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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

[NONE] 1983. (Mass market paperback) Very good. 12pp. Newspaper. Workers' Action ran from January, 1976 to March, 1982, and was associated with the International Communist League, the forerunner to what has since been called the Alliance for Workers' Liberty (1992). Multiple holdings available. Please enquire. Larger runs also available. This issue has a tear, a chip, to the front page and while most text is present, there are a few words missing, though it seems clear what they are. Hence, a lower price point.

1976-1977. (Mass market paperback) Very good. Workers' Action ran from January, 1976 to March, 1982, and was associated with the International Communist League, the forerunner to what has since been called the Alliance for Workers' Liberty (1992). Individual numbers of Workers' Action available (written: date / Number): July, 1976 #16; August, 1976 #17; September, 1976 #18; October, 1976 #19; November, 1976 #20; December, 1976 - January, 1977 #21. Multiple holdings available. Please enquire. Larger runs also available.

1975 - 1976. (Mass market paperback) Very good. Workers' Action ran from January, 1976 to March, 1982, and was associated with the International Communist League, the forerunner to what has since been called the Alliance for Workers' Liberty (1992). Individual numbers of Workers' Action available (written: date / Number): March 15, 1975, #1; April 15, 1975 #2; May15, 1975 #3; June 15, 1975 #4; July 15, 1975 #5; August 15, 1975 #6; September 15, 1975 #7; October 15, 1975 #8; November 15, 1975 #9; December 15, 1975 #10; February 1, 1976 #11; March 1, 1976 #12; April, 1976 #13; May, 1976 #14. Multiple holdings available. Please enquire. Larger runs also available.

1978. (Mass market paperback) Very good. Workers' Action ran from January, 1976 to March, 1982, and was associated with the International Communist League, the forerunner to what has since been called the Alliance for Workers' Liberty (1992). Multiple holdings available. Please enquire. Larger runs also available.

1977. (Mass market paperback) Very good. Workers' Action ran from January, 1976 to March, 1982, and was associated with the International Communist League, the forerunner to what has since been called the Alliance for Workers' Liberty (1992). Individual numbers of Workers' Action available (written: date / Number): March, 1977 #23; April, 1977 #24; May, 1977 #25; June, 1977 #26. Multiple holdings available. Please enquire. Larger runs also available.

[NONE] [circa 1972]. (Mass market paperback) Very good. 2pp. Folio. Pink legal size sheet, single horizontal fold. Type wrtten (photocopied). Narrative of the struggle against racism and captialist oppression. Light creasing, one small closed tear,with some print error to one paragraph, as issued. Clean and bright. Those who became the initial organizers of the International Socialists (IS) were originally a study group of students and some workkers who were drawn to, and met each other in, the Ontario Waffle Movement for an Independent Socialist Canada (MISC). This piece appears to be delivered from the Toronto Branch of that early group.

Zustand: Very Good. . Pamphlet. In original wrappers, 16pp. Clean copy showing some age and light shelf wear. Remains a very good copy. . . . .

Unbound. Zustand: Good. No place or date. Presumed San Francisco, circa 1972. A flier or handbill issued by the Young Socialists for Jenness and Pulley, discussing the expulsion of four City College (San Francisco) students from City College, allegedly due to a skirmish over the removal of a banner in support of Jenness and Pulley (candidates for president and vice-president of the Socialist Workers Party). Accoding to the flier, college administration removed the banner, while four students attempted to defend it: Jeff Berchenko, Steve Gabosch, Lloyd Kenney and Joe Ward. The piece highlights civil liberty violations, etc. GOOD+ condition. Faint vertical fold crease present. Minor wrinkling and toning, with two tiny stains near the left edge.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 134pp, Edited by Tamara Deutscher, Chris Farley, Ivan Hartel, Jan Kavan, Jan Sling, Marian Sling. Cover a little shelf worn, with a bump to bottom spine, otherwise very clean and bright indeed.

Zustand: Very Good. . Pamphlet. In original wrappers, 16pp. Clean copy showing some age and light shelf wear. Remains a very good copy. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnExcerpt from Memorandum Addressed by the Jugoslav Socialists to the International Socialist Peace Conference in StockholmThe historic masters of the Jugoslavs have not been con tent merely to keep the latter under their. F.

