The Political Behavior of American Jews by Lawrence Fuchs 1st ed 1956 Free Press

This landmark study explores the voting patterns, political engagement, and civic identity of American Jews in the 20th century. An essential resource for scholars of political science, Jewish studies, and American history. This first edition is a valuable piece for collectors or researchers interested in mid-century American political thought, Jewish political engagement, or the foundations of ethnic voting behavior in the U.S. There is normal wear on the cover and the corners of the cover. A small numeral is written lightly in pencil on the first front free sheet. please see photos. E4.

Puritan Boston And Quaker Philadelphia, Baltzell. Free Press 1979. Signed 1st Pr

Puritan Boston And Quaker Philadelphia, Baltzell. The Free Press 1979. First Printing. Signed on the FFEP. From back flap: “Baltzell traces the differences in class authority and leadership in these two cities to the contrasting values of the Puritan founders of the Bay Colony and the Quakers founders of the City of Brotherly Love….”