New York: Francis B. Felt & Co., 1871. A satirical work depicting the United States as a public school where the Civil War, Reconstruction, the rise of the Ku Klux Klan, the controversy over Catholic education, multiculturalism and the influence of Tammany Hall are enacted by school children. These were..... More
Dublin: Key Publishing Society, 1950. An issue of this large format Irish Catholic newspaper and the organ of Father Denis Fahey’s Maria Duce organization, which he founded in 1942. Radically anti-Semitic and anti-Masonic, the group began as a study group and later graduated to picketing Communist movies and campaigning to..... More
Edinburgh: W. M. Urquhart & Son, 1928. First English language edition. Original black-stamped green wrappers; 60 pp., [1] (glossary). A well-preserved, unclipped, Near Fine copy with some faint toning along wrapper edge; many pages still uncut. Scarce in commerce. More
London: E. Lahr, 1931. 12mo; stapled, newsprint wrappers, 12 pp. This edition limited to 2,247,365 copies with each copy signed by the Author with a rubber stamp. O’Flaherty’s short, playful attack on capitalism, whereby the unemployed would be substituted for pets of the upper class. The publisher’s notice on the..... More