![MULFORD Prentice - Against Death [1927].](https://img1.one.bid/img/4937/1299008_1b.jpg?1686479912)
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Warsaw [1927]. Trzaska, Evert and Michalski. 11.5x17 cm, pp. 175, half leather binding of period. Good condition (stains and abrasions of the binding, foreign dedication, single minor dings).
New edition, revised and corrected. Translation and foreword by Stanislaw Michalski.
"A strange author, a strange book. In it there is a bit of theosophical fog, a bit of humiliating crawling in front of a woman, a lot of deep psychology, but above all a clear, healthy judgment of things, a radiant belief that humanity, despite everything, goes forward without respite, higher and higher, carrying before it its sacred desired goal - universal happiness." [from the preface]
![MULFORD Prentice - Against Death [1927].](https://img1.one.bid/img/4937/1299008_1q.jpg?1686479912)
