Ancient Beliefs and Modern Superstitions by Lings, Martin

Great Britain: Quinta Essentia, 1991. Book. Fine. Soft cover. First Thus. 7 1/2 h x 5w. A nice 96 page softcover. Has some underlining in pencil on some pages so you don't have to do it. Has gift inscription but still pretty nice book overall. A powerful defense of religion in which the author draws upon his wide knowledge of the world religions.- One of the greatest ironies of the modern world is that its most ardent champions are the blindest to the real assets of the times..

Peking: Foreign Language Press. In Commemoration of the 90th Anniversary of The Birth of Lenin. Contents: Imperialism is monopolistic, decaying, moribund capitalism. All capitalist contradictions have become immeasurably more acute in the epoch of imperialism. The U.S.A. represents the most ferocious and brazen imperialism. State-monopoly capitalism has not changed the nature of capitalism but intensified its contradictions. The fight against imperialsim must be inseparably bound up with the fight against opportunism. The October revolution broke the chains of imperialism and hoisted in the sight of the whole world the banner of struggle for the complete overthrow of imperiaism. Small distributors stamp to inside back cover. Slight wear and tear to D/J. . Very Good. Cloth & Boards. Second Edition. 1960.