London: Dent, 1965. Black cloth. pp viii, 196. Ink name at front else fine in VG price-clipped jacket. " Professor Green makes detailed comparative studies of the British and French concepts of education, religion, justice, morality, freedom, and then compares the literature of the two countries, presenting a discussion of the theatre, the novel and poetry, giving a picture of Anglo-French contrasts, influences and tastes." - jacket.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1977. Second printing, corrected. Cloth & boards. pp 646. Chronology, maps, index. Ink owner name, else fine in very nearly fine jacket. 1.5 kg parcel.

London: Bodley Head, 2017. Card covers. pp (x), 550. Index. Just a little leaned, else fine. 1.1 kg parcel

London: Unwin, 1925. Dark blue cloth. xii, 316 pp, indexed. Bookplate on front pastedown, otherwise fine, no owner marks, in a VG dust jacket, quite a nice copy of an uncommon book.

Budapest: Állami Könyvterjeszto" Vállala, 1983. Facsimile reprint of the Pest: Edelman, 1851, with text in German and Hungarian. Octavo, blue leather grain boards gilt. pp (ii), (30) plus maps and views. A fine copy, no owner names.

London: Harvill Press, c2001. Second printing of the paperback edition. Card covers. Text paper a bit yellowed, else fine. Inscribed by the author to Canadian author and academic Constance Rooke. A book about the great European river.

Cambridge University Press, 1988. Fifth printing. Green cloth. pp xiv, 368 + plates. Notes, index. Ink owner name at front (twice), corner crease to two leaves, else fine. Dust jacket has two nicks, else fine. "By focusing on the ecological side of European expansion, Crosby shows how the Europeans were able to take over temperate lands because of the rapid triumph of the plants, animals and germs they brought with them."

New York: Allen Lane / Penguin / Viking, 1995. Black boards. pp (xxvi), 454. Index. Ink owner name at front, else fine in fine, price-clipped jacket. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

(Hassocks, Sussex, and Hamden, Connecticut): Harvester Press / Archon Books, 1975. Second edition (first was Nelson, 1963). Red boards. xii, v-xxviii, 308 pp. Fine copy, no previous owner marks. Orange dust jacket very lightly sunned to spine, narrow corner chip to rear panel repaired with cellotape, VG otherwise. Adds a new 6+ page introduction by Shannon.

New York: Macmillan, 1924. Blue cloth, pp (10), 482, [2] + colour frontispiece. Index. Minor rubbing to spine ends, glass ring stain on front cover, text paper a little toned, else a VG clean, tight and unworn copy.

New York: Viking, 2000. Black boards. pp (xiv), 498 + plates. Index. Ink owner name at front, else fine in jacket.American and French Revolutions, Irish Rebellion, Polish uprisings, liberation of South America, and the Italian Risorgimento. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1960. Black boards. pp xiv, 203; index. Ink name at front, page edges yellowed, else fine. Price-clipped jacket has vertical creases to rear panel from the lamination, VG otherwise. Léon Blum (France), Walter Rathenau (Germany), and Filippo Tommaso Martinelli (Italy).

Montreal: Louis Carrier, 1934. The trade issue (also a limited ed. of 99 copies). Octavo, decorated cloth stamped in white. pp 429, [3] + plates. Small tear at head of very lightly sunned spine neatly repaired, bit of bubbling to front pastedown, else a bright, fine, jacketless copy." Maria Countess Walewska (née Laczynska; 7 December 1786 - 11 December 1817) was a Polish noblewoman and a mistress of Emperor Napoleon I. In her later years she married count Philippe Antoine d'Ornano, an influential Napoleonic officer." - Wikipedia. Her life was the basis of the 1937 film "Conquest", starring Greta Garbo and Charles Boyer. Walewska claimed she became Napoleon's mistress for patriotic reasons, to elict his aid in freeing Poland from the Habsburgs, Prussia, and Russia.

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1961. Octavo, black and olive boards. pp 160 + plates. Fine copy. Dust jacket has a small chip at head of yellowed spine; light yellowing and dust soiling to rear panel; VG otherwise, flap price intact. Inscribed by the author "For Denis, With love from us all - an our thanks. Nöel. Oct., 1961". Story of Barber's married life starting at age 45, in old farmhouse on Lake Geneva.

New York: Cuurrent Books / A.A. Wyn, 1946. Black cloth. pp 362; index. Ink owner name at front, small bruise to one outer corner, else fine in VG jacket. "This book is one of the most significant contributions to the history of world diplomacy to be published in the United States. It shows for the first time, in all its incredible and unsavory details, how the diplomacy of WWI, and its aftermath led logically to Munich and WWII. Most devastating of all is the revelation that the British Government, in complete control of Europe after WWI, had no serious intention at any time of making the political and economic sacrifices necessary for world peace." Written by a British Labour Party M.P.

New York: Harper, 1947. Green cloth. pp 363, extensive notes, index. Ink owner name, page edges yellowed, else a VG clean and unworn jacketless copy.

London: Reaktion Books, 1998. Card covers with flaps. pp (352); illustrations, notes, index. Ink owner name, VG clean and unworn copy otherwise. The rise of "night life" in three European cities.

Warsaw: Interpress Publishers, 1984. pp (232) + plates. Erratum slip laid in. Ink owner name at front, else near fine. Translated from the Polish by Jan Sek. Polish political history. November, 1918, was when the independent Polish state was reestablished. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Clarendon Press / Oxford University Press, 1968. Tall octavo, navy cloth. [2], xviii, 622, [2] pp. Index. Fine in VG dust jacket. Note: 2 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.