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    Jon Eisen (ed.)

    Published by Students for a Democratic Society / Oberlin, 1962

    Seller: Aeon Bookstore, New York, NY, U.S.A.

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    Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Rare, example of an early issue of this quarterly magazine put forth by the Students for a Democratic Society and edited by Jon Eisen. With an essay in memoriam of American sociologist C. Wright Mills, a review-essay of DuBois' the Souls of Black Folk , a report from Jackson, Mississippi, a coic by Jules Feiffer, an essay entitled "the Hollow Men" by Roger Leed, and more. 23pp with black and white illustrations. This copy is rather fragile, with chips to top of spine and separation beneath bottom-most staple, moderate/heavy tanning along inside edges of covers, and tanned/moderately edgeworn pages. Binding is still sound, though, with text plenty bright. Scarce.