Pamphlet. Zustand: Good. 8pp 'Prepared by the National Committee of the LPYS without consultation with the NEC of the Labour Party, for the National Conference of the YS.It is intended to provide a basis for discussion and is not a statement of Labour Party policy'. This Militant inspired pamphlet would never have got through the Labour Party machinery since the 1980s. With a Labour Party Library stamp to cover - no other library traces; a nice association copy. A very clean copy.This is the draft, which was later published apparently intact by the LP.

Pamphlet. Zustand: Good. No date (1971). 16pp Published on behalf of the National Committee oif the LPYS, 'It does not necessarily represent the official policy of the Labour Party'. This Militant inspired pamphlet would never have got through the Labour Party machinery since the 1980s.With a Labour Party Library stamp to cover - no other library traces; a nice association copy. A very clean copy.

Gebunden. Zustand: New.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

Original Broadsheet newspaper. This is an original newspaper and not a replica edition. Tanning to the edges and folded across the centre. Member of the P.B.F.A. NEWSPAPERS.

First Croatian-Language Edition. 12mo (18cm.); publisher's blue decorative staplebound wrappers; 23pp. Wrappers separated from textblock, some chipping and a few shallow losses to extremities, light toning, else Good or better. Published as "Narodna Knji?nica" (Folk Library), no. 15. Croatian translation (from the original Russian?) of a socialist pamphlet issued by the Croatian-American labor press. Unlocated in OCLC as of December, 2018.

First Edition. Illustrated handflyer (28x21.5cm.) printed in black on goldenrod stock. Old mail folds, some chipping and tiny closed tears along extremities, the whole rather wrinkled, else About Very Good. Postally used on verso, date based on postmark. Flyer advertising a lecture delivered by International Socialist and "specialist in American capitalism" Charles Leinenweber, perhaps inspired by the 1970 book of the same title by Seymour Melman. Flyer illustrated with two simple drawings, of a pentagon with a dollar sign in the middle, and "IS," the "I" a clenched fist. Not separately catalogued in OCLC as of December, 2018.

Octavo (18.5cm.); publisher's cream decorative wrappers printed in red and black; xiv,[2],160,[2],[6](ads)pp.; three folding chart plates. A few small losses to wrapper extremities, spine a bit toned, else a Very Good, lovely but fragile copy. Cheap abridged edition issued as The Social Science Library No. 1, Jan., 1891. Publisher's advertisement on rear cover for "The Dawn: A Journal of Christian Socialism." Introduction by economist Richard T. Ely praises the American Christian Socialist movement.

orig. wrappers. Zustand: Minor rubbing. VG. 21x14cm, 190 pp, THREE ISSUES. Complete for this period. Text entirely in Persian. Issues run 63 or 64 pages each.

Zustand: fine. Broschiert. Sofortversand aus Deutschland. Artikel wiegt ueber 1000g. 405 Seiten. Deutsch/Englisch.

First Edition. 12mo (19.5cm.); publisher's buff staplebound wrappers; 47pp. Wrapper a bit worn with small loss at spine crown, extremities toned and rather soiled, else About Very Good. Uncommon Croatian-language pamphlet by a little-known author, the only other work attributed to Kutuzovi? in OCLC being a preface to a translation of Marx published by this same Croatian-American imprint. This title published as Narodna Knji?nica (Folk Library), no. 12. We find two copies in OCLC of this title as of December, 2018 (title misspelled "Razvoj Nad?oveka"), both in Slovenia.

First Croatian Language Edition. 12mo (19cm.); publisher's buff staplebound card wrappers; 24pp. Wrappers a bit rubbed and toned at extremities, some soil to textblock including ringstains to p. 5 bleeding into following few leaves, occasional contemporary pencil marginalia, else Near Very Good. Croatian translation from the original Russian, the title loosely translated as "One of the Kings of the Republic." Published as Nardona Knji?nica (Folk Literature), no. 16. Presumably excerpted from a larger body of work, the text an attack on the oil industry (the titular "King"). This edition not in OCLC as of December, 2018, nor in the NUC.

