Skip to content

The ABA: Antiquarian Bookseller Association Logo

The White Man's Duty : An Analysis Of The Colonial Question In The Light Of The Atlantic Charter

Cunard, Nancy & Padmore, George

  • Publisher: W.H. Allen, London
  • Published: 1942 , UK
  • Condition: Very Good
The Sole UK printing published by W.H. Allen, London in 1942. The BOOK is in Very Good++ or better condition. Wraps format with illustrated paper covers. Light creasing and rubbing to the covers in places. A little age related markings to the rear cover. The pages are toned due to the cheap quality of paper stock used. Free from inscriptions. An interview between Nancy Cunard and George Padmore on the colonial question in which she articulates her own liberal views on the race question. A very scarce publication in collectible condition. Ashton Rare Books welcomes direct contact.

Offered by Ashton Rare Books

£275.00
Buy Now
Visa Discover American Express PayPal Mastercard

Offered by Ashton Rare Books

Ashton Rare Books

30 Glebe Rd
Market Harborough LE16 8AH
Website: www.ashtonrarebooks.com

Store Hours

Mon-Sat 9.00-5.00 by appointment

Photo of Ashton Rare Books
We trade as a family-run internet business in Market Harborough in the heart of the Midlands. We have over 10 years experience of collecting and selling a range of genres, specialising in iconic modern fiction and children's titles. Please feel free to browse our website: www.ashtonrarebooks.com. All items are fully described and if any reasonable discrepancy is noted on arrival to the customer, a full refund including payment for return to us will be made. Items over £250 may be paid for in instalments subject to agreement- however, all books remain the property of Ashton Rare Books until the full balance has been paid. Please contact us at : les@ashtonrarebooks.com if you are looking for a particular title or require further assistance.We are full members of the PBFA, ABA and ILAB.
Learn More

Terms of Sale for Ashton Rare Books

30 day return guarantee, with full refund including original shipping costs for up to 30 days after delivery if an item arrives misdescribed or damaged.