HAROLD LASKI: TE�RICO DEL LABORISMO.

Madrid,, 1966. 8vo. pp. 294. In the series Colecci�n de Ciencias Sociales.Paperback. Presentation copy: 'Peter Mayer from Kingsley April 1969.' Kingsley Martin (1897 � 1969), a journalist, edited the New Statesman from 1930 to 1960. J.P. Mayer and Kingsley Martin had a close association. Martin and Richard Crossman, who also worked on the magazine, enabled Mayer to make some sort of living reviewing books after his move from Germany. Mayer also edited Martin's book on French liberal thought in the eighteenth century. J. P. Mayer (1903 � 1992), Professor Emeritus at Reading University and author of books on De Tocqueville, Max Weber and French political thought. He fled to England in 1936 having been a leading figure in the anti-Nazi movement in Germany. He then worked for Britain in the Ministry of Economic Warfare. Harold Laski (1893 � 1950) was a British political theorist, economist, author, and lecturer. He was active in politics and served as the chairman of the British Labour Party during 1945�1946, and was a professor at the London School of Economics from 1926 to 1950. Martin's description of Laski was as follows: 'He was still in his late twenties and looked like a schoolboy. His lectures on the history of political ideas were brilliant, eloquent, and delivered without a note; he often referred to current controversies, even when the subject was Hobbes's theory of sovereignty.' Spanish text. A very good copy.