Values: A Study Guide With Readings (Fundamental Issues in Philosophy) by Reese, William L. [Editor] - 2001-02-01

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Los Angeles: Values, 1970. Magazine. 72p., of which 11 are in Yiddish; staplebound journal, part of rear cover clipped out (apparently to remove address label), with minor loss of text; some ink smudges to front cover. Includes a piece by Rabbi Ben Shalom rejecting James Forman's call for monetary reparations from the Jewish community, Georgia Gabor on "Sex (Mis)education and the New (Im)morality," a piece opposing firearms registration, and more.

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Washington, DC: The Pentagon Library, 1986. Presumed first edition/first printing. Wraps. Good condition. 20 pages. Covers slightly worn and soiled. This bibliography commemorates the Army's 1986 theme, "Values, the Bedrock of the Military Professions." The materials address universal military values such courage, discipline, and stamina; the historic principles of American democracy; and the professional ethic of the United State Army, including loyalty, personal responsibility, and selfless service.