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Imperialism: Some Reflections (Libertarian Alliance Historical Notes No. 2)
Marks, Paul (Author); Chris R. Tame (Libertarian Alliance Secretary and Editorial Director); Brian Micklethwait (Executive Editor)
Lingua: Inglese
Editore: Libertarian Alliance, London, England, 1988
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Aggiungi al carrelloWraps. Condizione: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is an essay entitled "Imperialism: Some Reflections" (Libertarian Alliance Historical Notes No. 2) written by Paul Marks and published in 1988 by the Libertarian Alliance out of London, England. A left-folded publication measuring 8-1/4" by 11-11/16" and containing four total pages.…The author begins, "Empires have existed for a long time; one can think of the Babylonian, Assyrian, Roman empires, and so on. But today the word imperialism is associated with those empires of the 'modern capitalist' nations that reached a peak in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The phenomenon is seen by many largely through the conceptual spectacles created by Hobson and Lenin." The topics are: The Orthodox View Refuted; The Reality of Imperialism; The Conquest of Britain by India; The Ideological Roots of Imperialism; Socialism and Imperialism; Imperialism, 'Left' and 'Right', and the Importance of History.
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Editore: Simon and Schuster, New York, 1989
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 1st Edition. Fine condition beige boards, maroon cloth spine, and gold spine lettering contained in a fine condition non price-clipped color illustrated dust jacket. Includes List of Other Books by Thomas Hoving; Author Dedication; Foreword and About the Author. Signed… and dated (September 1989) by the author, Thomas Hoving, with blue pen at the center of the full title page. "What happens when one of Manhattan's most glamorous couples makes a discovery beyond their wildest dreams - a discovery that transports them back into time, into the mysterious and sometimes dangerous passages of an ancient world? The globe-trotting curators of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, Andrew and Olivia Foster - familiar to readers of Thomas Hoving's first hit novel, Masterpiece - have it all. He's a charming rapscallion with a taste for practical jokes and a low tolerance for stodgy museum types. She's a woman with a sixth sense for spotting elusive art treasures, a woman as comfortable on a camel's back as in a Cadillac. Together, they thought they'd seen everything. Then, on sabbatical in the golden hills surrounding Naples, the Fosters make the archaeological discovery of a lifetime, a discovery which changes their lives forever. Spurred on by the subtle machinations of Count Don Ciccio Nerone (the world's wiliest and most eccentric art collector and connoisseur), the Fosters, aided by an arsenal of high-tech archaeological tools, succeed in unearthing a discovery more intriguing than the Tomb of Tutankhamen or the Temple of Aphrodite. For nearly two thousand years, the Palace of Tertullian, pride of the lost city of Herculaneum, buried by the eruption of Mt. Vesufius, has remained undisturbed. Efforts to uncover its legendary treasures have led to disappointment - and death. For the Fosters and Don Ciccio, however, the splendors of the palace - chamber after chamber of unbelievable antiquities, sculpture, frescoes, tapestries, and jewels - justify the risk as they are drawn further and futhrer back into time, into the mysteries of the Palace and the intrigues of Roman politics in the last days of the Empire.Through the journals and writings of QMT (Quintus Maximianus Tertullian), Herculaneum's leading citizen, the Fosters and the Count learn of the scandalous love affairs of Phryne, QMT's beautiful, sensuous wife. They learn of the secret plot to murder the Emperor Nero, the real story of Alexander the Great's much-heralded exploits, and the amazing truth about a benevolent teacher who changed the workd, a teacher known to QMT as Jesas. How will the world react to their discoveries? This is only one of the questions facing the explorers as the earth begins to tremble, as Don Ciccio's schemes multiply, as he and the Fosters realize that their lives are in danger. Thomas Hoving's Discovery is unique, suspenseful entertainment, an intriguing archaeological adventure from one of the art world's most captivating experts." " - from the inner front and rear jacket flaps. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Former director of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art and editor-in-chief of Connoisseur magazine. Marks, Barbara (book design); Bacon, Paul (jacket design and illustration); Estrada, Sigrid (author photograph) (illustratore). Signed by Author(s).
