1976 RONALD REAGAN. Sincerely, Ronald Reagan. First Edition, Signed w/Campaign Extras. John Wesley The London meetings of 1954

The London meetings of 1954 are often considered to have been the most influential of Graham’s long career

no Saviour to welcome him to the abodes of everlasting rest

An important and uncommon published work from a man arguing for women's rights in the mid 19th century

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1976 RONALD REAGAN. Sincerely, Ronald Reagan. First Edition, Signed w/Campaign Extras. John Wesley The London meetings of 1954A very finely preserved first edition, second printing of the book meant to humanize Ronald Reagan in advance of his 1976 bid for the Republican nomination. He would eventually lose to Gerald R. Ford, but capture the nomination and the Presidency in 1980. This example very attractively signed on the flyleaf, "Best Wishes, Ronald Reagan." These inscriptions are always desirable, but this one especially so. They almost always have a name attached to