Cambridge, MA: [authors], 1969. [43p.], dittoed 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled together at upper left corner, very good. A course project undertaken by radical students at Harvard; cover sheet identifies the course as "T-102, Dr. Belanger;" the group submitting this project was Group A. "The objective of the community self training... More about Curriculum for Social Change
Cat.No: 195415
[Boston]: n.pub. [1974-?]. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet printed one side with crudely reproduced image showing a man holding up a despondent woman. Light edgewear. Announces a teach-in on Greece at Harvard and on Chile at the Paulist Center in Boston. More about Demonstrate: US out of Chile / Greece and the Third World [handbill
Cat.No: 180613
Cambridge, MA: Rally for Justice, [1973]. Two 8.5x11 inch leaflets stapled together at corner; the second leaflet is headlined "Otis McRae blasts racism at Goddard College, a 200 mile walk to address rally at Harvard." Mild handling wear. The second leaflet discusses controversies and protests at Goddard over cutbacks of... More about Join the Long Walk for Racial Justice. From Goddard College in Vermont to Harvard Square in...
Cat.No: 234650
Cambridge: Harvard-Radcliffe Committee to End the War in Vietnam; Harvard-Radcliffe SDS; Endorsed by the Greater Boston Coordinating Committee to End the War in Vietnam, [1966]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, image from the Bread and Puppet Theater; minor toning. Year penciled in upper right corner. Announces a march to begin at MIT... More about March & Rally to bring our men home from Vietnam [handbill announcing events at MIT and Harvard
Cat.No: 217794
New York: Time-Life Books, 1968. Trade Paperback. 159p., wraps. More about The Negro and the city; adapted from a special issue of FORTUNE on: 'Business and the Urban Crisis'
Cat.No: 35010
Cambridge, MA: the Committee, 1969. [10p.], 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheets stapled together at upper left corner, cover sheet toned with creasing in corner. Issued during the Harvard strike; the eight demands included abolition of ROTC; Black workers’ homes in Roxbury not be torn down to make room for Harvard Medical... More about Working Papers of the Ed. School Committee for the Eight Demands
Cat.No: 195414
North Easton, MA: the author, 1901. Single sheet of stationery, 8.5x11 inches, faint creases from having been folded. The letter begins with an apology for mislaying the precise amount of money Ames owed to Baker, an instructor of Latin at Harvard, for some recent translation work. “The translations were perfectly... More about Handwritten letter on letterhead of the Ames Botanical Laboratory, thanking William Wilson Baker...
Cat.No: 201579
[Boston?]: New England Free Press, 1969. Pamphlet. 20p., wraps slightly toned, a few photoillustrations in the text, a few pages roughtly opened with tears in the margin else good condition, 5.5x8.5 inches. Afterword by Paul Garver on rear cover, dated August 14 1969, discusses the origin of the pamphlet, which... More about The case for abolishing ROTC
Cat.No: 214797
Boston: Beacon Press, 1994. Hardcover. xiv, 195p., inscribed by Bell, first edition, dj. Bell reflects on his choice of dismissal from Harvard rather than ending his protest over the lack of tenured women of color in the law school. More about Confronting authority; reflections of an ardent protester
Cat.No: 57818
Lancaster, MA: J.C.L. Clark, 1902. 44p., frontispiece, illus., inscribed "Amy L. Marston, from the author," publisher's notice tipped in, minor foxing, first edition, bound in the original boards with a linen spine, somewhat edgeworn and handled, spine label foxed. More about The Alcotts in Harvard
Cat.No: 132141
Lancaster, MA: J.C.L. Clark, 1902. Hardcover. 44p., frontispiece, illus., publisher's notice tipped in, , first edition, bound in the original boards which are edge worn, with cloth spine and a linen spine, somewhat edgeworn and soiled. More about The Alcotts in Harvard
Cat.No: 228034
New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1932. Hardcover. xi, 328p., original cloth binding faded along the spine, spine lettering dimmed, minor edge wear else good condition, first edition. Dennis, born in Atlanta, Georgia, to a French / Native American father and an African American / Native American mother, very early... More about Is capitalism doomed?
