Mother Earth: An Epic Drama of Emma Goldman's Life.
Duberman, Martin.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. xiii + 220pp. Black paper over boards with titles in gilt on spine. Very Good+; previous owner neat name, minor stain to page ends, in a Very Good+ dust jacket; couple of short closed tears.

The Intellectuals On The Road To Class Power. A Sociological Study of the Role of the Intelligentsia in Socialism. Translated by Andrew Arato and Richard E. Allen.
Konrad, George and Ivan Szelenyi.

First American Edition. Octavo. xix, 252pp. Hardcover; couple of spots of minor pencil in the margins only; a Very Good copy in dust jacket.

Ranchero Revolt: The Mexican Revolution in Guerrero.
Jacobs, Ian .

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 234pp. Previous owner neat name else Fine in Near Fine dust jacket.

John Strachey.
Thomas, Hugh.

First American Edition. Octavo. 319pp. Near Fine; small stain to fore-edges in Near Fine dust jacket.

Second Edition. Octavo. 222pp. Illustrated. Yellow printed wraps. Very Good; some soiling and fading to spine. Warmly inscribed by the author.

First Paperback Printing. Octavo. 249pp. Pictorial wraps. Near Fine; previous owner neat name, light rubbing.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 366pp. includes index. Black paper over boards. In Fine condition in a Fine dust jacket. Breifly inscribed by the author. Caldicott helped form the groups Physicians for Social Responsibility and Women's Action Network for Nuclear Disarmament. She was known as the "First Lady of the Nuclear Freeze Movement in the 1980s."

First Edition. Octavo. xiii, 243pp. Maroon cloth lettered in silver. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket.

Eden Within Eden: Oregon's Utopian Heritage.
Kopp, James J.

Octavo. xiii + 370pp. Notes, Index. Appendix of past and present utopian communities. Cream wraps. In New condition. // Since the establishment of the Aurora Colony in 1856, Oregon has been the home of nearly three hundred communal experiments. Eden Within Eden is the first book to survey this utopian history, from religious and Socialist groups of the nineteenth century to ecologically conscious communities of the twenty-first century. It provides rich detail about utopian communities, some realized and some only planned, many of which reflect broader social, political, economic, and cultural aspects of Oregon's history.

First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo. 216 pp. Includes index. Black boards with title in gilt on the spine. Fine condition in Near Fine dust jacket

Octavo. 80pp. Illustrated wraps. A touch of wear to corners, else in Near Fine condition

Octavo. x + 238pp. Gray cloth over boards. Erasure on upper right corner of front free end-paper, with some soiling to top of text block; else Very Good in a Very Good+ dust jacket that has some light over-all rubbing with a touch of wear at corners

Quarto. xxix + 439pp. Index. Illustrated with thirty-eight reproductions. Hardback. Near Fine in a Near Fine price-clipped dust jacket

Octavo. xiii + 269pp. Index. Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket that has a touch of wear to corners

Octavo. 254pp. Index. Illustrated throughout with several black & white photographs. Small spots of soiling to the spine and back panel, else Very Good+ in a Very Good price-clipped dust jacket that has wear along top and bottom edges, a repaired close tear at top of front panel, and some overall rubbing

Octavo. 404pp. Index. Hardback. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket

The Most Dangerous Man in Detroit: Walter Reuther and the Fate of American Labor.
Lichtenstein, Nelson .

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 575pp. Illustrated. Previous owner neat name else Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. Reauther the president of the United Automobile Workers from 1946 to 1970.

Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life.
Anderson, Jon Lee .

First Edition, First Printing. Stout octavo. 814pp. Illustrated. Previous owner neat name else Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. The definitive biography.

The Death of Ramon Gonzalez: The Modern Agricultural Dilemma.
Wright, Angus.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 337pp. Fine in Fine dust jacket. Study of pesticide issues in Mexican agriculture.

The Later Periods of Quakerism. In Two Volumes.
Jones, Rufus M.

First Edition. Large octavos. xxxvi + 1020pp. including index. Hardbound; a Near Fine set in Very Good+ price-clipped dust jackets. // An extensive work on the Quaker movement in 19th Century America, with much on the social organization, customs, and history

From the Savoy. An Essay on Going to Church. Boston, MA: John W. Luce & Co. 1909. Later Printing. 60pp. // The Commonsense of Municipal Trading. New York: John Lane Company, 1911. Later Printing. With a new 8-page preface by Shaw. Fabian Socialist Series No. 5. 120pp. // Socialism and Superior Brains: A Reply to Mr. Mallock. New York:John Lane Company, 1912. Fabian Socialist Series No. 8. 59pp. Later Printing. // Octavo. Bound in three quarter dark brown morocco over marbled boards. Spine lettered and compartments decorated in gilt, 5 raised bands. Top edges gilt. Marbled endpapers. Some fading to spine else Near Fine. Note: fore-edge of "An Essay on Going to Church" is 1" thinner than the other two volumes.

An Open Letter to Che Guevara.
Thibeau, John.

First Edition. Three 8.5" x 11" sheets folded in thirds and contained in an envelope. Reproduces letter written to Guevara by Thibeau, dated June 28, 1967, and envelope, with postmark of Oct. 10, 1987.

First Edition. Octavo. 364 pp. includes appendix, references and indices. Illustrated. Near Fine; previous owner's name written in ink, in a Near Fine dust jacket.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 461pp. Illustrated. Blue wraps. Near Fine. Briefly inscribed in 1999 by the author.

What are You Going to Do About It? The Case for Constructive Peace.
Huxley, Aldous.

First Edition, First Printing. 12mo. 35pp. Stapled yellow wraps lettered in black and red. Very Good+; faint crease to top corner, light tanning to spine and edges.

The Day in Bohemia or Life Among the Artists.
Reed, John.

