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Large trade paperback. A little wear at the corners and not much else. The spine is square and creaseless, and the pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Originally pubished in 1929. Edited by David Ray Griffin and Donald W. Sherburne. Consists of a series of lectures.

First edition thus. No dust jacket. Translated from the original German. The famed evolutionary zoologist's equally famous book of philosophy, evolution and religion. Green fabric covered boards with gilt on front adn spine, showing mild wear at the corners. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked, other than the owner's name on the front endpaper. The binding is still strong. A rather rare book.

Very little wear. Staples are rusty. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. A product of Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment. A very rare book.

Very little wear. Square, uncreased spine. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Originally translated by M. U. Hatengdi. Rather scarce. Second edition. Originally printed under the title Nitya Sutras. (For a copy of the first edition, see ST09115.)

Presented as the story of an anthropology student's lessons from a Yaqui shaman, this is the last of a set of four books upon which Castaneda built a cult following of sorts. Later determined to be fictional, the young man learns about knowledge and magic that seems to come form a series of mystical experiences and use of hallucinogenic plants. Book shows a small amount of shelf wear, but is otherwise undamaged.

Book shows very little wear. The dust jacket, which is some sort of velour-like paper (the teddy bears you see in the photos are printed on the book covers and show through the dust jacket), has a few wrinkles and a tiny tear in the top left quadrant of the front cover. A collection of thoughts and vignettes accompanied by many photographs of people with teddy bears. (It seems that the author can hear her teddy bears talk.)

Little wear. The pages are clean and tight, the spine is uncreased. A part of Amnesty International's Global Ethics Series. Argues in favor of thinking versus reacting in an emergency, at the political level.

Very little wear to book or jacket. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The author, a "professional storyteller", provides life advice through the telling of allegorical tales in this compact book.

Book shows little wear. Emerald green fabric with gilt print on the spine. Very minor wear along the lower edge. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Dust jacket has one large tear, visible in the second and third photographs, one other tear, top rear, of less than 1 cm., and a little edge-wear. No indication that it is not a first edition, other than the fact that it was printed in Great Britain rather than California, whether that means anything. Regardless, it seems rare and valued.

From Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment. Shows just a small amount of wear. Held together by two staples, which are rusty. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. A quite rare and highly valued book.