1974, ISBN: 9780241024478

Rishikesh, India: The Yoga-Vedanta Forest University, 1959. Magazine. [15p.], 7.5x9.5 inches, wraps, some foxing. Photo of Sivananda on cover. Journal focuses on ayurvedic medicine. This… Mehr…

Rishikesh, India: The Yoga-Vedanta Forest University, 1959. Magazine. [15p.], 7.5x9.5 inches, wraps, some foxing. Photo of Sivananda on cover. Journal focuses on ayurvedic medicine. This issue addresses vegetarianism, medicinal herbs and other agents for home use, etc., The Yoga-Vedanta Forest University, 1959, 0, Rishikesh, India: The Yoga-Vedanta Forest University, 1957. Magazine. [15p.], 7.5x9.5 inches, wraps, edgeworn. Photo of Sivananda on cover. Journal focuses on ayurvedic medicine. This issue addresses yantras, menstruation, etc., The Yoga-Vedanta Forest University, 1957, 0, London England: Hamish Hamilton, 1974. Hardback. Slight mark to top edge. Slightly sunned spine to D/J. Theodor Herzl, know to history as the founder of political Zionism, has long been buried in myth and apocryphal legend, a shadowy Superman. Now in this objective biography the author traces Herzl's tortuous route in Vienna, Paris and the major capitals of turn-of-the-century Europe. We see Herzl evolve from a duelling student, an aspiring playwright and a sophisticated journalist to the man who decides, in the summer of 1895, to set himself at the head of a movement of the Jews. Although indifferent to religion for most of his life, his European experience made him bitterly aware of how Jews were suffering from anti-Semitism. A blend of concern for what he now saw as his people and thwarted personal ambition inspired him to devote himself to the Zionist movement - which, forty-years after his lead, led to the procloamtion, under his portrait, of a Jewish state in Palestine. Herzl ended his life as a successful politician and it is in this role that he has been remembered. In fact he was a complext, frustrated man, very different from his stereotyped image. Through Herzl's own journals and letters, the author reveals for the first time intimate details of his private life, which decisively influenced his career: constant ill-health; lack of the artistic success he sought; his wretched marraige to a wealthy woman whose values he despised. Illustrated. 395 pp. (We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions etc.). First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Harback., Hamish Hamilton, 1974, 3<

1974, ISBN: 0241024471

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[EAN: 9780241024478], Used, very good, [SC: 3.85], [PU: Hamish Hamilton, London England], NON-FICTION/BIOGRAPHY/ARTIST/POLITICIAN/POLITICAL ZIONISM/JEWISH STATE/PALESTINE. THEODOR HERZL, Jacket, Hardback. Slight mark to top edge. Slightly sunned spine to D/J. Theodor Herzl, know to history as the founder of political Zionism, has long been buried in myth and apocryphal legend, a shadowy Superman. Now in this objective biography the author traces Herzl's tortuous route in Vienna, Paris and the major capitals of turn-of-the-century Europe. We see Herzl evolve from a duelling student, an aspiring playwright and a sophisticated journalist to the man who decides, in the summer of 1895, to set himself at the head of a movement of the Jews. Although indifferent to religion for most of his life, his European experience made him bitterly aware of how Jews were suffering from anti-Semitism. A blend of concern for what he now saw as his people and thwarted personal ambition inspired him to devote himself to the Zionist movement - which, forty-years after his lead, led to the procloamtion, under his portrait, of a Jewish state in Palestine. Herzl ended his life as a successful politician and it is in this role that he has been remembered. In fact he was a complext, frustrated man, very different from his stereotyped image. Through Herzl's own journals and letters, the author reveals for the first time intimate details of his private life, which decisively influenced his career: constant ill-health; lack of the artistic success he sought; his wretched marraige to a wealthy woman whose values he despised. Illustrated. 395 pp. (We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions etc.), Books<

1974, ISBN: 9780241024478

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Hamish Hamilton Ltd. 1974 Hamish Hamilton first edition hardback; very good clean copy, with very good unclipped dj with some shelf wear; UK bookdealer, immediate dispatch . Very Good. Ha… Mehr…

Hamish Hamilton Ltd. 1974 Hamish Hamilton first edition hardback; very good clean copy, with very good unclipped dj with some shelf wear; UK bookdealer, immediate dispatch . Very Good. Hardback. 1st Edition.. 1974., Hamish Hamilton Ltd, 1974, 3<

1974, ISBN: 9780241024478

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ISBN: 9780241024478

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