2nd edition. ~ Cloth, VG. xii+222pp, cloth a little soiled & grubby, internally a nice copy. ~ Richardson's aim with this book was 'not so much to teach the principles of Socialism as to show a natural and simple way of putting them into practice by a nation'.

London 1967. Lonsdale & Bartholomew. 4:o. Cloth binding with dustjacket. 90 pp. + (2). With fifty plates in full colour.

408 pp, illustrated in b/w

Revised 144 pp., illus

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Price inside dustcover: $25.00 - Stated First Edition - In 1997, almost by accident, John H. Richardson found himself sharing a hotel with more than a thousand dwarfs. Over the course of a single week, he witnessed love and anger, fear and bravery, arrogance and humility, even a bizarre romantic deception - the entire spectrum of human emotion in one concentrated dose. But at the end of the week, he discovered that leaving the "Little World" wasn't as simple as checking out of a hotel." "In fact, his journey would last a full two years. At a time when bigger often seems synonymous with better, and physical beauty serves as currency, the world of dwarfs usually passes beneath our notice. Now, in this groundbreaking work, award-winning author John H. Richardson brings the Little World into focus." He introduces us to characters like a saintly but obsessed doctor and a mother who sacrifices her family to save her dwarf daughter. He follows two dwarf lovers from first meeting through the struggle to overcome their fear and shame and find the confidence to love each other. He becomes personally involved in a tangled and often confrontational friendship with a female dwarf. Through these stories and musings ranging from classic theories of beauty to the history of the disability movement to postmodern theories of difference

Very-nice, clean copy of this 1983 hardback. Dustcover shows 2 small, closed tears. Book is in fine condition. NO remainder marks or price clippings. Tight spine - Bright pages. 614 pages. NO writing, marks or tears inside book.

1st edition. ~ Pamphlet, VG. 14pp, red card covers, near fine. ~ The Harveians meet on St Lukes Day each year to honour the memory of William Harvey, and his pioneering work in the face of religious dogma. Text of a lecture delivered on 18th October 1978 on the influence of the second part of Harveys will which asked that a speach be made each year for the honour of the medical profession.

An Interpretation of Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Language..Hardback,Ex-Library,with slight and in-offensive markings, ,in good all-round condition,no dust jacket,147pages. 400g ISBN: