of Peace in Greece; Britain Faces Rail Crisis.

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1947. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: Ambassador Bonnet…Tells Urgent Needs of France. Cover Stories: Snags in Europe's Plan; How Britain Loses Coal; Cost of India's Freedom.

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1946. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: Agentine President Peron: Troubles with the Argentine Courts. Cover Stories: "Why Stalin is Cleaning House; More Food Expected in 1947; War Prisoners: Peril to Peace?". - Cover Photo: Gen. George C. Marshall: Persistent In Hope for Peace in China. Cover Stories: "Russia's Bid in Mediterranean; World-Wide Crisis in Housing; Italy faces Economic Chaos

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1946. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: James F. Byrne Cover Story: "A Peace Treaty - When?" - Cover Photo: Clement Attlee, Prime Minister of Britain Cover Story: The Spread of State Controls Over business

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1947. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: Evatt of Australia, MacArthur of U.S….Peace for Japan? Cover Stories: Europe's Self-Aid Plan; Slump in U.S. Shipping; Brazil's Need for Cash. Cover Photo: The U.N. General Assembly Cover Stories: Is Italy Really Broke?; Rivalry for Iran's Oil; Germany's Crop Waste.

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1947. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: Miguel Miranda…Easing Controls in Argentina. Cover Stories: Russia's Oil Secrets; World's Living costs; Why France is Hungry.

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1946. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: Vincente Lombardo Toledano Cover Stories: Britain Streamlines Industry; Peron Extends Trade Sphere; tides in World Labor Market.

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1947. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: U.S. Ambassador Stuart…Shift in Policy Toward China? Cover Stories: Russia's Retort to the U.S.; Can Germany come Back?; Peron Moves in on Bolivia. - Cover Photo: Foreign Minister Bidault…Why France Welcomes Germans. Cover Stories: Big 4 Deal at Moscow?; France Facing Disunity; Starvation in Romania. - Cover Photo: Premier Alcide de Gasperi…Economic Shake-up in Italy. Cover Stories: British Balance Budget; What Russia Owes U.S.; Japan to Reopen Trade,

Washington, DC: United States News Publishing Corporation, 1947. Magazine. GOOD. Reading copy. Tight, age tanned pages, light age soil, slight curl. mailing label on front cover. "The Weekly Newsmagazine of World Affairs". Contemporary Post World War II commentary on Politics and World Economy. Cover Photo: Pietro Nenni…Socialist Strategy in Italy. Cover Stories: Russia's Urgent Needs; New Trend in Canada; World's Race for Oil. - Cover Photo: John Foster Dulles. Cover Stories: Flow of Gold to U.S.; War Peril in Palestine; Sugar: Era of Plenty.

Mexico: Siglo xxi, 1985. (4a ed.. Trade Paperback. GOOD-. Tight, faintest age tanning to covers and pages, light age soil to top edge of front cover, square. Neatly ruled underlining in the Introduction and sections on "Un Estado Neutral" and "La Economia Antes de 1970". Su preocupacion se centra, en los ultimos doce anos de vida politica en Mexico, en los tres sectores sociales que luchan por ganar la hegemonia: el publico, el privado y la disidencia. 243 indexed, annotated pages including Bibliographia.