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192348601Chicago: Proletarian Party of America 1923. First Edition. Quarto 29.5cm; illustrated wrappers stapled; 16pp. Mild wear and dust-soil to wrapper extremities else a well-preserved Near Fine copy. Official organ of the Proletarian Party of America a left-wing splinter group which like the Communists broke from the Socialist Party in 1919. Due to doctrinal differences with the founders the PP split early on with the American Communist Party remaining a small distinct and contrarian entity until its eventual dissolution in 1971. The Proletarian was edited by long-time party leader John Keracher who also assumed editorial control of the Chicago publishing firm of Charles H. Kerr following Kerr's retirement in 1928. All but the earliest issue in this run feature full-page cover illustrations by cartoonist Milton Breitmayer signed "Breit" a highly talented and under-recognized caricaturist in the Art Young / Robert Minor mold. GOLDWATER 215. Proletarian Party of America unknown books
1916812691916. PERIODICALS. BEIHEFTE ZUM TROPENPFLANZER: WISSENSCHAFTLICHE UND PRAKTISCHE ABHANDLUNGEN UBER LANDWIRTSCHAFT. Berlin: Mittler & Sohn 1916. ed. Warburg & Wohltmann. 8vo. pale printed wrappers. Band XVI Syrien Ruppin. Charts. Palm tree on front cover. unknown books
192045821New York: North American Review Corporation 1920. Single quarto issue. Printed self-wrappers; 32pp; illus. Mild toning to text margins else Near Fine. Single issue of this journal of conservative opinion and politics edited and published by the New York railway magnate and Ambassador to the United Kingdom under Harding George B.M. Harvey. Harvey's Weekly ran from 1919-1921 as a continuation of Harvey's North American Review War Weekly retaining the same America-first anti-League of Nations content as its predecessor. Each issue featured a double-page cartoon at the centerfold. This issue's cartoon unsigned titled "Mr. Tumulty Watches Mr. Palmer Marching Through Georgia" lampoons the Wilson administration's advocacy of the Treaty of Versailles and League of Nations. North American Review Corporation unknown books
192045823New York: North American Review Corporation 1920. Single quarto issue. Printed self-wrappers; 16pp; illus. Mild toning to text margins else Very Good. Single issue of this journal of conservative opinion and politics edited and published by the New York railway magnate staunch anti-Wilsonian and Ambassador to the United Kingdom under Harding George B.M. Harvey. Harvey's Weekly ran from 1919-1921 as a continuation of Harvey's North American Review War Weekly retaining the same America-first anti-League of Nations content as its predecessor. Each issue featured a double-page cartoon at the centerfold. This issue's cartoon unsigned titled "The Republican Schoolroom" caricatures the Wilson cabinet as a group of callow schoolboys. North American Review Corporation unknown books
192045824New York: North American Review Corporation 1920. Single quarto issue. Printed self-wrappers; 24pp; illus. Mild toning to text margins else Very Good. Single issue of this journal of conservative opinion and politics edited and published by the New York railway magnate staunch anti-Wilsonian and Ambassador to the United Kingdom under Harding George B.M. Harvey. Harvey's Weekly ran from 1919-1921 as a continuation of his North American Review War Weekly retaining the same America-first anti-League of Nations content as its predecessor. Each issue featured a double-page cartoon at the centerfold. This issue's cartoon unsigned titled "The President Sinks His Own Ship" caricatures President Woodrow Wilson's supposed undermining of support for Oregon Senator George Chamberlain who had opposed some of Wilson's war policies. North American Review Corporation unknown books
