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Grandma Wore Combat Boots by BROWN, Nettie Cardoza

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Seller: Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA

Title: Grandma Wore Combat Boots
Author: BROWN, Nettie Cardoza
Seller: Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA (United States)
Condition: Very Good
Description: El Centro, California: El Centro Printing Co, 1969. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Stapled wrappers. Illustrated from black and white photographs. Staining on the wrappers, slight spotting on the first page, and a stamp on the title page else about very good. Signed by the author. "A look at the Viet-nam War by a woman hometown newspaper editor." According to the introduction Fresno native, Annette "Nettie" Brown, had a decades long career in journalism which included "two weeklies." She won numerous awards for her work including a Matrix Award of the Los Angeles Press Association "for her coverage of the Imperial Valley farm labor troubles" in 1961 and the first Jeanne Hoffman Unique Coverage Award of the Los Angeles Professional chapter of Theta Sigma Phi.

Antiwar Protest and Police Confrontation at the 1972 Republican National Convention: Miami Beach Press Photo Archive by Florida Antiwar Protests

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Title: Antiwar Protest and Police Confrontation at the 1972 Republican National Convention: Miami Beach Press Photo Archive
Author: Florida Antiwar Protests
Seller: Max Rambod Inc. (United States)
Description: 1972. Florida antiwar protest press archive documenting demonstrations in Miami Beach during the 1972 Republican National Convention, when activists targeted President Richard Nixon's renomination after years of bombing, troop deployments, and stalled peace negotiations in Vietnam. Protesters gathered outside convention sites, government buildings, and public streets to oppose the war, challenge Nixon's reelection campaign, and confront the heavy police and military security presence surrounding the convention. Photo archive of 7 Large silver gelatin press photographs, each approx 8 x 10", Miami Beach, Florida, 1972. Military police march toward convention stations carrying riot clubs and wearing helmets and flak suits; demonstrators are pushed back by uniformed personnel; a seated protester is restrained on the grass by police; and tear gas fills a street as a demonstrator crouches near a smoking canister. Additional scenes show antiwar organizers seated indoors with signs reading "Stop the War Now," helmeted police standing over demonstrators in the street, and a protester being taken away during a confrontation. Captions identify Miami Beach, the Republican National Convention, police preparations, arrests, and disruption threats tied to convention proceedings. The archive records the 1972 convention as a flashpoint in the late Vietnam War, when Nixon campaigned on strength abroad while antiwar activists challenged the bombing of North Vietnam, the mining of Haiphong Harbor, and the continuation of U.S. military policy despite troop withdrawals. Miami Beach became a controlled political theater where nomination ceremonies unfolded behind lines of police, National Guard, and military personnel while demonstrators used sit-ins, marches, and street actions to force the war into public view. Press stamps, caption slips, editorial envelopes, and agency markings preserve the photographs as working news files from the confrontation. Light handling wear, caption attachments, editorial markings, toning, and minor edge wear. Overall in good condition.

The Jesters: A Simple Story in Four Acts of Verse. by ZAMACOIS, Miguel.

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Title: The Jesters: A Simple Story in Four Acts of Verse.
Author: ZAMACOIS, Miguel.
Seller: Grendel Books, ABAA/ILAB (United States)
Condition: Very Good
Description: NY:: Brentano's,. Very Good. 1908. Hardcover. Adapted from the French.by John N. Raphael. First edition thus. Very good in dark green(?) cloth with gilt lettering and design on the spine, top edge gilt. No dust jacket. ; 175 pages .

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