Printing: 1st Printing. Asia First (First Printing). Edition: 1st Edition. Details: very minor pencil markings in the margins throughout the book. Very Good condition otherwise. No other noteworthy defects.
“How to Teach Phonics” by Norman A Calkins is a 80-page hardcover book published in 1920 by the Beckley-Cardy Company in Chicago, IL. It is a first edition written in English, focusing on teaching phonics through ear and voice training with elementary sounds. The book is a valuable resource for educators looking to improve literacy skills in their students through phonics instruction. Despite the yellowing and foxing of the pages and covers, this book is still in very good condition for its age, making it a useful addition to any collection of educational literature.
What stands out is the illustrated case cover under the dust jacket.
Elias GEWURZ. The Mysteries of the Qabalah. II Written down by seven pupils of E.G.
“From Bretton Woods to World Inflation: a Study of Causes and Consequences” by Henry Hazlitt is a 1984 hardcover book that delves into the topic of inflation, specifically exploring its causes and consequences in a business and economics context. The book, with 179 pages plus an index, offers insights into the global inflation landscape from the Bretton Woods agreement to the 1980s. Published by Regnery Publishing in Chicago, IL, this English-language work is a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the impact of inflation on the world economy. This book has some minor wear and slight discoloration to both book and dust jacket (SEE PICS) WITH NO RIPS, TEARS, MISSING PAGES OR WRITING AND HIGHLIGHTING. Will be shipped USPS media mail