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Item: Journal - History Title: The Historian Volume 74 #2 Summer 2012 A Wiley-Blackwell Publication for Phi Alpha Theta University of South Florida Pages: 230 Size: 9" x 6" Features: - Insurgent Airpower in Historical Perspective - Prickly Pears & Pagodas - The Repression of Soviet Koreans during the 1930s - Plundering Pensions, the Destruction of the German Pension System by the Third Reich Condition: Very Good+ / Complete with no markings. Solid binding and very clean. Very very hard to find. This is the only copy of this publication on eBay (at time of listing) View the pictures to help you grade the item This one is looking for a good home to care for it Don't let someone else buy this and let this one slip by scholars/collectors...
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Phi Alpha Theta (ΦΑΘ) is an American honor society for undergraduateand graduate students and professors of history.[2] The society has over 350,000 members, with about 9,500 new members joining each year through 860 local chapters. Phi Alpha Theta publishes a quarterly historical journal entitled The Historian, which has over 12,500 individual subscribers and 1,000 library subscribers. The society's national headquarters and the journal's editorial offices are located at the University of South Florida. The Historian splits the space in its quarterly issues between articles and book reviews. The book review section of the journal has been based at Ohio Wesleyan University since 1994. Voces Novae: Chapman University Historical Review was founded in the Spring of 2009 by the Alpha Mu Gamma Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta at Chapman University.[3] Clayton Drees of Virginia Wesleyan University is the current president of Phi Alpha Theta, and Graydon A. Tunstall, Jr. of the University of South Florida is Executive Director. Kees Boterbloem of USF is managing editor of The Historian, and Richard Spall, Jr. of Ohio Wesleyan University is the journal's book review editor.[4] You can check the flea markets, shows and shops. Risk losing a last second auction, if another one is ever available... OR If you really want it, I'll send it from my collection to yours for the price listed All reasonable offers considered - Click on the 'make an offer' button and feel free to negotiate - however, other people interested can still purchase the item pending my reply... just wanted to clarify that because it's happened several times Be the only 'kid' in your block/state to have this one Looking for something to enhance your collection? Trying to find that gift for a family member or close friend? Save me as a favorite seller! Antiques, Cards, books, comics, mags, music, games, older and newer releases, etc... Listing are sometimes a little less descriptive than what I usually do in order to get more posted - Please ask if you have any questions I’ve bought and sold on eBay since 1997 – collecting and selling just about everything – if you’re looking for something let me know, I’m preparing to downsize portions of my collections and a large portion of my proceeds will be going to my daughter’s (aka: Little Nubby) college fund. Please check out my eBay store. Many great and interesting items will be listed… I treat everyone fairly and my feedback shows that. Special requests, wish lists and all inquiries will be answered to the best of my ability. I may not an absolute expert on anything, but I’m pretty knowledgeable about a lot of things…. Shipping Notes: - I try to get everything out the next available postal day after payment clears, but my ‘day job’ is very hectic and chaotic from time to time so there might be a couple days delay until I can get to the post office. Further with the Federal closing of smaller post offices (mine included), it might take a couple extra days to arrive. - If you need it quickly, just ask and I usually have no problem accommodating your wishes. - I combine shipping. For cards it’s normally $0.50 for each card purchased after the first for US or Canadian shipping to cover packaging and card protector costs. If you buy a good number of things I will usually offer free shipping. - I sell and ship internationally. Shipping rates vary due to location of where the item is being sent. If I offer free shipping on any items it is for the United States only unless noted. Other Legal-eze: - I offer a money back guarantee provided I get the item back in the condition it was sent and it’s within 30 days of receipt of said item. - Payment must be made thru Paypal (per eBay). Unless you are local and can pick the item up. There are other arrangements that can be made if necessary – feel free to ask. Happy Hunting and Thank You for your time looking at my ‘trinkets’! INV# TCH47-0GWS |
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