GIs Speak out against the War: The Case of the Ft. Jackson 8

HALSTEAD, Fred

New York: Pathfinder Press, (1970), Illus. with photos. Wraps. 128 p . 1st ed. Name inside front cover, spine faded; else very good.

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" Sanity now" newsletter. [29 issues].

Roe, V.V., editor

La Puente, CA: the newsletter, 1975-1980 Twenty nine issues of the monthly newsletter, average 16 pages apiece, in legal-size sheets stapled at upper left. Lot also includes several single-sheet leaflets and a typed, signed letter from the editor accompanying photocopied articles. The newsletter is described as "Written for left-activists, as aids in organizing and educating themselves and others in basic workingclass concepts for involvement in the class struggle against imperialism, and for a socialist America." Combining photocopied articles with extensive typewritten commentary, it covered topics ranging from farmworker organizing to the anti-nuclear movement. The tone is generally allied with the CPUSA and much material is quoted from CP sources. The lot includes the following numbered issues: 98 (July 1975), 113, 114, 116-129, 140-142, 144-149, 151, 152, and 162/3 (Nov./Dec. 1980). Issue 98 contains a full-page warning poster exposing Ken Fong, AKA Ken Cheng, as a police informant who has infiltrated various left groups in the LA area.

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" We return fighting"; the civil rights movement in the jazz age.

Schneider, Mark Robert

Boston: Northeastern University Press, 2002 viii, 476p., illus. in text, first printing, very good in a like dj. A study of the NAACP's civil rights efforts (anti-Klan, anti-lynching, etc.) and the DuBois-Johnson-White leadership.

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"Patriots, Awake - Get Out Your Guns!!" "The Eskimos Are Coming!" We Are Spending in 1937 for National Defense One Billion Dolla

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE & FREEDOM

Philadelphia: Women's International League for Peace & Freedom, 1937, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. Single sheet printed on both sides .

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"Smoke the Calumet Together." In "World Marxist Review"

KENT, Rockwell

Vol. 5, No. 9 (September, 1962) .

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"War Crimes Tribunal: Testimony, Reports, Findings." In "Liberation"

(INTERNATIONAL WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL)

Vol. XII, Nos. 9 & 10 (December, 1967 / January, 1968) .

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'The Two Mules,' a Fable for the Nations: Co-operation Is Better Than Conflict

FRIENDS PEACE COMMITTEE

Washington: National Council for Prevention of War, n.d, 3 1.2 x 5 1/2 in. Small broadside .

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1. The Radical Heritage, 2. The Unfinished Revolution, 3. The Coming Revolt in Labor, 4. George Meany's Troubled Legacy, 5. Heav

LENS, Sidney

New York: A. J. Muste Memorial Institute, ca. 1987, Narrow 8vo. Wraps. 96 p . A. J. Muste Memorial Institute Essay Series No. 12. 1st ed. Fine.

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1. The Radical Heritage, 2. The Unfinished Revolution, 3. The Coming Revolt in Labor, 4. George Meany's Troubled Legacy, 5. Heav

LENS, Sidney

New York: A. J. Muste Memorial Institute, ca. 1987, Narrow 8vo. Wraps. 96 p . A. J. Muste Memorial Institute Essay Series No. 12. 1st ed. One corner a bit bumped; else fine.

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1876 Woodburytype of Lord Lytton, Viceroy of India

(Lord Lytton)

