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Biographical Sketches of the Class of 1860 in Dartmouth College, 1881. By Frederic Chase, Secretary. Hanover: Dartmouth Press, 1881. Wrappers. 28pp.Fairly detailed skeches, including parentage and fathers occupation; occupations after leaving Dartmouth.I count 82 individuals. About 25 of them have some mention of service in the civil war (either military or Christian Commission), and just one death, from malaria.Lower edge of spine chipped; old erasure on upper right of front cover.

Chase, William J.Enemies within the Gates? The Comintern and the Stalinist Repression, 1934-1939. New Haven: Yale University Press [c.1941]. xxi,514p.In Yale's Annals of Communism series. Prepared with the cooperation of the Russian State Archive of Social and Political History. Russian documents translated by Vadim A. Staklo. "This book is about an extraordinary group of people at an extraordinary time caught up in a life and death struggle. The documents show bluntly and brutally how the Russian Revolution under Stalin ate its own children" - Ronald Grior Suny.

Cheng'En, Wu. Journey to the West. Beijing: Foreign Languages Publishing House. Three volumes, all stated first editions, 1982-1986, all in very good condition and with very good dust jackets. Translated by W. F. W. Jenner.Volume 1: 1982, isbn 0-8351-1003-6. 575p. Jacket in a glassine cover.Volume 2: 1984. isbn 0-8351-1193-8. 630p. Jacket in a glassine cover.Volume 3: 1986. isbn 0-8351-1364-7. 646p.

Cherry-Gaspard, Apsley. The Worst Journey in the World. Two volumes.Penguins No. 99 and 100.Two volumes in vintage Penguin editions, Volume 1 is Hammondsworth, 4th impression, October 1938. Volume 2 is London, 2nd impression, August 1937.

Uncorrected proof; 8.5 x 11 sheets between plastic sheets. Not paginated. See photos.

New York: Reader's Digest Press * E. P. Dutton: 1973. First edition. Hardcover with dustjacket in very good condition; jacket is in a clear protective cover. This book played a role making the west aware (again) of the magnitude of Stalingrad.