Jean-Paul SARTRE

New edition.

Spine very slightly sunned, but an attractive and well-preserved copy.

Signed by Jean-Paul Sartre on the half-title.

First edition, one of the publisher’s review copies.

Spine and boards very slightly and marginally sunned.

Fine dated and signed autograph inscription by Pierre Bost: "à Jean-Paul Sartre qui a connu le tiroir - et qui a même déjà lu ce livre. Avec l'amitié de Pierre Bost dec.45."

New edition, of which there were no deluxe copies.
Small lacks to head and foot of spine, light marginal tears to covers.
Autograph inscription signed by Jean-Paul Sartre to Mr Guillaumet.

Autograph manuscript of two draft responses to readers of France Observateur following the publication of the article entitled "Quand la police frappe les trois coups" written in blue ink on five ruled sheets. Deletions and corrections. The article, published in 1957, was reproduced in 1965 in Situations 7 Problèmes de marxisme 2. In this article, Sartre protests against the prefectural ban on performing La Reine de Césarée by Robert Brasillach, under pressure from resistance fighters, deportees and children of deportees, and against police pressures exerted against theatrical plays by Fabre-Luce and Jean Genet.
Interesting drafts, in which...