JF Ptak Science Books: A Visionary and Somewhat Contradictory Peace Plan for Humanity (1927)

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A Visionary and Somewhat Contradictory Peace Plan for Humanity (1927)

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"All [people] dream, but not equally."--T.E. Lawrence

Although this tall (13")0 pamphlet is rather short, it is a potential toothache to read. To that end I am not reporting on the contents, just the cover, which tells its own story. This was printed in 1927, and was once owned by H.L. Mencken.

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