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599. Baskir, Lawrence M. CHANCE AND CIRCUMSTANCE. The Draft, The War, and The Vietnam Generation. NY: Knopf, 1978. A summary and analysis of who fought and who didn't, bolstered by statistics, charts and personal anecdotes. Owner's name, otherwise fine in dj.
600. Bator, Victor. VIETNAM. A Diplomatic Tragedy. The Origins of the United States Involvement. Dobbs Ferry,NY: Oceana, 1966. Pages lightly browned at edges, else fine in very good dj.
601. Beidler, Phillip D. AMERICAN LITERATURE AND THE EXPERIENCE OF VIETNAM. Athens, GA: U. of Georgia (1982). A seminal book on the literature of the war. Fine in jacket.
602. Black, Eugene R. ALTERNATIVES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. NY: Praeger (1969). A disscussion of efforts to accelerate "the economic and social development of countries in Southeast Asia... after the Vietnam war." Foreword by Lyndon Johnson to this book by his former advisor in this area of foreign policy. A fine copy in a very good dj (with a one inch tear).
603. Blackman, Allan. FACE TO FACE WITH YOUR DRAFT BOARD. A Guide to Personal Appearances. Berkeley: World Without War Council (1970). Second edition. Designed, primarily, for draft counselors and conscientious objectors. Very good in wrappers.
604. Bloodworth, Dennis. AN EYE FOR THE DRAGON. Southeast Asia Observed 1954-1970. NY: FS&G (1970). A fine copy in a near fine dj.
605. (Boalt Hall Action Committee) A HANDBOOK ON THE WAR IN ASIA. Berkeley: University of California (1970). Quarto, pictorial wrappers, stapled, 72 pages. Written by students, faculty and staff at UC-Berkeley to protest the war in Asia-specifically the invasion of Cambodia. A very good copy.
606. Bone, Robert C. CONTEMPORARY SOUTHEAST ASIA. NY: RH (1962). Paperback original. Issued as "PS 38" in the Random House Political Science series. A fine copy.
607. Boston Globe. THE WAR IN VIETNAM. Bos: Boston Globe (1967). Pamphlet reprinting six Globe editorials on Vietnam, and a number of photographs taken by a staff photographer.
608. Bouscaren, Anthony T. THE LAST OF THE MANDARINS: DIEM OF VIETNAM. Pittsburg: Dusquesne University, 1965. A very good copy in dj.
609. (Bouscaren, Anthony T.). ALL QUIET ON THE EASTERN FRONT: The Death Of South Vietnam. Old Greenwich,CT: Devin-Adair (1977).... "symposium provides a much needed balance to most of the available literature on what went wrong and why in Vietnam. Most of the contributors believe that South Vietnam was worth saving and that it could be saved...". A fine copy in dj.
610. (Bowman, John. ed.). THE VIETNAM WAR - AN ALMANAC. NY: World Almanac (1985). A compendium of information about the war. Fine in wrappers.
611. Brackman, Arnold C. SOUTHEAST ASIA'S SECOND FRONT. The Power Struggle in the Malay Archipelago. NY: Praeger (1966). A very good copy in dj.
612. Brandon, Henry. ANATOMY OF ERROR. The Inside Story of the Asian War on the Potomac, 1954-1969. Bos: Gambit, 1969. Documents the policy debates and decisions leading up to the point, in 1969, at which it was widely recognized as a failure or mistake. Very good in dust jacket.
613. (British Naval Intelligence Division). INDOCHINA. December 1943. Oxford: Naval Intelligence Division, 1943. Issued as "B>R> 510" in the "Geographical Handbook Series." "This volume was produced and printed for official purposes during the war 1939/1945." Several pages have been neatly removed after the final index (presumably by the publisher). Map in rear pocket. Cloth; very good.
614. Bromley, Dorothy Dunbar. WASHINGTON AND VIETNAM. An Examination of the Moral and Political Issues. Dobbs Ferry,NY: Oceana, 1966. Very good in wrappers.
615. Brown, Stuart Gerry. THE PRESIDENCY ON TRIAL. Robert Kennedy's 1968 Campaign and Afterwards. Honolulu: University Press of Hawaii, 1972. A key chapter called "Vietnam and the Direction of Foreign Policy" discusses the effect of the war on JFK's administration as well as the evolution of Robert from an advocate of the war to a national leader of the opposition. This copy is very good, lacking the dust jacket, and inscribed by the author.
