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Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House (undated). Ex-library hardback copy with the usual stamps etc. Good with no DW. One page 177/178 creased during manufacture. No inscriptions. 415 pages plus numerous excellent B/W photographs of Chekhov, his family and places where he lived. It is interesting now to read this example of Soviet literary criticism. The life and works of Chekhov are analysed with considerable perception but the author tries too hard to position Chekhov as a precursor of the Marxist revolution. .

London: Sage, 2004 0761929266. Softcover. First edition. Fine. Complete numberline. Review copy never touched so as new. No inscriptions or annotations. 19 carefull chosen and well-edited works, some of which represent excerpts from all-time classic case studies in sociology, political sciences and related disciplines. This anthology will help readers to understand how case study research has been conducted and how they might conduct their own case studies.. .

London: Hutchinson, 1991 0091747619. First edition. Hardback. VG/VG. Unclipped. No inscription. 200 pages. .

London: Hutchinson, 1991 0091735246. First edition. Hardback. Fine/VG. Not price clipped. No inscriptions. DW is not listed as fine because if held up to a certain light, then very light hand writing can be seen to have come through from a note. 304 pages. Green cloth cover with gilt lettering on spine. Over 6" by 9". A rich evocation of the travels of Joseph Conrad in the East during his sea voyages. .

Reading: Osprey, 1973 0850451124. First Edition. Hardback in red boards. VG/VG. Over 6" by 9.5". DW is price-clipped but otherwise intact and has some slight reinforcement on the obverse side. Book has some slight bumping at the edges but otherwise this is a very clean copy in VG condition. 203 pages including detailed military appendices, a select bibliography and notes on the 16 colour plates which superbly illustrate the variety of costumes worn by the marshals and their staff. Brigadier Peter Young presents factual accounts of the marshals' careers and their personal lives. The reader is invited to decide from the facts whether or not Napoleon created commanders worthy of his military genius. Among the illustrations is an authentic portrait of every marshal. .