2002, ISBN: 9781569473221

Boston: New England Free Press, 1965. Reprint. Softcover (saddle-stitched). Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Wrappers little soiled, wrinkled, staples rusting. Reprint from the Socia… More...

Boston: New England Free Press, 1965. Reprint. Softcover (saddle-stitched). Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Wrappers little soiled, wrinkled, staples rusting. Reprint from the Socialist Register, published by Monthly Review Press. Size: 8vo. 241-277 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1 pound or less. Category: Politics & Government; History. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request., New England Free Press, 1965, Needlecraft Publishing Co.. G+. 1934. Magazine. Number 3. Light usage showing but many pages are dog-eared. Nice front cover illustration of mother showing young girl how to sew. Articles included are 'What of College Training', 'Tandem Success' the story of the Thatcher family running an inn, doing all the baking, canning, cooking, winning a prize for flower garden and serving on the town board; black/white cross-stitch on color, luncheon linens, small guest towels, crochet luncheon mats, knitted blouse, tug-about toys, doilies, felt novelties, kitchens, food facts, etc ads include full color page for Bon Ami, cattail pattern china, Chesterfield. B/w ads for Listerine (full page) , Ipana, Royal Baking Powder, Postum, and more. ; Vol. 26; 101/4x131/2; 34 pages ., Needlecraft Publishing Co., 1934, USA: Soho Press, 2002. First printing. Paperback. Very Good. USA: Soho Press, 2002. First printing. Very Good. The prisoner stared at the jury as they filed in. Every one of them avoided eye contact. The foreman was asked for the verdict and gave it. A. few stifled cries were heard. Peter Diamond of Bath CID, watching from the back of the court, displayed no emotion, though he felt plenty. Unseen by anyone, his fists tightened, his pulses quickened and his throat warmed as if he'd taken a sip of brandy. This was a moment to savour. 'And is that the verdict of you all?'  'It is.'  “But I'm innocent!' the man guilty of murder shouted, his hands outstretched in appeal. 'I didn't do it. I was stitched up.' Yes, stitched up well and truly, Diamond thought, in a Pink Brothers shirt and a fine Italian suit that didn't fool the jury, thank God. Any minute now the lowlife inside those clothes will say something nakedly uncouth. 'Stitch-up!' a woman supporter screamed from the public gallery, and more voices took up the cry. The people up there began chanting and stamping their feet as if this was a wrestling match.The judge slammed down his gavel and ordered the court to be cleared. ISBN 1-569-47322-6 <br/><br/>05-26-16, Soho Press, 2002<

ISBN: 9781569473221

Detective Superintendent Peter Diamond is confronted with a crime that hits too close to home. Media >