First Croatian Language Edition. Small octavo (18cm.); publisher's green decorative staplebound wrappers; 24pp. Light wear to wrapper extremities including tiny gouge at top fore-edge corner of upper cover slightly affecting textblock though not approaching text, minor soil, else Very Good or better. Croatian-language edition of the British socialist's pamphlet "Imprudent Marriages," first published by Charles Kerr in the 1890s and described in a contemporary review as "a short but spicy little work" ("Progressive Thought" (Olathe, KS), November 1, 1899). This translation, by a Croatian-American student at the University of Chicago, was issued by a small and short-lived Croatian-language socialist workers' publisher. At head of title "No. 8 Nardona Knji?nica." This title apparently unrecorded, we find no copies in OCLC (November, 2018) or the NUC.

First Edition. Stated "Second Edition, February 1921." No. 199 of 400 copies on large paper, signed by Nearing, with purchaser's name (W.H. Amerland) also entered on limitation page in Nearing's hand, dated December 24, 1920. Tall octavo (25cm). Paper-backed boards, lettered in gilt on spine and front cover; 266pp +index. A tight, clean, very good copy, with just a touch of toning to paper on spine and a trace of bookplate residue inside front cover; Very Good+, lacking the very rare dustwrapper. Nearing's treatise on the waning of American Imperial power and the pending social revolution. Amont other things, the book is a testament to the paradoxical decade of the Twenties, when a perfectly sincere treatise on the decay of American capitalism could be published on handmade paper in a deluxe edition for bibliophiles. Though the limitation page (clearly printed and signed prior to publication and tipped-in) states this to be the First Edition, the verso of the title page states "Second Printing, February, 1921.". Signed.

Zustand des Schutzumschlags: dj. First Edition. Octavo (21cm). Tan cloth boards, lettered in black on spine and front cover; dustjacket; 349pp. Fine, tight copy in a crisp, price-clipped dustwrapper with a few minuscule losses at extremities, still Near Fine. Nearing offers a fundamentally Marxist interpretation of contemporary economic trends in the West, likening the rise of trusts, monopolies and cartels to the rise of Imperial powers in antiquity and predicting their imminent collapse under the weight of Third World revolt (if we may be permitted this anachronism) and internal dissension. An unusually meaty work for Nearing, half-composed of annotations and scholarly appendices; not common, and truly scarce in this condition.

First Thus. Cloth issue. Octavo (22.25cm.); original red decorative cloth lettered in black; xxiv,188pp. Corners a bit bumped, a few tiny dampstains to upper cover, cloth very slightly darkened along extremities, else Very Good or better. Slightly later gift inscription to front pastedown in English and German, dated West Allis, Wis., March 2, 1911, urging recipients to "Read Careful." In the same hand the previous owner has written below Berger's name "I. soz. Kongressabgeordneter in den U.S.A., gewählt 8 nov. 1910." German translation of Robert Blatchford's socialist treatise Merrie England (1893), first published in a series of articles in The Clarion. This edition has been adapted for a German-American readership.

Original clean copy typescript poem; 9ll. on onionskin; previous mail folds, ex-Mooney Papers, Bancroft Library, with their small rubberstamps to each leaf, else Very Good and sound. Lengthy unpublished ballad of 86 4- and 5-line stanzas recounting the plight of iron molder and IWW leader Tom Mooney from his birth to the present date (1934, based on the penultimate stanza on p. 6 describing Judge Griffin: "all these eighteen years [since the 1916 trial], / Has fought on Mooney's side"). Though no author is provided, the poet has a detailed knowledge of Mooney's biography and trial, beginning before his birth with his father, "A tall trade-union Irishman, / Choking his lungs out mining coal"; progressing to Mooney's early childhood helping his widowed mother make ends meet as a paperboy; and the first trial against him after dynamite was found (or planted) on a boat in the San Pablo Bay, a crime for which he was exonerated. The poem additionally recounts the first meetings between Mooney and Warren K. Billings, as well as the tireless travel and work his mother and sister shouldered to bring justice after it was revealed that the star witness, Frank Oxman, had perjured himself. The poem ends with the heartbreaking death of Mother Mooney, who was laid in state at the gates of San Quentin, and the mournful plea: "Warren Billings is forty years old. / Tom Mooney's hair grows white. / How soon will California turn / Her long, long wrong to right?" Another five years would pass before liberal Governor Culbert Olson would pardon him, in 1939.