A History of Political Theories: Ancient and Mediæval

This hardcover edition has noticeable wear on the spine and edges, typical for a book of its age. The absence of a dust jacket leaves the cover exposed to additional wear. The book contains library markings and stamps from the Hill Library in St. Paul, indicating its ex-library status. Despite these signs of use, the binding is secure, and the pages are free from inscriptions or signatures.

"A History of Political Theories: Ancient and Mediæval" by William Archibald Dunning is a significant work in the field of political science, tracing the evolution of political thought from ancient times through the medieval period. This edition, published in 1921 by The Macmillan Company in New York, offers insights into the foundational theories that have shaped political systems. Dunning, a respected professor of history at Columbia University, provides a detailed analysis of political ideologies and their historical contexts. This specific copy is an ex-library edition from the Hill Library in St. Paul, indicated by library markings and stamps. While the book does not include a dust jacket, it remains a valuable piece for collectors and scholars interested in historical political theories. The hardcover binding shows wear consistent with its age, but the text remains intact and legible.