New Dehli: Ministry of External Affairs, [1972-?]. 744p., mildly worn wraps, several through-and-through wormholes. Thick volume of documents justifying India's stance on the division of Pakistan and Bangladeshi independence. More
Cat.No: 151064
Karachi: Dept. of Advertising, Films, and Publications, n.d. 44p, illustrated wraps, B&W photos. Government claims about the progress of the impoverished Eastern Pakistan (later Bangladesh). More
Cat.No: 124766
Karachi: Dept. of Advertising, Films, and Publications, 1956. 63p., wraps. Largely about Kashmir; also includes a "no war" offer to India by the prime minister. Published April 1956. More
Cat.No: 129024
Dacca: Nawroze Kitabistan, 1979. 116p., hardcover with chipped paper label on spine. Second edition. More
Cat.No: 176531
Cambridge / Boston: Schenkman Publishing Co. / G. K. Hall & Co., 1978. xvii, 158p., photo section, first edition utilitarian buckram boards spine-titled, very good. More
Cat.No: 161777
Corvallis: CALYX Books, 1991. Paperback. 99p., glossary, personal inscription signed and dated May 1992 by the poet, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. More
Cat.No: 185841
Bloomington: AuthorHouse, 2005. 80p., very good hardcover in dj. Bangladeshi immigrant author. "In places, the poet rather boldly and skillfully parlays his alternative worldview to the western readers - unmindful about being PC." - cover blurb by M. Omar Farooq. Banshee refers here to a type of Bangladeshi flute. More
Cat.No: 199204
Kent Ridge, Singapore: Singapore University Press, 1980. Paperback. xii, 369p., illustrated with charts and stats, softbound in 8.5x5.5 inch decorated green wraps. Cover a little edgeworn and handled, spine has a reader's crease, text bears pencilled brackets and underlines (neat ones) throughout. Sound and otherwise clean, a good reading copy..... More
Cat.No: 250065
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006. Paperback. xiv, 197p., wraps, 6 x 9 inches, illus., maps, very good condition. More
Cat.No: 246039
New Delhi: Sage Publications / Book Review Literary Trust, 1995. Hardcover. 272p., illustrated with numerous line maps, hardbound in 8.5x5.5 inch black cloth boards gilt and dust jacket. Very nice condition (pace slightly slipshod Indian binderywork): completely sound, clean and unmarked. More
Cat.No: 250127
St. Paul, MN: CALYX, 2000. Paperback. 106 pages, paperback, signed by author with "autographed copy" sticker on cover; revised edition. Mild edgewear. More
Cat.No: 245789
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1984. Hardcover. 384p., very good condition in a shelf worn dj. More
Cat.No: 249590
![Two Bengali editions of The Unvanquished]. Howard Fast](/pictures/thumb/238468.jpg?v=1559182702)
Dacca: Premier Books, 1959, 1965. Two different editions of Fast's novel about the American Revolutionary War, published in what is now Bangladesh (then Eastern Pakistan). The earlier edition is a hardcover, 291p., very good, publisher uncertain; the latter edition is 314p., hardcover, corners somewhat rubbed. This edition has a paper..... More
Cat.No: 238468
Dhaka, Bangladesh: Caritas-Bangladesh, 1988. Hardcover. xiv, 189 p., illustrated with scattered photos, sketches and line maps; a good hardcover in smudged and edgeworn dj. Study by a Catholic priest who worked in the area. This gypsy-like group identifies as Hindu, for practical purposes, rather than Muslim or Christian. More
Cat.No: 171962
London: Frank Cass, 1993. Paperback. 131p., illustrated with a few schematics, softbound, an 8.5x5.5 inch paperback in glossy wraps. A cover corner-tip is slightly bumped, an else unmolested specimen: absolutely sound, clean and unmarked. More
Cat.No: 249977
Washington DC: Pakistan Embassy, 1971. 20p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. Background report III. Ambassador Hilaly's responses to various Americans who had expressed concern about the treatment of people in East Pakistan (then in the process of becoming Bangladesh). More
Cat.No: 225146
Karachi: Idarah-yi Matbu'at-i Pakistan, n.d. 384p., hardcover with lightly worn dj. OCLC lists one copy at McGill. Bengali novel, published when Bangladesh was Eastern Pakistan. More
Cat.No: 132521
Dhaka: Taj, 1989. 400p., hardcover, hinges cracking, tattered dj, a reading copy. Bengali-language cookbook. More
Cat.No: 202772
Tokyo: Fukuinkan Shoten, 1997. Paperback. 171p., fullpage color and b&w photography (about equal proportions) with brief texts and captions in both Japanese and English, plain printed 9.5x9 inch tan wraps, alkaline paperstock throughout. A nice clean sound unmarked copy. As of 10/2018 only one copy found in OCLC. More
Cat.No: 230779
London: Radical Asia Publications, 1984. 128 pages, [6] leaves of plates, very good paperback, text in Bengali. On Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. More
Cat.No: 232776
San Francisco: Revolutionary Union & Bay Area Radical Education Project, [1971?]. 28p., wraps a bit soiled. More
Cat.No: 76218
Berkeley: Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, 1979. Offprint, pp.695-737 [42p.], staplebound 9.8x6.8 inch coated cardstock wraps. Staples touched with rust, mild edgewear, good copy. Laid in is a TLs on Institute letterhead, cover letter from Scalapino to a colleague, signed as "Bob." Faculty Reprint series no. 1..... More
Cat.No: 175719
![International Socialist Review [June 1971]. Larry Seigle, eds Les Evans](/pictures/thumb/254710.jpg?v=1596673259)
New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1971. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, previous owners name on label cross middle of front wrap. 47p. This issue tackles "Why Mao Defends Bengal Bloodbath", "What's wrong with the People's Peace Treaty", "How we built..... More
Cat.No: 254710
Dacca: Holiday Publications, 1973. 18p., staplebound pamphlet, ownership signature on front cover, which also has a chip at top edge (no loss of text). Some underlining. A reading copy only. Discussion of India's influence in Bangladesh since independence. More
Cat.No: 225149
Dacca, Bangladesh: Holiday Publications, 1972. 22p., 5.25x8.5 inches, stapled pamphlet, toned paper and wraps, else good. Holiday Monograph No. 1. Marxist critique of the Awami League led government in Bangladesh's plans to nationalize banks, industries, transportation, etc. without going about it in the proper Marxist order. More
Cat.No: 236868
