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	CASSIRER, Ernest. The Myth of the State New Haven: Yale, 1946. 24x16cm, 303pp. First edition of the author's last work, published in the year follwing his death. In it, Cassirer examines the Carlyle's notion of Great Men and who it underlies the power of the state, examining the origins of myth from primitive times through Plato, Dante, Machiavelli, and Hegel. A very good copy in like dust jacket, with only light soiling and wear to the jacket. Show details...	150.00
	MASSING, Paul . Rehearsal for Destruction. A Study of Political Anti-Semitism in Imperial Germany. New York: Harper & Brothers, (1949). Octavo, 341pp. First edition of this volume in the famous Studies in Prejudice Series edited by Max Horkheimer, fruit of the uneasy but productive interplay between American social science and members of the German exile community rooted in less positivistic research methods, many associated with the Frankfurt School and the Institute for Social Research. Offsetting to front endpapers from newsclipping (Thomas Mann's review of the book from the New York Times Book Review 11 Dec. 1949), else near fine in dark blue linen-covered boards and edgeworn about very good dark red printed dust jacket. This copy inscribed by Massing at front free endpaper to Alice and Joseph Maier in the year of publication. Alice Maier was Horkheimer's secretary, and her husband Joseph, who had been Horkheimer's student and associate during the Institute for Social Research's New York residence. Show details...	250.00
	NABOKOV, Vladimir. Ada, or Ardor: a Family Chronicle. New York: McGraw Hill, 1969. Octavo, 589pp. Proof copy of Nabokov's monumental chronicle of the Durmanov family. A very good copy in publisher's wrappers, housed in custom clamshell box. Temporary title page and half title are starting. Show details...	2,500.00
	SOLZHENITSYN, Alexander. Odin den'Ivana Denisovicha. Moscow: Roman Gazeta, 1963. Small quarto, stapled wraps. Second published appearance of Solzhenitsyn's hugely controversial first book, originally published in Novy mir two months earlier. By this time, though the book had been read by huge numbers, its state sanction was being revoked and Solzhenitsyn's ability to publish in his homeland was in jeopardy. Though a number of minor pieces would appear in periodicals, this was the first and last major publication of his work during the Soviet regime. Near fine. The first book publication of the work would come later in the year in London. Show details...	2,000.00
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