616. Bundy, William P. THE PATH OF VIETNAM. A Lesson in Involvement. Lon: United States Information Service, 1967. The text of an address given on 8/15/67 before the National Student Association convention held at the Univ. of Maryland. Wrappers, stapled, 24 pages, a very good copy.
617. Burchett, Wilfred. THE FURTIVE WAR. The United States in Vietnam and Laos. NY: International Publishers (1963). Review copy of this early summary and criticism of American involvement, by a noted left-wing author originally from Australia. Inscription (from publisher rep?) to a well-known poet/activist; fine in near fine dust jacket with review slip laid in.
618. -. Same title, not a review copy. Fine, lacking dust jacket.
619. Burchett, Wilfred. THE SECOND INDOCHINA WAR. NY: IP (1970). Commentary on Cambodia and Laos by this reporter -- apparently the "Party Line" on the 1970 "incursion" into Cambodia. This is the issue in wrappers. Previous owner name otherwise near fine.
620. Burchett, Wilfred. HO CHI MINH. An Appreciation. (NY): Wilfred Burchett Fund in association with the Guardian (1972). Special Wilfred Burchett 60th Birthday Edition; very good in wrappers.
621. Burchett, Wilfred. GRASSHOPPERS & ELEPHANTS. Why Viet Nam Fell. NY: Urizen (1977). The Viet Cong account of the last 55 days of the war. Ex-library copy missing rear endpaper and with editorial comment scrawled on rear pastedown.
622. -. Second printing paperback. Near fine.
623. Burchett, Wilfred. CATAPULT TO FREEDOM. NY: Quartet (1978). "The Survival of the Vietnamese
624. Burnham, James. THE WAR WE ARE IN. The Last Decade and the Next. New Rochelle: Arlington House (1967). A collection of essays on the Cold War by this senior editor of the National Review. A number of the essays bear on Vietnam. Owner name, very good in dust jacket.
People." First American edition, paperback original?, a fine copy.
625. Buttinger, Joseph. THE SMALLER DRAGON. A Political History of Vietnam. NY: Praeger (1958). A fine copy with a snapshot laid in of an American soldier surrounded by Vietnamese children.
626. -. Second printing, fine copy in a very good dust jacket.
627. Buttinger, Joseph. VIETNAM: A DRAGON EMBATTLED. Volume I - From Colonialism to the Vietminh; Volume II - Vietnam at War. NY: Praeger (1967). Fine, very good publisher's slipcase.
628. -. Same title inscribed by the author in the year of publication. Spines are lightly faded and flaked, else fine copies (lacking slipcase).
629. Buttinger, Joseph. VIETNAM: FRAUD OF "THE OTHER WAR." (n.p.): (n.p.), 1967. Offprint from Dissent (May-June 1967). Stapled wrappers; 11 pages. Very good.
630. Buttinger, Joseph. A DRAGON DEFIANT. A Short History of Vietnam NY: Praeger (1972). Based on lectures delivered in Feb. 1971 at the Center for Vietnamese Studies, Southern Illinois U., with an additional chapter on the involvement in Vietnam. A fine copy in dj.
631. -. Same title, fine in dust jacket and inscribed by the author.
632. Buttinger, Joseph. VIETNAM. The Unforgettable Tragedy. NY: Horizon (1977). A fine copy in dust jacket, inscribed by the author ("with love").
633. Butwell, Richard. SOUTHEAST ASIA TODAY-AND TOMORROW. Problems of Political Development. NY: Praeger (1969). Second revised edition. Fine in wrappers.
634. Cairns, J.F. THE EAGLE AND THE LOTUS. Western Intervention in Vietnam 1847-1968. Melbourne: Lansdowne (1969). An Australian viewpoint on the war. Fine in very good dj.
635. (Cameron, Allan W., ed.). VIET-NAM CRISIS. A Documentary History, Vol. I: 1940-1956. Ithaca: Cornell University (1971). A reference work, collecting important documents pertaining to the recent history of Vietnam. Very good without dust jacket.
636. Cannon, Terry. VIETNAM. A Thousand Years of Struggle. SF: People's, 1969. Stapled wrappers, 47 pages, a fine copy.
637. Capps, Walter H. THE UNFINISHED WAR. Vietnam and the American Conscience. Bos: Beacon (1982). An analysis of the war as a "devastating challenge to our national self-image." Fine in near fine dust jacket.
638. Chaliand, Gerard. THE PEASANTS OF NORTH VIETNAM. Lon: Penguin (1969). First edition in English, a paperback original. Preface by Philippe Devillers. Fine copy.
