[Rarebooks] FS: Max Eastman - Three Warm 1965-67 Letters to a Friend Signed ‘Max’

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Max Eastman - Three Warm 1965-67 Letters to a Friend Signed ‘Max’.

“Max Forrester Eastman [1883-1969] was an American writer on literature, 
philosophy and society, a poet and a prominent political activist. 
Moving to New York City for graduate school, Eastman became involved 
with radical circles in Greenwich Village. He supported socialism and 
became a leading patron of the Harlem Renaissance and an activist for a 
number of liberal and radical causes. In later life, Eastman changed his 
views, becoming highly critical of socialism and communism after his 
experiences during a nearly two-year stay in the Soviet Union in the 
1920s as well as later studies. He published more frequently in National 
Review and other conservative journals in later life, but he always 
remained independent in his thinking. For instance, he publicly opposed 
United States involvement in the Vietnam War in the 1960s, earlier than 
most. A prolific writer, Eastman published more than twenty books on 
subjects as diverse as the scientific method, humor, Freudian psychology 
and Soviet culture as well as memoirs and recollections of his noted 
friendships” [Wikipedia].

Three letters and several carbons.  [46763]  $250

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