“Clark On Code Pleading” is a second edition nonfiction book authored by Charles E Clark, published by West Publishing Co. in 1947. This hardcover book is written in English and focuses on the topic of code pleading, making it a valuable resource for young adults and adults interested in the subject. With its detailed analysis and insights, this publication serves as a practical guide for those looking to enhance their understanding of code pleading concepts. 9.5 Bl
The Power of the Cross by Rev. Herman Hoeksema in hardcover from 1947. Dust jacket is in poor condition with much chipping and missing pieces. (See photos.). Solid binding with tight hinges and light age soiling to the top closed page edges.
No markings in the text. Writing on the duct cover, pictured, and inscribed inside the front cover.
Very good shape. 1947 Miracle On 34th Street by Valentine Davies – by Harcourt, Brace and co. Printed in The USA
Author: Valentine Davies. Dust jacket has a couple of tears, chipping, creases, a little loss at the corners, and mild tanning. No price on the flap, indicative of a book club edition. Jacket is in a new protective Brodart cover.
What stands out about this novel is its surprising sense of hope.
Editor/Translator: Bernard Guilbert Gurney. The Portable Russian Reader, edited and translated by Bernard Guilbert Gurney. Includes selections from Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Gogol, Turgenev, Pushkin, and others, spanning pre-revolutionary and later writing.
Title: The Portable Dante. Publisher: The Viking Press. Year: 1947 (second printing 1948). Like New Appears unread. Clean, tight copy with sharp corners and no noticeable flaws. Dust jacket (if present) crisp and bright.
John Steinbeck. The Wayward Bus. No later printings are noted. Boards are brick red, top edge is stained green. (The Viking Press, New York, February 1947, Hardcover, 312 numbered pages). Canting to the spine at front board, with bumping to the head and tail.
This novel has a sense of wonder that never feels childish.