639. Charlton, Michael & Anthony Moncrieff. MANY REASONS WHY. The American Involvement in Vietnam. NY: Hill and Wang (1978). Two British journalists dissect the reasons for American policy and for its failure, through a series of interviews with key participants. Near fine in jacket.
640. Chomsky, Noam. AT WAR WITH ASIA. NY: Pantheon (1970). A series of essays on Indochina by a leading intellectual critic of the U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia. Near fine in dj.
641. (Citizens Commission of Inquiry). THE DELLUMS COMMITTEE HEARINGS ON WAR CRIMES IN VIETNAM. An Inquiry into Command Responsibility in Southeast Asia. NY: Vintage (1972).. Wrappers (issued in cloth?), very good copy.
642. (Citizens Committee for Peace With Freedom in Vietnam). VIETNAM REVISITED. April, 1970. D.C.: Citizens Committee for Peace with Freedom in Vietnam, 1970. This booklet affirms the U.S. position in Vietnam. Stapled wrappers, 19 pages, very good copy.
643. (Civic Education Service). TWO VIET NAMS. Washington DC: Civic Education Service (1967). Appears to be a teaching guide for junior high or high school students. A good copy in wrappers.
644. (Clergy and Layman Concerned About Vietnam). IN THE NAME OF AMERICA. NY: Clergy and Layman Concerned About Vietnam, 1968. "The conduct of the war in Vietnam by the armed forces... as shown by published reports. Compared with the Laws of War...". Wrappers, very good.
645. Committee Of Concerned Asian Scholars. THE INDOCHINA STORY. NY: Bantam (1970). Second printing. Paperback original. A collaborative overview and history of the war.
646. (Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars). LAOS: War And Revolution. NY: H&R (1970). Contributors: Wilfred Burchett, Peter Dale Scott, Tran Van Dinh, a.o. Wrappers, magic marker line bottom edge, else very good.
647. Condominas, George. WE HAVE EATEN THE FOREST. NY: Hill & Wang (1977). First American edition of this anthropological study of a Montagnard village, originally published in French in 1957. Fine in near fine dust jacket.
648. Conlin, Joseph R. AMERICAN ANTIWAR MOVEMENTS. Beverly Hills: Glencoe (1968). A historical look at anti-war movements ending with Vietnam. Very good.
649. (Cooper, Bert). CASE STUDIES IN INSURGENCY AND REVOLUTIONARY WARFARE: Vietnam 1941-1954. Washington, DC: Special Operations Research Office The American University, 1964. This information was gathered for the Dept. of the Army-U.S. Gov't. Fine.
650. Cooper, Chester L. THE LOST CRUSADE. America in Vietnam. NY: Dodd Mead (1970). Early analysis of the failure of American policy in Vietnam. Very good in dust jacket.
651. Corson, William R. CONSEQUENCES OF FAILURE. NY: Norton (1974). The author of The Betrayal, a classic study and expose of corruption in Vietnam, analyzes the results of the failed American effort in Southeast Asia. Near fine in dust jacket.
652. Critchfield, Richard. THE LONG CHARADE. Political Subversion in the Vietnam War NY: Harcourt Brace (1968). Fine in very good dj.
653. Cross, James Elliot. CONFLICT IN THE SHADOWS. The Nature and Politics of Guerilla War. Lon: Constable, 1964. An early analysis of guerrilla warfare "and the means of combatting it available to the West." Former owner's ink name front fly, else a near fine copy in dj.
654. Crozier, Brian. SOUTH EAST ASIA IN TURMOIL. NY: Penguin (1966). Historical overview of Southeast Asia. Paperback original, very good in wrappers.
655. -. Same title, first revised edition. Near fine.
656. Crutchfield, James A. TENNESSEANS AT WAR. Volunteers and Patriots in Defense of Liberty. Nashville: Rutledge Hill Press (1987). History of Tenneseeans at war from pioneer days, fighting the Cherokees, to Vietnam. "Corrected page proofs", printed on rectos only; fine.
657. Culhane, Claire. WHY IS CANADA IN VIETNAM? The Truth About Our Foreign Aid. Toronto: NC Press, 1972. Intro by Wilfred Burchett. Signed by the author. Near fine in wrappers.
