The Basic Works of Aristotle Intro and Editor Richard McKeon 12th Printing circa 1940's Random House Metaphysical Books Philosophy books
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This is a very good hardcover, NO slipcase as originally issued, slipcase missing. 12th Printing circa 1940's Random House Publishing. This copy is very good inside and out. NOTE: we noticed several pages that have either an underlined sentence or small note in pencil along margins but overall most pages are unmarked. The pages are clean with only very light natural tanning from age. The binding is tight and straight. Green hardcover boards are also very good, clean with only very light shelf wear. Standard octavo book size or 6" x 9" with 1487 pages.
This edition of The Basic Works of Aristotle, 12th Printing, circa 1940's Random House, has been edited with an Intro by Richard McKeon. Illustrated frontispiece of Aristotle opposite title page. A bibliography is also included.
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