None Dare Call IT Treason

This paperback edition of "None Dare Call It Treason" is in fair condition, with some wear visible on the cover, including minor edge wear and creasing. The interior pages show typical aging and yellowing but remain intact. An inscription by Rev. J. B. Tweter is present, adding a personal element to the book. The binding appears sound, with no loose pages.

"None Dare Call It Treason" by John A. Stormer, published by Liberty Bell Press in Florissant, Missouri, is a significant political work from 1964, noted for its critique of American politics during the Cold War. This particular copy is the fourteenth printing from August 1964, showcasing its widespread impact and demand shortly after its initial release. Stormer, an influential figure in conservative circles, presents a meticulously documented argument against perceived communist influences in the United States. Though not a first edition, this printing reflects the book's rapid and extensive reach during its time. The book's focus on political and historical themes makes it a valuable piece for collectors interested in Cold War-era literature. The physical condition of the book includes an inscription by Rev. J. B. Tweter, adding a unique historical touch.