658. Currey, Cecil B. EDWARD LANSDALE. The Unquiet American. Bos: HM, 1988. Biography of Lansdale, prototype for both The Ugly American and The Quiet American, written by a military historian who also wrote one of the most penetrating insider's critiques of the U.S. Army effort in Vietnam, Self-Destruction (see above, under "Cincinnatus"). New, list price:
659. Curry, G. David. SUNSHINE PATRIOTS. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame (1985). An analysis of Vietnam-era draft evaders and absence offenders, by a former captain in Vietnam. Fine in near fine dust jacket.
660. D'Amato, Anthony A. THE JUDICIARY AND VIETNAM. NY: St. Martin's (1972). A discussion of the constitutionality of the war. Wrappers, fine.
661. Dareff, Hal. THE STORY OF VIETNAM. A Background Book for Young People. NY: Parents' Magazine Press (1966). A history of Vietnam and the conflicts there, written for young readers (12 and over) at a relatively early stage of the American involvement there. Near fine in dust jacket.
662. Darling, Frank C. THAILAND. NY: Asia-American Educational Exchange, 1969. Aimed at the American academic community, pamphlet explains how Thailand is an integral part of Southeast Asia and cannot be ignored. Very good in wrappers.
663. Dawson, Alan. 55 DAYS. The Fall of South Vietnam. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall (1977). Chronicles the tumultuous final days of the war. Fine in dj.
664. Deane, Hugh. THE WAR IN VIETNAM. NY: Monthly Review, 1963. No. 23 in the Monthly Review Pamphlet Series. An early comment on the war. Very good in wrappers.
665. (Denison Vietnam Colloquium). VIETNAM. Granville,OH: Denison University, 1966. Magic marker line bottom edge, owner's ink name front cover, else very good in wrappers. Put together by the academic community at Denison, to inform people about Vietnam.
666. Devillers, Philippe. END OF A WAR. Indochina 1954. NY: Praeger (1969). First American edition (published in France in 1960). Foreword by Jean Lacouture. Fine in dust jacket.
667. Devillers, Philippe. MAO. NY: Schocken (1969). A discussion of Mao Tse-tung by one of the leading Western scholars on Indochina. Part of the "What They Really Said Series." Fine in near fine dj.
668. Dommen, Arthur J. CONFLICT IN LAOS. The Politics of Neutralization. NY: Praeger (1971). This revised edition (originally published in 1964) updates the involvement of America, Vietnam and Laos since 1962. Fine in very good dust jacket.
669. Drinan, Robert F., S.J. VIETNAM AND ARMAGEDDON. Peace War and the Christian Concience. NY: Sheed & Ward (1970). Inscribed by the author in 1970. Fine in dust jacket.
670. du Berrier, Hilaire. BACKGROUND TO BETRAYAL. The Tragedy of Vietnam. Bos: Western (1965). A look at the American involvement in Vietnam under Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy. Fine in near fine dj. Inscribed by the author in 1969.
671. Du Bois, Cora. SOCIAL FORCES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. (Mpls. MN): U. of Minnesota (1949). Early analysis of impending problems in Southeast Asia, by a scholar working for the Intelligence Office of the U.S. State Department. Near fine in dust jacket.
672. Duncanson, Dennis J. GOVERNMENT AND REVOLUTION IN VIETNAM. NY: Oxford, 1968. Second printing. A study of Vietnamese politics and the war by a former British diplomat in Vietnam. Fine in near fine dust jacket.
673. Durdin, Tillman. SOUTHEAST ASIA. NY: Atheneum, 1966. "A concise introduction to the facts that underlie the news in this area." Fine in very good dj.
674. Eden, Anthony, Earl of Avon. TOWARD PEACE IN INDOCHINA. Bos: HM, 1966. A short volume by the former Prime Minister of Great Britain, arguing that the 1954 Geneva Accords -- which proposed independence and neutrality for the nations of Southeast Asia -- provide the best model for a solution to the ongoing crisis in Vietnam in the 1960s. Eden was Prime Minister in the '50s, during the Suez Crisis, an experience which no doubt helped temper his views toward what we would now call "Third World" aspirations. An uncommon book in its own right, this copy is inscribed by the author to Drew Middleton, longtime Chief Correspondent in Southeast Asia for The New York Times. Inscribed "with much gratitude" in the year of publication. A significant association. Fine copy without dj.
675. -. Same title, unsigned. Bookplate front pastedown otherwise fine in dust jacket.
676. Elegant, Robert. THE DRAGON'S SEED. NY: St. Martin's (1959). A book about the growing power of Chinese communities in Southeast Asia and the threat they pose to the West. By a veteran observer of the area who later turned to novel-writing to convey his understanding of the region and its peoples. Very good in dust jacket.
