1932 Simon and Schuster presumed first edition in soiled and chipped jacket. Tight binding text unmarked hinges and end papers are toned. oversized and overweight.A63 Please email for photos. Larger books or sets may require additional shipping charges. Books sent via US Postal.

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Title: A short introduction to the history of human stupidity
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Publication Date: 1932
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good

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Grifin Books is a small family run bookstore based in Connecticut. Our selection is typically very eclectic, as is our taste in books, but we lean towards esoteric non fiction. All inquiries are answered as soon as possible and if we can be of assistance with any of your book needs or questions please contact us. David Greif head book wrangler and bottle washer. 203 353 9193 dagreif@yahoo.com

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