Philadelphia: Jordan Bros. [May], 1891. Unpaginated preliminaries, 337p., publisher's ad leaf, fourth edition with a special preface, original decorated wraps over a textblock secured with hefty staples, one of which is showing. Front cover image is a wood-engraved portrait of author in wimple, back wrap more ads. An intact copy... More
Cat.No: 162665
Paris: Edition C.E.A., no date (late 1930s). 104p., text and illustrations on newsprint, squareback 9.5 x 6 inch booklet in b&w pictorial wraps titled in red; badly bumped at a top corner, paperstock browned but not brittle. Otherwise, mild edgewear, and a small score-line on back cover. Numerous low-resolution images... More
Cat.No: 68836
Aurora, MO: The Menace, n.d. 259p., edgeworn and partly faded wraps, torn along portions of spine. Internal pages yellowing. This is a reprint of the original Senate report, "Lands held for ecclesiastical or religious uses in the Philippine Islands," published by the GPO in 1901; However, this version has a.... More
Cat.No: 132302
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Chicago: American Atheists, 1979. 8.5x11 inch handbill, printed both sides, very good. Artwork depicts a vampiric pope threatening the Statue of Liberty. More
Cat.No: 215403
New York: The Churchman, 1955. Pamphlet. [30]p., wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good condition. Anti-Catholic view, done by the Protestant Episcopal Church, includes reference on the Vatican-Axis alliance. Blames the cold war mostly on the West, with some blame reserved for the Soviet Union. More
Cat.No: 190631
Girard: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1931. 31p., 3.25 x 5 inch stapled wraps; slight browning and handling wear. Little Blue Book No. 1720. More
Cat.No: 54017
Menlo Park, CA: Institute for Humane Studies, 1977. 36p., wraps, very good but for old bookseller's stamp on title page. Studies in Education no. 3. A re-examination of the legal case in which the Supreme Court decided that children could not be forced to attend public schools. Discusses social context... More
Cat.No: 168451
London: Printed for John Morphew, 1711. 31p., disbound 7.8x4.8 inch textblock enclosed in makeshift 19thC wrapper; ex libris with unobtrusive institutional blindstamp overprinted with tiny withdrawn stamp. Wrapper is split and nearly detached. Good copy. Author addresses the King throughout, appears to encourage a livelier censorship of texts deemed irreligious. More
Cat.No: 179130
London: Macintosh, 1853. 12p (misprinted 21), disbound in wraps, lightly creased. Not found in OCLC. A defense of the Club against contemporary political attacks; it argues that its goals are to uphold a national educational system based on scripture; to preserve the Church of England and Ireland, while breaking the... More
Cat.No: 145355
Chicago: The Regan Press, 1914. 144p., newsprint paperstock, first edition staplebound 7x4.8 inch textblock in printed terracotta wraps; paper is very toned and on the verge of fragile, a small puncture to cover penetrates a dozen adjacent leaves, an unhandled unmarked copy: very good, despite puncture. Decorated with a linocut... More
Cat.No: 180082
Boston: The Beacon Press, 1962. ix, 300p., second printing clothbacked boards in dj, very good. More
Cat.No: 28874
Boston: Beacon Press, 1973. 308p., first edition. More
Cat.No: 81517
New Orleans: Tulane University, 1960. Pp.205-224 (of 192p., entire issue), yapp-edged journal wraps a bit crimped, accession stamp, other mild signs of handling and age, a sound copy entirely clean within. More
Cat.No: 115800
Alamo: Holmganger's Press, 1979. 35p., 7x8.5 inches, lightly-soiled first edition in stapled pictorial wraps. Berkeley-based poet and activist. More
Cat.No: 150343
Alamo: Holmganger's Press, 1979. 35p., 7x8.5 inches, first edition in stapled pictorial wraps, quite soiled with handling and stains; as is. Berkeley-based poet and activist. More
Cat.No: 151172
Edinburgh: The Hope Trust, no date, perhaps 1920. 24p., staplebound 5.3 x 4.25 inch coated decorated wraps, rather dim, paperstock browned, staple quite rusted. Reformation stories for children no. 2. More
Cat.No: 68735
Hong Kong: Nazareth-Press, n.d. 195p., foxed wraps, spine mildly soiled. Text in French. Early 1950s discussion of Chinese communist persecution of Catholics. More
Cat.No: 124483
London: Robert Hale, 1943. 111p. + foldout map, slim red cloth boards in plain printed dj, slightest shelfwear, jacket is clipped and has picked up a little soil. A searing critque of franquism. Dundas was bilingual from infancy and virtually a dual citizen. More
Cat.No: 25767
New York: International Publishers, 1986. Paperback. 137p., wraps, first edition, faintest sign of handling else very good condition. Unusual item from a Communist Party viewpoint; the authors resort to Gus Hall's wisdom once or twice. Their principal bogey is the Vatican propaganda mill, which the CP has seen a lot of. More
Cat.No: 69576
[Princeton?]: the author, [1956?]. Four panel brochure, 8.5x11 inches, creased horizontally. Not found in OCLC (3/14). Attack on the FBI for being controlled by Catholics and for not investigating the Church. More
Cat.No: 185646
[Princeton, NJ]: the author, [1959?]. 9p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, creased horizontally. Not found in OCLC (3/14). The retired Princeton professor attacks Douglas for his support of Roman Catholics in public office with reference to Governor Brown of California and Senator Kennedy. The polemic includes references to the Communist Party USA... More
Cat.No: 185645
New York: Vantage Press, 1954. 267p., Masonic book plate on front paste down, previous owner's inscription on front blank end paper, relevant article pasted on blank frontis page, else very good condition in a chipped dj. More
Cat.No: 185577
Birmingham: Religion and the People, n.d. 14p., wraps lightly worn. Publication Number 1. More
Cat.No: 131748
New York: Truth Seeker Company, [1921?]. Pamphlet. 21p., wraps edge worn else very good condition, 5.75x8.75 inches, New York address blacked out and stamped with a San Diego address. Truth Seeker moved to San Diego in 1964. More
Cat.No: 189231
San Francisco: the Crusader, 1921. 16p., wraps, 7.75x11 inches, lightly creased from folding, some foxing and edgewear. Cover mostly occupied by a drawing depicting child in armor on horseback, raising flag with heraldic device and "Excalibur" emblazoned upon it. Anti-Sinn Fein periodical, supportive of public schools (as alternative to Catholic... More
Cat.No: 134194
