Munich: American Truth Society, 1914. An extraordinary anti-British circular issued by the American Truth Society in Munich, an organization founded in 1914 by pro-German American expatriates who wanted to “refute the journalistic swindles” propagated by the American and English press concerning Germany’s role in WWI (Gaffney, p. 27). The text..... More
London: Headley Brothers, [1915]. First edition. Twelvemo. Light blue wrappers printed in black & red; 128, [1] pp. The author calls for women the world over to organize and add their voices to the campaign against militarism and aggression. A Very Good copy with wrapper edges and spine browned, corners..... More
Milwaukee, WI: Published by the author, 1920. Third edition. Stapled, illustrated wrappers; 64 pp. In this uncommon patriotic publication, Milwaukee history teacher, Winfred Howe, provides "an exposure of the Hearst-inspirited [sic] Sinn Fein-German-Bolshevist propaganda, "The Poison in America's Cup," which was published in 1919 by a notable Hearst journalist, Philip..... More
Published by the author, 1969. First edition. Large 8vo; red cloth with gilt-printed spine, map endpapers, xiii, 289 pp, photographs, maps, dust jacket. The author, a successful banker and Congressman, recounts his experiences in WWI, much of it in epistolary fashion. Profusely illustrated with maps and photographs. Privately printed and..... More
London: The Unity Band, 1934. First edition. Originally published in the British Fascist’s journal, "The British Lion" - which Lt.-Col. Oscar Boulton & his Unity Band bought out in 1932 - Lane lambastes the U.S. for trying to collect her WWI war debt and contends that America sold Britain faulty..... More
Los Angeles: Golden Press, 1918. An issue of Luke North’s single tax journal, which began in 1908 as an organ of philosophical anarchism. This issue features many tributes to Everyman associate editor and treasurer of The Great Adventure in California, Herman Kuehn, who died on March 5, 1918. Included are..... More
[New York: Published by the author], 1915. Second revised. 8vo; perfect-bound, plain wrappers, 99 pp. A scarce Pro-German account of the causes of the first World War first published in 1914. This revised edition was issued the following year and is expanded by over 30 pages. The author, “a loyal..... More
New York: Fleming H. Revell Company, ©1919. An account by the Nashville Presbyterian minister on his experiences overseas with the American Expeditionary Forces. 8vo.; red cloth boards ruled and lettered in black & white, 122 p., dust jacket. Foxing to page edges, corners gently bumped; the dust jacket is rubbed..... More