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Uncle Tom's Cabin

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Hardcover (George Braziller, June 1, 1966)

An adapted version of the nineteenth-century American classic depicting the evils of the slave system

Paul Klee,: His life and work in documents, selected from posthumous writings and unpublished letters

Felix Klee

Hardcover (G. Braziller, March 15, 1962)

His Life and Work in Documents, selected from posthumous writings and unpublished letters. With 121 reproductions of paintings, drawings, photographs and other documents. Translated from the German by Richard and Clara Winston. Dust jacket price clipped.

The life of a queen

Colette Portal, Marcia Nardi

Hardcover (G. Braziller, March 15, 1964)

A large hardcover children picture book with a colorful dust jacket written and illustrated with beautiful watercolors by French children book's author Colette Portal. This 1964 American First edition has 24 (unmarked) pages and was translated from the German edition by the American Poet Marcia Nardi. Summary: This story chronicles the rise and fall of the blue ant kingdom, featuring nice creative touches of modern housing comfort such as a rocking chair, a bed, a few other amenities, and of course, a crown ! For children ages 7 to 9.

Lanark: A Life in Four Books

Alasdair Gray

Hardcover (George Braziller, March 1, 1985)

Lanark, an inhabitant of the sunless city of Unthank, mysteriously turns up at the Institute, where he consults the Oracle and, in search of his past, embarks on a journey through the Intercalendrical Zone