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"Brothers Under Skin" by Carey McWilliams is a historical study of racial discrimination published in 1944 by Little Brown & Company. The hardcover book, with a 10th printing, provides a comprehensive analysis of the civil rights movement and the challenges faced by all minorities in the United States. Written by the author with expertise in the topic, this book serves as a valuable collectible for those interested in exploring the complex history of racial discrimination in the US and the shared struggle for equality.
The book is would say is in fair to good condition. There is wear and tear on the cover, with fading and spots. All corners and edges have some form of indentation. There is some staining on the bottom corner of the book. There is an ex library card still inside the cover. The last check out was Dec 23, 1950. The spine is intact but not firm. The title page shows the cloth bindings coming loose. The book is stamped throughout with “Property of Medford senior High School. Please see photos and I can send more if needed.
I am open to all offers on any book and would love to discount bulk purchases for you. Please just send me a message and we can work together. My Mama always told me that the answer is always no unless you ask. These books are part of a cherished book collection of my parent’s estate that I’m helping get rid of. Thanks for looking. Happy reading.
