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1989166505Gent Koln New York Wien Madrid Roma: Joost Declercq Max Hetzler Luhring Augustine Peter Pakesch Marga Paz and Mario Pieroni 1989. First edition. Softcover. From the last page: "This catalog is published on the occasion of six simultaneous shows organized in the summer of 1989." Includes color illustrations of works by Gunther Forg Cristina Iglesias Ettore Spalletti Jan Vercruysse Franz West and Christopher Wool. A fine copy in wrappers. Scarce with only 6 copies listed in OCLC. Joost Declercq, Max Hetzler, Luhring Augustine, Peter Pakesch, Marga Paz, and Mario Pieroni unknown books
192269866New York: Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America 1922. 62p. wraps front wrap a bit soiled. Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America unknown books
1946190687New York: Department of Race Relations Federal council of the churches of Christ in America 1946. Pamphlet. 7p. wraps very good condition 5.25x8.5 inches. "The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America hereby renounces the pattern of segregation in race relations as unnecessary and undesirable and a violation of the Gospel of love and human brotherhood. . As proof of their sincerity in this renunciation they will work for a non-segregated Church and a non-segregated society." - p. 5. Department of Race Relations, Federal council of the churches of Christ in America unknown books
192868916New York: Department of Research and Education Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America 1928. 99p. wraps rear wrap and last page slightly chipped and stained in upper margin. Research bulletin no. 7. Department of Research and Education, Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America unknown books
1923110812New York: Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America 1923. 78p. wraps lightly soiled with trivial staining minor offsetting on first pages a few corners neatly torn off text paper is still white Bulletin no. 3. Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America unknown books
1996174628Miami: Editorial SIBI 1996. Paperback. 103p. introduction illustrated with color plates text in Spanish very good first edition in white pictorial wraps. Exiled Cuban poet 1966 who settled in Miami after traveling to Madrid Detroit New York California and Paris. Editorial SIBI paperback books
1971287404New York. : The General Council. 1971. Green cloth gilt titles. . A near fine copy no dust jacket as issued. 8vo. The General Council. hardcover books
1948194613San Francisco: the Commission 1948. 217p. hardcover lightly worn pebbled boards. Revised Buddhist liturgy and hymnal for Japanese-Americans; the preface states that it has been designed to fill the needs of the second-generation Nisei. the Commission unknown books
1957126195San Francisco: the Commission 1957. 217p. hardcover no dj. Hinges weakening. Revised Buddhist liturgy and hymnal for Japanese-Americans; the preface states that it has been designed to fill the needs of the second-generation Nisei. the Commission unknown books
1965259624London: the council publications department 1965. Pamphlet. 4p. printed in red on a single leaf and folded vertically to make a four-page brochure about 450 words urges legal and social extirpation of "involuntary racial segregation". A fair-only exemplar being edgeworn and dust-soiled. the council publications department unknown books
197341138Philadelphia: United Church Press 1973. Small 8vo 22 cm 9". 19 27 7 13 pp. <br><br>A series of three monographs with use guide. "The contents are: Alston Percel O. Use guide.--Jones James M. Educating Black people for liberation and collective growth.--Harding Vincent. The acts of God and the children of Africa.--Stokes Olivia Pearl. The educational role of Black churches in the 70s and 80s. Pamphlets saddle stitched. Very good. United Church Press unknown books
193860722New York 1938. Paperback. Good. 26p. Wrapper soil. 23cm. Foxing on edges. Other moderate wear. Many. probably most of the 400 workers were or had been teachers administrators etc. at various southern schools and colleges for African Americans. On the last page the racial breakdown of workers who are not individually identified by race is stated as 243 Negro 130 White 27 Indian and 4 Mulatto. <br/><br/> paperback books