London & Edinburgh: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1876 A sharp and clear oval Woodburytype portrait of 1876 Woodburytype of Lord Lytton, Viceroy of India; approx. 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" size, on the original heavy paper 8 1/2" x 10 1/2" sheet; Edward Robert Bulwer-Lytton, first earl of Lytton [pseud. Owen Meredith] (1831-1891) Viceroy of India and poet, this photograph at relatively early in his career, when just appointed as the Indian Viceroy; "...Both during his lifetime and afterwards, Lord Lytton was compared to the ideal ‘Renaissance man’. Certainly his talents as poet, linguist, diplomat, and statesman were many and varied. However, his greatest achievements came in those areas for which he had only limited regard. His bearing, interest in culture, and knowledge of European languages made him highly successful at moving in the diplomatic circles of aristocratic Europe, and also at introducing to English audiences the genius of the continental Romantic movement... the elaboration of the famine code apart, his viceroyalty in India was a many-sided failure which helped to set the British raj on the path to its eventual extinction. His disaster in Afghanistan broke the spell of British invincibility and encouraged other European powers then rising to challenge for colonial possessions and a share of world dominance. His policies of discriminating between the rights of British and of Indian subjects within the empire and of favouring the traditions of the princes over the modernities represented by the Western-educated classes contributed to the deepening isolation and ossification of the imperial state. As imperial rituals and display became ever grander, the British raj alienated ever broader sections of Indian public opinion and doomed itself to fall among the first victims to anti-colonial nationalism in the twentieth century...." (David Washbrook in the DNB); photograph by Thompson Cooper, Lock & Whitfield photographers; a few light spots to the margins, image not affected; short closed tear in margin, repaired archivally at back, unobtrusive; a handsome and striking portrait of the noted British author & politician in very good condition. Very Good.

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5,000,000 Widows, 10,000, Orphans: Women! Do You Want That Again?

MODOTI, Tina

La Jolla, Calif.: Parenthesis Writing Series, [1996], 8vo. Wraps. 20 p . Fine.

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7 Points for Peace: The Plan to End the War

PEACE ACTION COUNCIL - P.C.P.J. (PEOPLES COALITION FOR PEACE & JUSTICE)

Los Angeles: Peace Action Council - PCPJ, ca. 1971, 8 1/2 x 7 5/8 in. Wraps. Not paginated .

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A Better World: Poems

TALBOTT, E. Guy

New York: Henry Harrison, (1937), 8vo. Cloth. 96 p . 1st ed. "Autographed Copy No. 239". A bit bumped at top of spine; else very good in chipped d.w.

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A Better World: Poems

TALBOTT, E. Guy

New York: Henry Harrison, (1937), 8vo. Cloth. 96 p . 1st ed. "Autographed Copy No. 85". About fine in d.w. with piece missing at top of front panel.

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A Better World: Poems

TALBOTT, E. Guy

New York: Henry Harrison, (1937), 8vo. Cloth. 96 p . 1st ed. INSCRIBED & SIGNED. Bumped at top edge of front cover; else about fine in d.w. with some chipping at top edge & small stain on rear panel.

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A Better World: Poems

TALBOTT, E. Guy

New York: Henry Harrison, (1937), 8vo. Cloth. 96 p . 1st ed. SIGNED. Fine in d.w.

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A Bill of Rights for Veterans: The Time Is Now!

WISCONSIN VETERANS UNION

Milwaukee: The Wisconsin Veterans Union, (1978), 8vo. Wraps. [15 p.] . About fine.

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A Diary about the Cuban-Venezuelan Expedition to the Dominican Republic, Found Next to the Body of the Venezuelan, Edwin Erminy:

ERMINY, Edwin

Caracas: Free Venezuela National Anti-Communist Movement Publications, 1959, 24mo. Wraps. 43 p .

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A FULL STATEMENT OF THE REASONS WHICH WERE IN PART OFFERED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS, ON THE FOURTH A

[Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society]:

Boston:: Published by the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society,, 1836 48pp, dbd, Very Good. After the Boston riot in late 1835, in which William Lloyd Garrison was mobbed and nearly lynched at a meeting called by the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society, some thoughtful Massachusetts solons considered reducing the risk of future disorders by restricting the free speech of abolitionists. Any such restrictions would have involved hand-in-glove cooperation with pro-slavery southerners in, for example, prohibiting use of the mails to carry abolitionist literature. This pamphlet records one of the earliest such struggles in the Abolition Movement, detailing in a compelling fashion the Society's views in opposition. FIRST EDITION. Sabin 45737. Dumond 79. AI 38890 [5]. Not in Work, Blockson, or Eberstadt.

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A Handbook on the War in Asia

BOALT HALL ACTION COMMITTEE

Berkeley: The Committee, (1970), Preface by Robert Barrett. Wraps. 72 p .

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