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Clare Boothe Luce – A fascinating biography of one of America’s most influential women in politics, complete with original dust jacket and a unique South African school award provenance.
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A compelling mid-century biography of American diplomat, playwright, and political figure Clare Boothe Luce, written by Alden Hatch and first published in 1956 by William Heinemann Ltd. This early edition captures Luce’s remarkable career as U.S. Ambassador to Italy and her influence in international politics during the Cold War era.
Bound in original blue cloth boards with gilt spine lettering, this copy of Clare Boothe Luce is complete with its original dust jacket, now protected in a plastic sleeve. The book presents very well overall, with only light foxing and the usual age-related toning. Of particular interest is the period award bookplate from Convent of Notre Dame, Kroonstad (1958), adding a layer of South African provenance and collectible charm.
A desirable copy for collectors of political biographies, women’s history, and Cold War-era literature, especially with intact dust jacket and local historical association.
Condition: Very Good in Very Good Dust Jacket
Blue cloth boards clean and solid. Dust jacket shows light shelf wear, now in protective cover. Foxing present throughout. Award bookplate and prior ownership sticker on endpaper.






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