Brightly Fades the Don by J. H. Fingleton neuropsychological tape residue and mark to

tape residue and mark to front cover and spine

mark to top fore-edge (see photographs)

associated with the 1960s and 1970s when the consequences of biological determinism were rejected and the agenda moved to the way society was structured and roles that resulted

by Richard Lovett

but it will help you to recognise whether you have a legal problem and if so

Brightly Fades the Don by J. H. Fingleton neuropsychological tape residue and mark toBrightly Fades the Don by J. H. Fingleton Collins, 1950, [Third Impression], black and white photographic plates, black and white photographic frontispiece, hardcover, dustjacket Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, age toned pages, previous owners inscription on front endpaper, dustjacket shows some edge and shelf wear with a little rubbing, bumping, chipping, tears and discoloration, tear