The Mind and Society : Four Volume Set Complete in Dust Jackets by Pareto, Vilfredo - 1935

New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1935. Book. Very Good. Cloth. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Edited by Arthur Livingston, translated by Andrew Bongiorno and Arthur Livingston with the advice and active cooperation of James Harvey Rogers. Treatise on General Sociology. Volume I. Non-logical Conduct. Volume II. Analysis of Sentiment( Theory of Residues). Volume III. Sentiment in Thinking ( Theory of Derivations). Volume IV. The General Form of Society. All are First editions, so stated. Blue cloth with gilt tiles and rules to the spine. All are VG in VG, unprice clipped DJs ( $20.00 Sold in sets only). All have brght gilt, rich blue covers, no noticeable edge wear, only a hint of crimping, and faded damp stains of varying size to the boards ( front and back) of up to about 3". Mostly noticeable in direct sunlight. Insides all have PO armorial BPs to inside front boards, a small bookseller's sticker to inside bottom FEP, and corresponding faded moisture stains on page edges, not affecting text. Volume III also has a neat PO signature on top FEP and a one line note at the top of the BEP.Otherwise, tightly bound, clear, and unmarked with modest toning throughoutthe text and more moderate toning to the EPs.. 2033 pp. in all.Fore edges are rough cut. RARE black and white DJs are all intact with modest/moderate edge wear, chipping, and soiling, more so on Volumes I and IV than on II and III. Also laid in is the publisher's 8 page promotional booklet in pristine condition with modest toning. This set is RARE in DJs..