677. Elliot-Bateman, Michael. DEFEAT IN THE EAST. Lon: Oxford Univ., 1967. A look at the methods of warfare used in Southeast Asia by the British, French and now the Americans. Very good in dj.
678. Emerson, Rupert. REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. Cambridge: Harvard, 1955. Issued under the auspices of the Institute of Pacific Relations. Very good in dj.
679. (Ephemera). SPRING MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM. NY: (c.1967). A folder of 37 items (mostly mechanically reproduced 8 1/2 by 11" sheets) concerning antiwar demonstrations planned by the Spring Mobilization Committee founded by Rev. A.J. Muste. The organization worked primarily through college campuses both with students and faculty; it was a phenomenon of the times and a precursor to the many national demonstrations of today. All pieces are very good as issued. For the lot:
680. Fairbairn, Geoffrey. REVOLUTIONARY WARFARE AND COMMUNIST STRATEGY. The Threat to Southeast Asia. NY: Humanities (1968). Actually the British edition with a Humanities Press sticker over the publisher's name on the title page. Fine in very good dj.
681. (Falk, Richard A.). VIETNAM AND INTERNATIONAL LAW. (Flanders,NJ): O'Hare, 1967. "An Analysis of the Legality of the U.S. Military Involvement." Cheaply produced for widest possible distribution. Very good in plain wrappers (front cover loosening).
682. (Falk, Richard A.). THE VIETNAM WAR AND INTERNATIONAL LAW. Princeton, NJ: Princeton U. Press, 1968. Reprint of the above, expanded. A collection of articles appraising the war from legal perspectives, beginning with relevant historical background essays by John Stuart Mill and others. Fine in dust jacket.
683. (Falk, Rihard A.). CRIMES OF WAR. NY: RH (1971). Collection of pieces on war crimes, issued after the massacre at Son My. Library stamps, otherwise fine in dust jacket.
684. Fall, Bernard B. INFORMAL COMMUNICATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. (Washington, DC) (Howard University) (1960). Quarto; letter-size sheets clasp-bound in black binder. An early piece by this leading scholar on Southeast Asia: presumably written for use by other academics and perhaps members of the U.S. government. Fine copy. Very scarce book by this important writer.
685. Fall, Bernard. LE VIET MINH 1945 - 1960. Paris: Armand Colin, 1960. The definitive history of the Vietnamese Communists, prior to U.S. involvement. Never published in this country in a trade edition, this is nonetheless the landmark study of the Vietnamese insurgent movement. This copy fine in wrappers in a near fine dust jacket, and warmly inscribed by the author in French to his "friend and guide", and dated 1960. Extremely scarce and an extremely important book; a presentation copy such as this constitutes a true rarity.
686. Fall, Bernard B. STREET WITHOUT JOY. Indochina at War, 1946-54. Harrisburg: Stackpole (1961). Fall's classic study of the failure of French policy and tactics in Southeast Asia, and the American penchant for following the footsteps of the French, duplicating their erroneous assumptions and their mistakes. Perhaps the single most insightful volume on the Indochina war(s). This is the first edition, with previous owner name and date ("1961"); very good, lacking dust jacket. A very scarce book in the first edition: in 12 years of looking, this is the first copy I have seen.
687. -. Same title, third (revised) edition (1963). Fine in very good dust jacket.
688. -. Another copy, fourth edition (1964), revised. This copy is inscribed by the author one month after publication to a Major Weber, "with best wishes." Fine in near fine dust jacket. The fourth edition was the last, and is considered the best edition. Laid into this copy is a Time magazine obituary of Fall. A near-legendary book, this edition having been re-wrritten to include the Americans in Vietnam (an early commentary thus) and probably the best single volume on both the French and the Americans in Vietnam.
689. -. Another copy, unsigned fourth edition. Very good in dust jacket.
690. -. Another copy, second printing of the fourth edition. Minor ex-library markings, otherwise very good in dust jacket. An important book which is scarce in any edition.
691. -. Same title, Taiwan piracy of the second printing of the first edition. Very good in dj.
692. Fall, Bernard. GUERRES D'INDOCHINE. France 1946-54, Amerique 1957-... Paris: J'ai Lu (1965). French edition of Street Without Joy, a paperback. This copy warmly inscribed by the author to a friend and former diplomat in 1965. A fine copy of this landmark title.
693. Fall, Bernard. THE TWO VIET-NAMS. A Political and Military Analysis. NY: Praeger (1963). The most exhaustive one-volume analysis of North and South Vietnam to that point. Fine in very gooddust jacket.
