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Bourgogne Adrien Jean Baptiste Francois; Cottin translator Paul; Henault translator Maurice; Chandler foreword David GABAA

Brinton MauriceABAA

For Workers' Power the selected writings of Maurice Brinton

2004257949Oakland: AK Press 2004. 379p. wraps worn cover wrap with smudges some minor pencilling on first page else in good condition. " 1. Socialism reaffirmed -- 2. Belgian general strike : diary December 28-31 1960 -- 3. Revolutionary organization -- 4. commune Paris 1871 with Philippe Guillaume -- 5. Introduction to Paul Cardan The meaning of socialism -- 6. Preface to Paul Cardan The meaning of socialism -- 7. Introduction to Paul Cardan Modern capitalism and revolution -- 8. Balkanization of Utopia -- 9. For workers' power -- 10. Preface to Ida Mett The Kronstadt commune -- 11. Russian anarchists -- and Kropotkin -- 12. France : reform or revolution -- 13. France : the theoretical implications -- 14. events in France -- 15. Capitalism and socialism -- 16. Capitalism and socialism : a rejoinder -- 17. question of power -- 18. Solidarity and the neo-Narodniks -- 19. Introduction to Murray Bookchin On spontaneity and organization -- 20. Preface to Pierre Chaulieu Workers' councils and the economics of a self-managed society -- 21. Wilhelm Reich 1 -- 22. Wilhelm Reich 2 -- 23. sexual revolution -- 24. As we see it -- 25. As we don't see it -- 26. malaise on the left -- 27. Factory committees and the dictatorship of the Proletariat -- 28. Ulster workers' council general strike -- 29. Portuguese diary 1 -- 30. Portuguese diary 2 -- 31. Introduction to Phil Mailer Portugal : the impossible revolution -- 32. Introduction to Paul Cardan Redefining revolution -- 33. Introduction to Cornelius Castoriadis History as creation -- 34. Suddenly this summer -- 35. Making a fresh start -- 36. About ourselves 1 -- 37. About ourselves 2 -- 38. Castoriadis's economics revisited -- 39. About ourselves 3 -- 40. About ourselves 4 -- Paris : May 1968 -- irrational in politics -- Bolsheviks and workers' control" - OCLC transcription of contents. AK Press unknown books

Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB · États-Unis15,00 $US≈ 12,69 €

Dean Sir Maurice KCB KCMG.ABAA

The Royal Air Force and Two World Wars. Foreword by Marshal of the RAF Sir Arthur T. Harris Bt GCB OBE AFC LLD.

197951248bdLondon: Cassell 1979. First Edition. Octavo black boards hardcover silver letters xiv 349 pp. Very Good with bookplate and light soiling to page edges; in a Fine dust jacket. From dust jacket: This new history brings into perspective the story of the RAF from its earliest origins to the final days of the last war. Sir Maurice Dean served throughout the 1930s period of re-armament and the Second World War in the Air Ministry holding a number of important posts which brought him into close contact with the RAF and the Air Staff. His experience of the force and its leaders at war coupled with a wide understanding of the process of government has equipped him to write this remarkable concise history. He covers the creation of the force as part of the Army its coming of age during the First World War as a weapon in its own right the early efforts to destroy it and its battle with the two older services the pre-war period of rearmament and reorganisation the race to re-equip and the campaigns of the Second World War where its responsibiities reached from mid-Atlantic to the Pacific. His account of the campaigns is balanced by studies of the bodies that evaluated armed equipped transported and directed the RAF. Amond other more controversial points discussed are Churchillâ€™s criticisms of re-armament the rise of the Luftwaffe the nature of Beaverbrookâ€™s contribution to aircraft production the crucial question of â€œFighters for Franceâ€ in May and June 1940 and the argument surrounding Dowdingâ€™s relations with the Air Ministry. The author includes sketches of the great leaders and a new survey of the parts played by the maritime air forces and by Bomber Command in the final victory; nor does he shy away unlike many writers from the question of the morality of strategic bombing a debate which led to a shabby appriasal of Bomber Commandâ€™s part in the war. This is not a book of those whose image of the RAF is of a Spitfire slow-rolling in a summer sky nor for those who believe its sole monument to be the wreckage of Dresden and Hamburg. It is a book for all those interested in the concepts of warfare and defence and the lessons of history. Cassell, (1979). First Edition. hardcover books

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