Bethune Lebert (2 results)

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. First edition. Near fine in very good jacket. Faint stain to jacket spine base (only visible on reverse), jacket slightly toned. Binding tight and square, pages clean, bright, and unmarked. 1969 Hard Cover. xxiv, 360 pp. The full impact of Malcolm X, his personality and his mission come urgently to life in this definitive anthology of his writings, speeches and manifestos along with writings about him by an international group of African and African American scholars and activists.

First edition. 12mo. Publisher's printed pictorial card wrappers, spine sunned, signed and dated to front free endpaper. 47, [1]pp. Paris, Imprimerie Union, A desirable signed copy of this first edition.   Five of the poems in this collection by the Jamaica-born poet, documentary film-maker, author and educator Lebert Sandy Bethune, had appeared in the 1965 issue of the influential Presence Africaine, a testament to Bethune's deep involvement in the pan-Africanism movement at the time.   He is a known associate of Malcolm X, and is credited with shooting the last film and interview of Malcolm X in Paris. His documentary Malcolm X: the struggle for Freedom was released in 1967.   While the work is widely held in institutions, it's scarce in the trade - signed copies even more so.