n.p. [1934]. This appears to be a lengthy excerpt (three typed pages) from a letter by the Spanish communist, journalist, politician and editor, Juan Andrade Rodrigeuz (1898-1981) to an American (?) comrade named Gonzalez following the Revolution of 1934. The letter is titled, “Letter from Comrade Andrade, Member of C...... More

London: “Universe,” Catholic Newspaper, [1936]. First edition. Two loose leaves (5 ½” x 8 ¼”), browned and liberally chipped with no less to text. No record for this leaflet in WorldCat. A scarce surviving example. A report on the political situation in Spain at the start of the Spanish Civil..... More

Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1937. First edition. Octavo. Red cloth with gilt spine; 244 pp.; dust jacket. A Near Fine copy with a slightly dust-soiled, foxed top edge in a Very Good, price-clipped dust jacket. Jacket is a trifle rubbed, spine a bit browned and a small closed..... More

New York: Foreign Policy Association, 1933. First edition. Quarto-size (27 cm). Saddle-stapled wrappers; [234]-244 pp. A report on the state of Spain's political climate in the lead up to the Spanish Civil War. The author graduated from the Univ. of Madrid in 1929 and went on to become a professor..... More

Caracas: F.I.J.L., 1962. First edition. A small format anti-Franco booklet written by the “Marco Polo of Anarchism,” Germinal Gracia, writing under one of his pseudonyms. Gracia presents an objective analysis of Spain under the Franco regime to demonstrate the situation for the student, immigrant, worker, and peasant.As a teenager Gracia..... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1937. First edition. 8vo.; stapled grey wrappers printed in black; 32 pp. The freethinker and virulent anti-Catholic, Joseph McCabe, provides a brief history of Spain, a history of oppression by the Catholic hierarchy and monarchy which has led to the Spanish Civil War. Light browning to..... More

Urbana and Chicago: The University of Illinois Press, 1990. First edition. Quarto. Burgundy cloth stamped in gilt to spine; vi, 118 pp.; illus.; dust jacket. A Fine copy in a Near Fine, barely rubbed, dust jacket. Edwin Rolfe (1909-1954) was born Soloman Fishman to Russian, Jewish immigrants and became a...... More

New York City / Chicago: Spanish Labor Bureau Press, 1938. A scarce run of the first 12 issues of this mimeographed weekly bulletin reporting on the Spanish Civil War and the activities of anarchist labor organizations such as CNT and UGT. The bulletin was published by the Spanish Labor Press..... More

New York: Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, [1960?]. A report on the many political prisoners held in Spain by a former Univ. of Madrid mathematics professor. A refutation of a claim made by Franco in an interview with Le Figaro in June 1958. The rear cover includes an open..... More

Durham and London: Duke University Press, 1989. First edition. Octavo; xii, 257 pp.; dust jacket. Lime green cloth boards with black titling to spine. A Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket. Shifting Ground describes the Spanish experience of exile in a series of theoretical and practical readings that illuminate..... More

New York City: Friends of the American Lincoln Brigade, 1938. The second (and final) issue of this short-lived quarterly magazine issued by the Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, which was edited by Friends chairman David McKelvy White who was a teacher at Brooklyn College before going to fight with..... More