Cat.No: 181190
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[San Francisco]: [197-]. 1.5 inch diameter pin, very good, turquoise on white field. Diamante, a local activist (and Harvard graduate) ran two campaigns for mayor, in 1971 and 1975. The second time he nearly doubled his support, winning slightly over one percent of the vote. More about Diamante for Mayor [pinback button
Cat.No: 202825
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[San Francisco]: [197-]. 1.5 inch diameter pin, very good, purple on white field. Diamante, a local activist (and Harvard graduate) ran two campaigns for mayor, in 1971 and 1975. The second time he nearly doubled his support, winning slightly over one percent of the vote. More about Diamante for Mayor [pinback button
Cat.No: 202826
Cambridge, MA: Harvard Law Review, 1947. Pamphlet. [1193]-1234 p, wraps, minor browning & minor pencil marginalia else very good condition. Offprint from Harvard Law Review, Vol LX, no. 8, October, 1947. Dissects and challenges the quality of legal scholarship underlying HUAC's investigation of the Southern Conference for Human Welfare. More about Report on a Report of the House Committee on Un-American Activities
Cat.No: 134764
Boston: New England Free Press, 1969. 40p., 5.5x8.5 inches, staplebound pamphlet, rubberstamp of Minneapolis Labor Book Store on cover, otherwise very good. "This pamphlet is part of our strike to abolish ROTC, end Harvard's expansion into Cambridge and Boston, and to set up a Black Studies Department..." More about Vietnam, U.S. imperialism and us. Strike
Cat.No: 174870
[Cambridge]: Faculty of Arts & Science, Harvard University, 1972. 70p, 5.5x8.5 inch pamphlet, heavy stock brown wraps, staple bound, goldenrod pages with black print, very faint soiling on front cover else very good condition. Outlines the accomplishments, needs, and unfinished business of the department under Ewart Guinier, its first chair... More about The first three years of the Afro-American Studies Department, 1969-1972 October 16, 1972
Cat.No: 181300
San Francisco: Peremptory Publications, 2000. Paperback. 195p., foreword, appendices, notes, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Fictional "Memoir" of a closeted gay math professor who died in 1906. More about Sex & Math in the Harvard Yard, the memoirs of James Mills Peirce, a fictional biography
Cat.No: 145013
Concord: Hound & Horn, Inc, 1931. pp325-452, ads, illus. with two plates, wraps heavily soiled, worn, and stained. Glue has dried out and wraps are almost completely detached from text block. Left-leaning journal founded and edited by Lincoln Kirstein. This issue contains part one of a two-part essay by Hester... More about The Hound & Horn; Vol. IV, No. 3 (April-June, 1931
Cat.No: 230107
New York: Modern Age Books, 1939. Paperback. x, 308p., wraps mildly shelfworn, minor stains on fore edges else very good condition. Modern Age book no. 85. Dedicated to "My friends in the Harvard class of 1924." More about You might like socialism; a way of life for modern man
Cat.No: 28913
Beijing: Zuojia chubanshe, 2004. 438p., very good in wraps; text in Chinese. Sequel to "Harvard Student Liu Yiting," Liu's parents further discuss the lifetime of preparation that enabled their daughter to get into Harvard. More about Hafo nühai Liu Yiting Zhi er. Liu Yiting de xue xi fang fa he pei yang xi jie
Cat.No: 158550
Cambridge, MA: the Committee, 1965. 11p., 8.5x11 inches, edgeworn wraps, pages evenly toned, minor creasing. Calls for increased skepticism of US government statements and opposition to the war. More about The significance of the State Department White paper on Vietnam
Cat.No: 171304
Evanston, IL: the auhtor, 1970. 225, 81p., worn wraps, an ugly stain on the cover penetrating to the first few pages, a reading copy only. 8.5x11 inches. Sections on his time at Harvard, his chess games, and much more. More about Autobiography of Kenneth Ormsby Mott-Smith
Cat.No: 237856
New York: That New Magazine, 1982. Magazine. 64p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, reviews, news, ads, cartoons, photos, very good magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Cabral on gay China, Toby Marotta's "Sons of Harvard" Interview with Vidal and very important, Lawrence Mass, M.D. reprints his New York Native article on what was... More about Christopher Street: vol. 6, #2, March, 1982, issue #62: Good God! There's Gay Life in China and...
Cat.No: 239223
n.p. [the author], n.d. 274p., 8.5x11 inches, bound in copyshop plastic binding, wraps worn. An early version of the work that was published by Munewata Press in 1995. The Fulbright scholar and Harvard graduate writes about life as a "foreign expert" at China's official English-language propaganda newspaper over the course..... More about China Daily: in between the lines. A non-fiction novel masquerading as a journal
Cat.No: 178009
