Towards Non-Violent Politics and the Relation of Constructive Work to Ahimsa by Mahatma Gandhi; Mohandas Gandhi - 1969: discourses at the five sessions of the Gandhi Seva Sangh from 1936 to 1940

New Dehli: Sterling Publishers. 2001. Hard cover. Fine in fine dust jacket. Like new. This book is a compilation of Questions-and-Answers, collected together from several sessions held all over the world with Dada J.P. Vaswani-a brilliant orator, a gifted writer, a scientist-turned-philosopher, and a living saint in the tradition of India's seers and sages. ---excerpt from front inside flap of dust jacket .

New Dehli: Gita Publishing House. 2nd ed.. Trade paperback. Very good. Rounding of corners and edges. Complaints, criticism, passing the buck, shifting the blame onto others...Has this not become a way of life for many of us? We find one thousand things that are wrong with life and people and the way the world functions. Oh yes, we are very good at judging, evaluating, criticising and finding fault with everything, everyone and the system! Allow us a little rope, and we can actually lecture to God and what is wrong with His plan and His management of our world! --excerpt from back cover .

Author's photo on the frontis of this second of his three volume autobiography. The green cloth cover boards are showing some wear on the corners. The dust jacket in a mylar cover is unclipped and has some chips on the top and bottom of the spine. The binding is secure and the text block is clean, unmarked mildly foxed. There is an "A" and the publisher's colophon on the publication page. 187 pp

South Royalton, Vermont: Steerforth Press, 1996. Trade Paperback. First Paperback Edition (stated). Fine. Interior pristine. Spine straight, tight, and uncreased. Slight reading wear to lower corner. Not from a library. No remainder mark. Not clipped. 436 pages. For a few years in the early 1960s the CIA seemed to be running a perfect covert war in Laos - quiet, inexpensive, just enough arms to help Meo (Hmong) tribesmen defend their home territory from the communist Pathet Lao. Then the big American war next door in Vietnam spilled across the border. How the perfect covert war ballooned into sorrow and disaster is the story Roger Warner tells in Shooting at the Moon, awarded the Cornelius Ryan Award for 1995's Best Book on Foreign Affairs by the Overseas Press Club. Warner describes his characters with a novelist's touch - soldiers and diplomats busy with war-making; CIA field officers from bareknuckle warriors to the quiet men pulling strings in the shadows; and above all the Meo as they realized… Read More

This book relates the tale of a classic adventure in the wilds of Afghanistan. There is a former owner's name inside the cover.

New Dehli: Sterling Publishers. 2001. Hard cover. Fine in fine dust jacket. Like new. This book is a compilation of Questions-and-Answers, collected together from several sessions held all over the world with Dada J.P. Vaswani-a brilliant orator, a gifted writer, a scientist-turned-philosopher, and a living saint in the tradition of India's seers and sages. ---excerpt from front inside flap of dust jacket .

New Dehli: Gita Publishing House. 2nd ed.. Trade paperback. Very good. Rounding of corners and edges. Complaints, criticism, passing the buck, shifting the blame onto others...Has this not become a way of life for many of us? We find one thousand things that are wrong with life and people and the way the world functions. Oh yes, we are very good at judging, evaluating, criticising and finding fault with everything, everyone and the system! Allow us a little rope, and we can actually lecture to God and what is wrong with His plan and His management of our world! --excerpt from back cover .

Author's photo on the frontis of this second of his three volume autobiography. The green cloth cover boards are showing some wear on the corners. The dust jacket in a mylar cover is unclipped and has some chips on the top and bottom of the spine. The binding is secure and the text block is clean, unmarked mildly foxed. There is an "A" and the publisher's colophon on the publication page. 187 pp

South Royalton, Vermont: Steerforth Press, 1996. Trade Paperback. First Paperback Edition (stated). Fine. Interior pristine. Spine straight, tight, and uncreased. Slight reading wear to lower corner. Not from a library. No remainder mark. Not clipped. 436 pages. For a few years in the early 1960s the CIA seemed to be running a perfect covert war in Laos - quiet, inexpensive, just enough arms to help Meo (Hmong) tribesmen defend their home territory from the communist Pathet Lao. Then the big American war next door in Vietnam spilled across the border. How the perfect covert war ballooned into sorrow and disaster is the story Roger Warner tells in Shooting at the Moon, awarded the Cornelius Ryan Award for 1995's Best Book on Foreign Affairs by the Overseas Press Club. Warner describes his characters with a novelist's touch - soldiers and diplomats busy with war-making; CIA field officers from bareknuckle warriors to the quiet men pulling strings in the shadows; and above all the Meo as they realized… Read More

This book relates the tale of a classic adventure in the wilds of Afghanistan. There is a former owner's name inside the cover.