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By UPTON SINCLAIR

"No Pasaran! (They Shall Not Pass)" delves into the harrowing account of the Battle of Madrid during the Spanish Civil War. Through gripping storytelling and meticulous research, this book vividly depicts the valiant struggle of the Republican forces against the fascist onslaught. Readers are transported to the frontlines of the battlefield, where courage and resilience are tested against overwhelming odds. With a careful balance of historical accuracy and emotional depth, this compelling narrative sheds light on one of the defining moments of the 20th century. "No Pasaran! (They Shall Not Pass)" is a poignant tribute to the indomitable spirit of those who stood firm in the face of tyranny.

Station A, Pasadena, California. Published By The Author. 1937. 99p.

Edited by Stanley L. Brodsky and Norman E. Eggleston

FROM THE PREFACE: “The military correctional system has had an impact upon the lives of hundreds of thousands of American men in the one hundred years of its existence. The theory, goals, and applications of this system differ from civil corrections and represent an important source of information and experience in the effort to deter and modify criminal behavior. The purpose of this collection of papers is to communicate such information and experiences.

Carbondale and Edwardsville . Southern Illinois University Press.London and Amsterdam. Feffer & Simons, Inc.. 1970. 208p. CONTAINS MARK-UP.