Search Results: MAGAZINES from JB Books

Washington D.C.: African-American Institute, Inc., 1969. Book. Near Fine. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'To Be Without a Friend is to Be Poor Indeed' (Somali proverb). An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with a special series of articles on South Africa - reporting on bantustans, Ovamboland, tensions in the Nationalist Party, Pretoria's international relations - also a memorial essay on William O. Brown. Magazine format publication, 63pp. A nice copy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Washington D.C.: African-American Institute, Inc., 1970. Book. Near Fine. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'France and the Africans'. An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with reports on South Africa, Senegal, Dahomey, Somalia, Kenya, and Tanzania, Canada's relations with Africa, Rogers's visit to Africa, the Pearson aid report, the Pan-African Film Festival at Ouagadougou, sculptures, more. Magazine format publication, 42pp. A nice copy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: African-American Institute, Inc., 1974. Book. Near Fine. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'Too Many Children for Whom?'. An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with reports on France and Africa, African unity in Europe, the new slave trade, Rhodesia under pressure, the neo-Malthusian myth, Africa's need for planning, what really happened at Mogadishu, Wanume Kibedi speaks out, the CIA and Africa, more. Magazine format publication, 52pp. A nice copy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: African-American Institute, Inc., 1973. Book. Very Good+. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'Africa and the Mideast Crisis'. An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with reports on Israel's diplomatic initiatives throughout Africa, the OAU's first ten years, Upper Volta, the US and Portugal, more. Magazine format publication, 55pp. A nice copy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Washington D.C.: African-American Institute, Inc., 1971. Book. Very Good+. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'North Africa'. An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with reports on Angola, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Niger, Swaziland, Lesotho, Ghana, cities of North Africa, Tunisian politics after Bourguiba, the case for an African defense organization, profile of Mouloud Mammeri, the Algerian film industry, mineral wealth of the1970s, more. Magazine format publication, 42pp. A nice copy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Washington D.C.: African-American Institute, Inc., 1970. Book. Very Good. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'Civil War in Chad and the Sudan'. An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with reports on divisions in the Sudan, France's african war in Chad, Libya and the mirage deal, Africa's population problems, Senegal broadening its power base, gold declining in South Arica, interview with Dorothy Masuka, Yoruba theater, Soyinka poem, more. Magazine format publication, 42pp., one vertical crease to front and back covers, 'not at this address' written near address label. A nice copy overall. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: African-American Institute, Inc., 1974. Book. Near Fine. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'Tourism in Africa'. An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with reports on Britain's Africa policy, Africa's dream tourist industry, safaris, Spinola on Portugal's wars in Africa, exorcising the ghost of Karume, Lonrho and Rowland, more. Magazine format publication, 56pp. A nice copy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: African-American Institute, Inc., 1975. Book. Near Fine. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'Argungu Fishing Festival, Nigeria'. An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with reports on South Africa, OAU and Idi Amin, Gambia: the first ten years, Prime Minister of Lesotho interviewed, Guinea-Bissau, communications map, downgrading African affairs in Washington, Senator Jackson's African platform, Argungu fishing festival, education and literacy, more. Magazine format publication, 56pp. A nice copy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: African-American Institute, Inc., 1976. Book. Very Good+. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'The Presidential Campaign: What's at Stake for Africa?'. An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with reports on Africa and the US election campaign, economic issues, Africa's challenge to US policy, Ethiopia's revolution, Israel and the Arabs and Africa, more. Magazine format publication, 56pp. A nice copy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: African-American Institute, Inc., 1976. Book. Very Good+. Magazine. Former Owner Address Label. First Edition.. Cover: 'Transkei's Kaiser Matanzima'. An unusual publication devoted to studying and reporting on trends, events, personalities, politics, culture, military conflicts, economic issues, development, etc., across Africa, with articles, essays, book reviews, letters, more. This issue with reports on South Africa's approaching crisis, the US and Transkei, biography of Transkei's Kaiser Matanzima, interview with Tsepo Letlaka, Jimmy Carter on Africa, profile of Olusegun Obasanjo, Africa and the Indian ocean, Africa's Olympic prospects, more. Magazine format publication, 56pp. A nice copy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 2000. