Moses in Red: The Revolt of Israel as a Typical Revolution

Author: Steffens, Lincoln
Title: Moses in Red: The Revolt of Israel as a Typical Revolution
Publication: Dorrance & Company Inc., 1926
Edition: First Edition

Description: Hard Cover. Very Good / No Jacket.

144 pp. 19.5 x 13 cm. Black cloth covered boards with illustrated title lables on cover and spine. Sunning to spine, with wear to spine ends. Spine label is quite sunned and rubbed. Rubbing and bumping to corners of boards. Book is now protected with a mylar cover. Cracking to front and rear hinges, which appear to have been glued at some point. Signed and inscribed by Steffens to Mr. and Mrs. John Copley on the front free endpaper, with a second gift inscription from a later owner of the book (dated 1953) on the front pastedown. Some very neat occasional underlining in pencil. Binding sound.

Seller ID: 627068

Subject: Jewish Studies, New Additions, Political Science and Sociology, Signed Books, Social Movements



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