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New York: Richard W. Baron, 1969. First Edition. VG+ in a VG+ unclipped pictorial dustjacket (chipping to edges accounting for some loss to rear, edgewear). Rossner, a teacher at the Bronx High School of Science, provides a strike journal of sorts during the 1968-1969 New York teachers' strike, beginning with the anti-Vietnam demonstrations that "prefigured lines of polarization" that included "left against center and right, peace against war, youth against age, black and Latin poor against white middle-class."

Edmonton, Alberta: Black Cat Press, 1980. First Printing. North American Edition, December 1980. 24 [2] pp. VG+ in faded light blue stapled wrappers. Sections include “The Urban Guerilla Strategy of Revolution,” “Political Rackets,” “Military Madness,” and “Minimise Violence by Emphasising Politics.” Originally published in 1979 by a consortium of Australian anarchist and libertarian socialist groups. Only four holdings of this edition located in OCLC.