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Text is clean and unmarked. Covers are tight without any creases, chips, or tears. "For the reasons here set forth it is my opinion that the Committee on Un-American Activities is not a lawful congressional committee and therefore is not a body which may lawfully subpoena witnesses. From its inception the Committee of Un-American Activities has acted with a wanton disregard for the Constitution and laws of the country and the American traditions of fairness and decency. As a result, it has drawn the condemnation of outstanding citizens and caused the late President Roosevelt to characterize its behavior as 'sordid' ". p.3.

Stains on the outside corner of the text and the top margins of the text. Covers are smudged. Pamphlet is intact with no chips or tears. "For the reasons here set forth it is my opinion that the Committee on Un-American Activities is not a lawful congressional committee and therefore is not a body which may lawfully subpoena witnesses. From its inception the Committee of Un-American Activities has acted with a wanton disregard for the Constitution and laws of the country and the American traditions of fairness and decency. As a result, it has drawn the condemnation of outstanding citizens and caused the late President Roosevelt to characterize its behavior as 'sordid' ". p.3.

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. The only library evidence is a blank "Date Due" form attached to the back inside binding. The binding is slightly smudged with a small, scraped spot on the back binding. author has signed the half title page. Previous owners' names are on the outside corner on the front free end paper and on the inside front binding. Introduction by Billy Graham. From the Introduction, "John Noble has brought back a remarkable story. It is not just a bleak account of the terrible things that happened to him during the decade in the concentration camps of Muehlberg and Buchenwald, in prisons all the way from Dresden to the Arctic, but an amazing account of the survival of Christian faith in the communist prisons and camps he has known."

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. Binding is smudged with the remains of a price sticker on the back bottom binding. Previous owners' names are on the inside front cover and the top of the front free end paper. The author has signed the bottom of the half title page. Only marking of a library is a "Date Due" form attached to the inside of the back binding. Introduction by Billy Graham.

194 pp. Age toning and slight foxing on the top edge of the text block are the only defects. Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. DJ has very slight wear to the outside edges including a small closed tear on the bottom back edge. Full page photos included.

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. Volume appears uncirculated from a library's reference section. The only library markings are a stamp on the top of the text block and a small bar code label on the top back binding. From the Introduction, "The purpose of this volume is to relate the history of black people in America through the words of those who participated in or witnessed this great drama of human events, The documents have been chosen, primarily, because they reveal the dramatic aspects of the struggle for equality - the trials and tribulations, as well as the achievements and contributions."

233 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in square and tight covers. Spine is not creased. Previous owner's name is on the outside top corner of the front free end paper. A small remainder mark line is present on the spine. Minor fading on the covers. From the back cover, "For the first time, a revolutionary movement which overthrew a powerful and brutal dictatorship and which seeks to establish a new, egalitarian model for social organization, is made up largely of dedicated, open-confessing Christian believers." , from the back cover.

Highlighted and bracketed passages throughout. Covers are intact with slight wear around the edges and smudging on the back cover. Previous owners' names are on the half title page. "Study of the pamphlets confirmed my rather old-fashioned view that the American Revolution was above all else in ideological, constitutional, political struggle and not primarily a controversy between social groups undertaken to force changes in the organization of the society or the economy." p. x.

Clean, bright, and unmarked in unmarred covers. Full page color plates included. Published on the occasion of the exhibition "Idle Youth" June 26 - August 15, 2008.

52.pp Twenty-five colored and other plates. Multiple pages of time period ads. Size - 12x16.25" Soft cover. Much of the spine is worn. Text is unmarked. Last few pages have a stain at the top outside corner. Previous owner's book plate is attached to the front inside cover.

144 pp. As new condition. Full page color illustrations included.

271 pp. Previous owner's name is on the top outside corner of the front free endpaper. Foxing on the edges of the text block. Text is clean and unmarked in a tight and square binding. DJ shows some minor wear at the top and bottom edges with several very small closed tears.

Other than the cover was put on backwards, this volume is "As New". Photo section included. From the back cover, "Alexander I was one of Russia's greatest emperors, beloved of his 44 million subjects for his many liberalizing works and reforms domestically, and for his astounding - and unexpected - victory over the seemingly invulnerable Napoleon Bonaparte. Arguably the most powerful monarch in all of Europe, this sturdy man, who was in excellent health, died suddenly at the age of forty-eight under mysterious circumstances."

279 pp. Text is clean, unmarked, and age-toned. Covers are detached but included. Previous owner's name is on the inside of the front cover.

96 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in tight and intact covers. Slight fading on the front cover and age-toning on the back cover. Excellent condition for the booklet's age. "This pamphlet contains the text of a statement issued on May 22, 1949 by William Z. Foster, outlining the position of the Communist Party on all issues introduced in the Government's case against the twelve members of the National Committee of the Party on trial in New York City for 'conspiring to advocate and to teach Marxism-Leninism."

64 pp. Clean and unmarked text in bright and unblemished covers. From the Foreword, " When Davis, a graduate of Harvard Law School, rebelled against a proscribed life of a Negro intellectual in the Southland and tied himself with the cause of his people, he became a marked man for the forces or reaction."

Small check marks throughout the text. Pp. 81-82 are detached but included. Illustrations included. Previous owner's name on the top outside corner of the half title page.

288.pp Clean and unmarked text in a square and tight binding. Only library markings are two library name stamps, one on the title page and one at the top of the text block, and the number "195142' stamped on the title page. A memorial gift label is attached to the front free end paper. This volume appears not to have been circulated. Plastic covering has kept the DJ in fine condition. The plastic cover has been taped to the boards which has left several small and light tape stains.

180 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in tight and intact covers. Covers are scuffed. Spine is not creased. Black and white illustrations included. "In the recollections of those first freedom days taken down from the lips of ex-slaves many years later, you can see the breaking up of old ways and the forming of new." p. 2.

436 pp. In as new condition.