INVITATION TO PEACE
by: Muzumdar, Haridas T.NY: Universal Publ. Co., 1939 – First Edition, INSCRIBED by the Author – Good/ paperback – 6″ tall – green paper covers – inscribed by the author: “With the best wishes of Haridas” – 32-page prose poem by the author of “Gandhi the Apostle” ; “Gandhi Versus the Empire”; “Gandhi Triumphant”. This is a scarce […]
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NY: Universal Publ. Co., 1939 – First Edition, INSCRIBED by the Author – Good/ paperback – 6″ tall – green paper covers – inscribed by the author: “With the best wishes of Haridas” – 32-page prose poem by the author of “Gandhi the Apostle” ; “Gandhi Versus the Empire”; “Gandhi Triumphant”. This is a scarce title by the author, a Sociology professor at Northwestern, Howard University and Univ. of Wisconsin; B.A. (1925) & M.A. (1926) from Northwestern. Size: 16mo – over 5¾” – 6¾” tall
SKU: SX102402
Publisher: Universal Publishing Co.
Publish Date: 1939
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