Limited Edition. Octavo. 48pp. Brown wraps with integral brown printed dust jacket. Near Fine, minor discoloring to bottom corner of front cover, in a Very Good+ brown paper-covered slipcase with printed title label; some fraying to spine ends, minor scuffs to title label. One of 500 copies printed at the Hillacre Press. Two printed order slips for the book laid in at rear.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 191 pp. Brown cloth. Fine condition in a Fine dust jacket. Briefly inscribed by the author.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 541 pp. Foreword by John Stauffer. Afterword by Howard Zinn. Fine in Fine dust jacket. Signed by Sherman Alexie and Barbara Ehrenreich at their contributions.

Second Edition, with Preface, Epilogue and letters of comment. Octavo. 40pp. Stiff green printed wraps. Very Good+

First American Edition. Octavo. xxiv + 312pp. including index. Illustrated with two sections of black & white photographic plates. Hardback. Near Fine, previous owner neat name, in a Near Fine dust jacket

First Edition. Octavo. 64pp. Illustrations. Brown illustrated wraps. Good+; front cover partially detached, old tape repair to spine.

First Edition. 12mo. 99pp. + publisher's ads. Original printed wraps. Very Good; soiling, closed tear at head of spine, small chip to bottom corner of front wraps.

Social Democracy Red Book, January, 1900. A Brief History of Socialism in America.
Heath, Frederic (editor).

First Edition. Octavo. 133pp + 3pp. ads. Rust cloth lettered in black. Cover title reads "Socialism in America" Near Fine, name stamp of Eugene Debs Kautz to front free endpaper. One of the earliest books on the subject printed in America.

First Edition. Octavo. 248pp. Red cloth lettered in black. Near Fine in Very Good+ dust jacket; couple of closed tears to edges, foot of spine, larger closed tear to rear fold, shallow chipping to spine ends, some discoloring to flaps and rear panel . Uncommon in dust jacket.

First Edition. Large octavos. (xxvii + 591pp.) + (xxiii + 561pp.) + (xxv. + 642pp.) All three volumes illustrated throughout with sixteen pages of black & white photos. Fine in Fine dust jackets

Softcvover. Octavo. lviii, 377pp. Illustrated wraps. Near Fine. Contributors include Alice Walker, Audre Lord, June Jordan and Michelle Cliff

Hardbound. Octavo. 626pp including appendix, notes and indices. Illustrated throughout with ten black & white reproductions. Blue cloth with titles stamped in gilt on spine and front cover. Very Good+ with former price, in pen, on front free endpaper, remainder star stamp to foot of leaves and some bumping to edges and corners

Softbound. Quarto. 272pp. Very Good+ illustrated wraps; slight wear to corners. "Chaos and Cyber Culture conveys Timothy Leary's vision of the emergence of a new humanism with an emphasis on questioning authority, independent thinking, individual creativity, and the empowerment of computers and other technologies"

Hardbound. Octavo. 351pp including appendix and index with four pages of advertisements at rear. Illustrated throughout with thirteen black & white photo reproductions. Brown cloth with titles stamped in gilt and black. Very Good with title page partially detached with institutional stamp, front hinge starting and pen markings to front pastedown

Octavo. 95 pp. Gray paper over boards with titles stamped in black on spine. Light staining to bottom edge of page ends, with a touch of tanning to text; else Very Good+ in a Very Good dust jacket that has light creasing to edges, shallow chips to spine ends and a faint mark to front panel with some sunning to spine

Octavo. 204pp. References, sources, select bibliography and index. Illustrated with a twenty-four page section of black and white photo reproductions. Green cloth over boards with titles stamped in gilt on spine. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket

Octavo. xviii +247pp. llustrated throughout with several pages of black and white photos. Orange cloth with titles and devices stamped in black on spine, device in black on front cover. Light dust soiling to front and back covers, with a touch of sunning to spine, and minor bumping to corners; else in Very Good+ condition

Octavo. xii + 222pp. Bibliography, index. Black cloth over boards with titles stamped in silver on spine. Near Fine in a Fine dust jacket

Large oblong octavo. 144pp. Illustrated throughout with over one hundred black & white photo reproductions. Black & white illustrated french-fold wraps. As New. A fictitious 'historical' account of an utopian society, with contributions from Jonathan Ames, Geoffrey O'Brian, Pepe Karmel, Nance Princenthal, Irving Sandler, Susan Canning, Barbara Tannenbaum, Jim Long, and Mark A. Thompson

Octavo. vii + 190pp. Bibliography. Red cloth over boards with titles stamped in gilt on spine. A light touch of wear along top and bottom of spine and at corners of boards, else in Very Good+ condition. This is the uncommon hardback edition.

Quarto. 128pp. orange and red printed wraps. Fading to spine with some overall rubbing to wraps, else in Very Good+ condition

Octavo. 198pp. Illustrated with sixteen black & white plates. Previous owner's inscription on front free endpaper, with some rubbing to boards, else Very Good+ in a Very Good+ dust jacketh that has some water marks along the bottom of panels, light soiling to the top of the panels, and two small closed tears

Octavo. vii + 432pp. Index. Bibliography. Hardback. Light bumping along the top & bottom edges of both panels with minute chips to all corners and previous owner's neat name on the front paste-down, else Very Good+

Octavo. 179pp. Index. Hardcover. Previous owner's signature in pencil to front free endpaper with light rubbing to the bottom edge of the spine, else Very Good+ in a Good price-clipped dust jacket that has chiping to corners, top and bottom of the spine, and some overall rubbing and wear

Quarto. 191pp. Hardback. Red pencel mark to front free endpaper and offsetting to endpapers, else Near Fine in a Very Good+ dust jacket that has two small ink markings to the front panel near the spine with slight wear along the top edges