liv, 554 pp. Inscribed by Buckley: " Newbold Noyes, from his sub-accompianist, My best, Bill", written in red ink on a label pasted to the ffep: From the library of Newbold Noyes, editor of the Washington Evening Star. Noyes was an ambulance driver during World War II and then foreign correspondent for the Star, covering American troops in Italy and reporting on the invasion of southern France and the Allied advance into Germany. The Washington Evening Star was a liberal Republican newspaper, now extinct, once rival to the Washington Post. Contributors include Garry Wills, John Courtney Murrar, Brent Bozell, Frank Meyer, Michael Oakeshott, Albert Jay Nock, Henry Hazlett, Max Eastman, Milton Friedman, Harry Jaffa, Willmoore Kendall, James Burnham, Ernest van den Haag, Mortimer Smith, Jane Jacobs, Russell Kirk, Hugh Kenner, Leo Struss, Christopher Dawson, Eric Voegelin, Jeffrey Hart, Whittaker Chambers, and Frederick Wilhelmsen. VG in GVG dust jacket. DJ price intact, lightly soiled, with dampstain on inside of back panel of dj. Seller Inventory # 4866B

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Title: Did You Ever See a Dream Walking? American ...

Publisher: Bobbs- Merrill, Indianapolis & New York

Publication Date: 1970

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Dust Jacket Condition: GVG

Signed: Presentation Copy

Edition: First Edition, First Printing

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Lippincott Books, located in Hampden, has over 15,000 out of print and rare books in stock. We have a general antiquarian stock with strong holdings in Maine history and literature, lumbering and the North Woods of Maine, and Indians of the Eastern Woodlands. We also have detective and science fiction, vintage paperbacks and pulp magazines. We've been in business since 1975. We are close to the city of Bangor, the home of Stephen King; we do come across signed and limited editions as well as King's early work in locally published literary journals. We buy estate libraries; new acquisitions added constantly. We offer the opportunity to buy fresh finds from the private libraries, barns and attics of New England. Much of our stock is not listed on the Internet; we are open by appointment if you would like to view our stock. If you have a particular interest, we may be able to dig out something unusual from works in progress.

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Shipping: $4.00 1st book, $1 each additional book, media rate within US. Oversize books and sets may require extra postage. For Maine residents we will need to add 5.5% sales tax to your order. Payment by check, money order, VISA or Mastercard. Books may be returned within ten days for refund, not including shipping charges.

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Orders usually ship within 2 business days. Shipping costs are based on books weighing 2.2 LB, or 1 KG. If your book order is heavy or oversize, we may contact you to let you know extra shipping is required. *International customers,if the size and weight of the book allows, we ship via USPS First Class International to participating countries. We can provide this service for a flat rate of $25.00. Otherwise there may be an adjustment in postage; the book will ship at cost.

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