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. An unusual and low print run conservative Southern-oriented magazine with commentary on American and world politics, society, culture, with especial attention given to political correctness, race, and ethnicity, influences from Marxism and other New Left points of origin, crime and criminals, government abuse and incompetence, and statistica, with essays, book reviews, news tidbits, letters, etc. This issue's lead essays: Joseph Fallon's 'Pushing Out Whitey', 'Whence the Hispanics?', review by Samuel Francis of Horowitz's book 'Hating Whitey', review by James Lubinskas of 'Mysterious Mummies of China' PBS documentary, essay by Jared Taylor on Austrian politics, more. Magazine-format wraps, 16pp. Appears unused and unread. Extremely rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 1991. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue's lead essay: The Rise of College 'Racism'. A serious and well-produced magazine devoted to the study of race and ethnicity issues and related matters, all material therein authored from a somewhat conservative, racially positive viewpoint; contains original essays, book and film reviews, news updates, letters, much more Photocopy from the original, pages stapled. Magazine format, illustrated, 10pp. Very rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 1999. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. An unusual and low print run conservative Southern-oriented magazine with commentary on American and world politics, society, culture, with especial attention given to political correctness, race, and ethnicity, influences from Marxism and other New Left points of origin, crime and criminals, government abuse and incompetence, and statistica, with essays, book reviews, news tidbits, letters, etc. This issue's lead essays: Jared Taylor's 'The Seeds of Conflict', Robert Detlefsen's review of Laham's 'The Reagan Presidency and the Politics of Race', essay on Australia and ethnic problems, more. Magazine-format wraps, 12pp. Appears unused and unread. Extremely rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1956. Book. Very Good+. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with lead articles,'How You are Robbed by Money Lenders', 'NATO is not for Us!', 'Your Prayers are Always Answered', much more. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 160pp. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Torrance: American Mercury, 1967. Book. Near Fine. Wraps. Former Owner Stamp & Signature. First Edition.. This issue devoted as a symposium on Race and Civil Rights, with articles by Dr. Robert E. Kuttner, Austin J. App, Roy Wilkins, Bill Lawrence, and others, and additional articles on other subjects. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 53pp. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1941. Book. Very Good+. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with articles by Sven G. Lunden, Weyland Cross, John T. Flynn, Frank S. Mead, Amy Vanderbilt, Victor Riesel, George Willis, and many others. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, pagination from p.129 to p.256, shows very lightest of edgewear or shelfwear A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

McAllen: American Mercury, 1963. Book. Near Fine. Wraps. Former Owner Stamp & Signature. First Edition.. This issue with articles 'Parents are Puppets of the PTA', 'A Creed for Conservatives', 'Are We Educating our Children to be Socialists?', 'The Sovereign States Part III', much more. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 93pp. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Torrance: American Mercury, 1973. Book. Near Fine. Wraps. Former Owner Label. First Edition.. This issue with lead article 'Let's Repudiate the National Debt', with contributions by Dr. E. L. Anderson, Dr. Austin J. App, Robert Evans, John Mitchell Henshaw, Peter Cook, Willis A. Carto, Dr. Martin A. Larson much more. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 66pp. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1945. Book. Very Good+. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with articles by Emery Reves, Claire Phillips, L. A. Wassersug, Major General Archer L. Lerch, and many others. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, pagination from p.513 to p.640, shows very light edgewear or light soiling. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 1991. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue's lead essay: 'Racial Preferences Go To College'. A serious and well-produced magazine devoted to the study of race and ethnicity issues and related matters, all material therein authored from a somewhat conservative, racially positive viewpoint; contains original essays, book and film reviews, news updates, letters, much more Photocopy from the original, pages stapled. Magazine format, illustrated, 10pp. Very rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.