The Politics of Hysteria: The Sources of Twentieth-Century Conflict

The book is in good condition, with the cover showing some wear typical of a paperback from this era. The spine is intact, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings. The absence of a dust jacket is consistent with the paperback format.

"The Politics of Hysteria: The Sources of Twentieth-Century Conflict" by Edmund Stillman and William Pfaff is a pivotal exploration of the roots of major conflicts in the twentieth century. Published by Harper & Row in 1965, this is the First Harper Colophon Edition, indicating its initial release in this format. The book delves into the political and historical dynamics that shaped a tumultuous century, providing insights into the forces of hysteria that fueled global conflicts. Both authors bring a wealth of knowledge, with Stillman known for his incisive analysis of political affairs and Pfaff for his expertise in international relations. This edition is especially significant for collectors and historians interested in political history. The paperback format, typical of Harper Colophon Books, makes it a practical addition to any library. The book remains in good condition, with no library markings or personal inscriptions.