694. -. Second printing of the revised edition (1965). Fine in near fine dust jacket.
695. -. Same title, Taiwan piracy (1965). Very good in dust jacket.
696. -. Second revised edition, fourth printing (1968). A further update of this work which became a standard by which others could be measured. This edition was published after Fall was killed by a Viet Cong mine in February, 1967. Owner name, otherwise very good in edgeworn dust jacket.
697. Fall, Bernard. LAST REFLECTIONS ON A WAR. Garden City: Doubleday, 1967. Posthumously published collection of articles, notes and transcripts, with an introduction by Fall's wife. Advance review copy with slip laid in. Fine in near fine dust jacket.
698. -. Another copy, not a review copy. Fine in a near fine, price-clipped dust jacket.
699. Fall, Bernard B. ANATOMY OF A CRISIS. Garden City: Doubleday, 1969. Posthumously published analysis of the events leading up to the Laotian crisis of 1960-61. Fine in near fine dust jacket. One of his less common titles.
700. (Fall, Bernard B.). Trinquier, Roger. MODERN WARFARE. A French View of Counterinsurgency. NY: Praeger (1964). Second printing. Introduction by Fall. Very good in dj.
701. (Fall, Bernard B.). Truong Chinh. PRIMER FOR REVOLT. The Communist Takeover in Viet-Nam. A Facsimile Edition of THE AUGUST REVOLUTION and THE RESISTANCE WILL WIN. NY: Praeger (1966). Intro & notes by Fall. Owner name & address o/w fine in dust jacket.
702. (Fall, Bernard B.). BEST MAGAZINE ARTICLES 1966. NY: Crown (1966). Fall contributes "Vietnam Blitz: A report on the Impersonal War." Very good in dj with a small tape repair.
703. (Fall, Bernard B.). HO CHI MINH ON REVOLUTION. Selected Writings, 1920-66. NY: Praeger (1967). Second printing. Edited with an introduction by Fall. Completed just before Fall's death in Vietnam. Very good in dust jacket.
704. (Fall, Bernard B.). "Two Thousand Years of War in Vietnam" in HORIZON, Spring 1967. Clothbound magazine, issued without dust jacket. Very good copy.
705. (Fall, Bernard B.). COMMENTS ON BERNARD FALL'S "THE PATHET LAO: A 'LIBERATION' PARTY". (Santa Monica): (Rand Corp.) 1968. Short six-page paper for in-house use at the Rand Corporation, updating and commenting on Fall's analysis of the Pathet Lao, published two years earlier. Fine in oversize blue wrappers.
706. Fifield, Russell H. THE DIPLOMACY OF SOUTHEAST ASIA: 1945-1958. NY: Harper (1958). Later printing. A portion of the text specifically refers to Vietnam. Minor, neat underlining at beginning and end of text, otherwise fine in very good dust jacket.
707. Fifield, Russell H. SOUTHEAST ASIA IN UNITED STATES POLICY. NY: Praeger/Council on Foreign Relations (1963). Fine in near fine dust jacket.
708. (Fishel, Wesley R.). PROBLEMS OF FREEDOM. South Vietnam Since Independence. East Lansing: MSU/Bureau of Social & Political Research (1961). Papers presented at a conference on the subject. Contributors include Joseph Buttinger, Vu Van Thai, a.o. Very good in dj.
709. Fitzgerald, Frances. FIRE IN THE LAKE. The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam. Bos: Atlantic (1972). Her massive and controversial book, the first book from a general trade publisher to give voice to the Vietnamese sides of the story of the war. A bestseller, a Book-of-the-Month club selection, winner of the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize. This copy is fine in a near fine dust jacket. Uncommon now in the first edition.
710. -. Same title, first English edition (London: Macmillan, 1972). Very good in dust jacket.
711. -. Same title, Book Club edition. Very good in dust jacket.
712. -. Same title, advance uncorrected proof of the first edition. Near fine in wrappers.
713. (Fried, John, ed.). VIETNAM AND INTERNATIONAL LAW. Flanders, NJ: O'Hare, 1967. A report prepared by the Consultative Council Lawyers Committee On American Policy Towards Vietnam. A few marginal notations in pencil, otherwise near fine.
714. Fulbright, Senator J. W. THE PENTAGON PROPAGANDA MACHINE. NY: Liveright (1970). Inscribed by the author "To _____ with best wishes and Peace" in 1971. Fine in dj.