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Title, author and subtitle on spine in silver gilt. publisher on spine in black. Some underling first chapter.. Previous owners bookplate verso front endpaper and his name stamped in ink bottom edges. Spine of dj shows wear top and bottom Few nicks on front of Dj. Book has been read. Index and bibliography. The question of pragmatism in American life is examined but some say reality is overrated.

Previous owners name, aaddress stamped in ink half title page. Corners not straight. Text unmarked. Spine tight.
previous owners stamp last page in book
Trends developments and new approchaes for Marxism .
brief bibliography name and subject index

Spine of Dust jacket has title, author publisher in green ink. Spine on book is in gold gilt for the author, publisher and title.Text unmarked., Some scuffing page edges near top. Dj top front edge shows wear. Bottom front edge right is dirty.Very light wear top and bottom of spine on dj. Corrections made to earlier printings listed in rear of book. Index, bibliography and works cited. reviews on rear cover .Don't throw your writing away. Aristotle wasn't published until he was dead 250 years. Who knows what a new generation may make of the writing they find in the basement.

The editor, Gilles was the Scottish historiographer to the British crown for Scotland. The knowledge of Aristotle and his philosophy perhaps made its way into the British politics of the era and its approach to both the French Revolution and Napoleon . And from then on into the 19th and early 20th century through the first world war. Aristotle was a student of Plato. Plato called Aristotle the soul of his school and when Aristotle was absent Plato said he was talking to the deaf. But Aristotle did not like Plato. Plato did know why Aristotle did not like him. Plato, which means "Abundance", a name given to Plato by his wrestling coach,because of his broad shoulders for whom Plato was a champion wrestler, an important sport for the ancient Greeks. But some people said Plato was called abundant because Plato was fat. And that's why there are so many symposiums, all based around eating. Just a little background to the book.First, the printing is old style, with an elongated s. The front and rear covers… Read More

Book still sealed in protective cover, Book unread. Text unmarked. Spine tight.

translators; Art of War Giles 1910 Tao Te Ching Leggee 1891 Confucian Analects Legge 1893 Meniscis : Legge 1893Decorated cover with title in gold gilt. Dragon in red under title. gold gilt on spine. Spine is tight. Text unmarked.. No visible flaws. gold edged pages

Stated First edition, White spot near top of book spine . White spot on edge of top of book spine. rear of cover quote by Descartes o n why people don't think they need more good sense than what they have. Rear cover of dj is dirty, shows war at top and bottom of spine and missing piece top left corner of dj. Dj spine show wear has apiece missing near bottom. top and bottom of dj spine show wear.Previous owners name top left verso endppaer, Dares stamped near gutter of verso endpaper and free flyleaf

a fun read that's mind stretching. text is unmarked slight tear upper left front corner

Winner sundance film festival grand jury prize. Screenplay with notes by film maker. Text unmarked. Spine tight. No visible flaws, " Believer most potent and provactive film of the year" Rolling Stone

Small dent bottom center front cover, Right bottom corner creased. Corners rounded. Pages browning. Rear cover corners show small loss of color. Notes. Text unmarked. Spine still tight, First published in US in 1928. Major intellecual and philsophical work for pre world war 2 europe.

chronology notes book spine has title, author, publisher in silver, Text unmarked. book unread

After the failure of the left in Greece what can be done.
The book has some page edge browning. Corners not straight, Index. Text unmarked.

Fading along top and side of book. Spine faded. Text unmarked. Spine tight. Several charts.. Rear cover bottom left corner missing a small piece. Blank end paper rear bottom left small spot.

book is hinged front and rear. Book has been readprevious owners name and date recto flyleaf in blue ink and bookplate bottom rear verso flyleaf bottom spine lettering in gold gilttext is unmarked index of subject 393 pages Felix S Cohen a previous owner. Part of set of three volume picture of mature Peirce verso title page. set is $300

The books that started the French Revolution. Books have been read. Text unmarked. Table of contents in rear of each volume. Volume 3 title page stained, but has a ribbon marker to compensate.. Volume 4 has a ribbon marker.. Some pencil notation in different volumes.. Each volume shows some wear on covers. High quality printing. Each page type is bright and clear. All volumes are in French. Each spine says "Ouevre de Diderot" and number in gold gilt. All volumes are in French.. No clue as to previous owners.

38 strips, 10 essays and interviews and most important "Safe Area Gorazde" by Joe Sacco. Stunning work vizual impression of life in a war zone. A must read. Text is unmarked. Upper right front corne creased. Tiny wear bottom lower right front. Much color, many illustrations and images.

Text unmarked. Book unread.Small nick bottom page edge. Bottom spine slight wear. Slight edge wear top of spine. Monograph from Cambridge Univ Press.

Book is unread.300 pages Indexcover is face and title subtitle and author in whitetext unmarked.

Book unread. Text unmarked. glossary , . Guide furthur reading. Notes. Index. Bottom rear left corner .slight crease.

Bookseller stamp from tokyo in top rear recto and top left verso front endpaper. Previous owners name on frontendpapers. Free flyleaf is attached but loose . Text unmarked. index. Social intimidation as a principle of poltical life. Book hinged.