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Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. Volume is slightly age toned. DJ is intact with small, closed tears at the back DJ top and at the top of the DJ spine. From the front DJ flap,, "Although the CIA is active throughout the world (including the United States) this book deals only with its subversion against the Soviet Union. Following the techniques of the wartime Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the CIA attempts to undermine the Soviet social and state system. Professor Yakovlev gives a detailed analysis of 'psychological warfare', describing 'Operation Solzhenitsyn', Carter's 'human rights' campaign and the true image of those who took part in it in the U.S.S.R..."

491 pp. The only defects are a date has been stamped on the inside front and back covers and a very light smudge on the front cover.

Text is clean and unmarked in tight, bright, and intact covers. Volume appears unused. The top of the text block has a very small ding at the top inside edge. Spine is not creased. The text is in Italian.

Text is clean and unmarked. Binding is bright but is slightly cocked. Some of the white lettering on the spine is worn. DJ is without tears or chips but is smudged on the front. Back of DJ lists other novels in an ad. Top outer edge of front free end paper has several numbers penciled at the corner.

Glossy text and covers are in "As new condition." From the back cover, "Sweet Christmas! On the mean streets of Harlem, shoes are big, shirts are large, bottoms are belled and crime is rampant! But in the heart of the city, the world's hardest-working, smack-talking, chain-wearing superhero is on the streets and on the case!"

64 pp. Full-color plates throughout. Unmarked and clean in tight with no creased cover.

208 pp. Book is in as new condition. Black and white illustrations and maps throughout. DJ age-toned with several small closed tears at the top and bottom edges.

293 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in a tight and square binding. Card holder is attached to the back free end paper. Library stamps on the top of the text block and on the title page. Two labels attached to the plastic DJ cover. DJ is fully protected by plastic and is in fine condition. Plastic cover has been taped to the binding.

189 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in a tight and square binding. Age-toned. DJ has minor wear along the edges and a very narrow stain along the top back edge.

Text is clean and unmarked. Binding is tight and square with two small chips at the margin of the back binding. Lettering is faded at the spine. Top of text block is age-toned. A solid copy. From the Preface, "Some years ago I had occasion to state that 'Canada only needs to be known in order to be great.' Events have since greatly strengthened my belief in the truth of these words and have impressed upon my mind the further fact that to be properly appreciated abroad a people should be familiar with its own past, prod of its history, filled with confidence in its own resources and strength, and conscious of its own national and material development."

Text is clean and unmarked. Binding is age toned and cracked at the front margin. There are smudges on some of the text margins. Photographs throughout. A hundred-year-old look at Washington D.C.

Text is clean and unmarked. Covers are intact without tears, chips, or creases. Photo section included. "The chronic weaknesses of U.S. capitalism and the many-sided state monopoly drive to cut down living standards and increase super-profits has placed the sharp class questions on the front burner. How this affects each sector of society is the key to policy and tactical questions in the people's movements. For the working class the monopoly drive is a direct challenge." p.39.

Text is clean and unmarked. Covers are intact with no chips, tears, or crease. Two small stains are on the front cover near the spine. "The development of capitalism in agriculture and the policies and tactics with regard to farmers and agricultural workers constitute one of the major problems which has always been of deep interest to Marxists, Much of Lenin's writings is devoted to these problems. Selections included in this volume give the reader at least an introduction to Lenin's method of studying agricultural problems, including his observations on American farming." p. 7.

Volume is new and wrapped in the original plastic. From the back DJ, "Steve Rogers knows the art of survival better than most. Decades under ice will do that to a man. But the Avengers chipped more than rock-hard morality and super strength out from under the permafrost. When Cap takes out a terrorist cell threatening to poison the world, he'll discover a threat far more deadly."

Glossy text and covers are in "As new condition." From the back cover, "From skinny Steve Rogers to the shield-slinger leading battalions of men into battle, Captain America will be forced to choose between his country and his best friend, and he'll experience one of his darkest days when a World War II mission goes wrong. He'll take on Soviet Russia, and Nazis defying the laws of physics. And wounded behind enemy lines, Cap will face his greatest challenge: escaping a prisoner-of-war camp as plain old Steve Rogers! Plus: Witness the star-spangled super-soldier's legacy reverberate through the ages in a story set during the Gulf War!"

In "As New Condition." Text and covers are glossy, bright, without crease, tears, or chips. From the back cover, "And some alums of the old-school Flight are along for the ride: Puck, Aurora and Sasquatch! It's a new bold new frontier for Captain Marvel, but can she handle being a diplomat first and a soldier second?"

Text is clean and unmarked in a bright, tight, and square binding. Volume appears unused. DJ in "As New Condition". From the front DJ flap, "Eve was created as the crown of creation, the image-bearer of an intimate, passionate, and captivating God. This book is an invitation to become that again, become the woman you are truly are."

60 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in tight and unmarred covers. Slight foxing on the top text block edge. Spine is not creased. From the publisher's note, "This translation is taken from Volume 23 of V. I. Lenin's 'Collected Works'...prepared by Progress Publisher's, Moscow".

395 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. Only defect is a very small mark and faded spot on the top of the spine. Black and white photos and illustrations throughout. "Tourgee never abandoned or forgot the principles and ideals of racial justice and equalitarianism for which he fought...when the North had turned its back on the Negro and the Civil War ideals...he continued to fight the rising tide of racism and segregation", p. viii.

Text is clean and unmarked in tight and square covers. Covers have no tears or chips but light shelf wear on the back cover. Illustrated throughout. Previous owner's name label on the top outside corner of the inside front cover. From the title page, "The Carriage House was formally opened on July 7, 1951...A feature of the program was a parade including a procession of horse-drawn vehicles from the Melville Collection...their drivers and many of the villagers wearing period costumes..."