Karma the law of consequences
The pages and illustrations are crisp and generally clean save for heavy toning on the first blank page and the last blank page
Plates with color diagrams
It was rumored to be a clever platform in which to trumpet progress being made on Hall's elaborate compendium of occult philosophy and symbols
Interesting Note on Errata: Author is in error labeled as a Reverend when in fact Louis Weiss was a Rabbi
SIGNED REVIEW COPY, HELEN MEARS - MIRROR FOR AMERICANS 1st, Occupied Japan WWII ANTIQUE & VINTAGE ART Karma the law of consequencesSIGNED by HELEN MEARS MIRROR FOR AMERICANS 1st Edition 1st Printing, 1948 HELEN MEARS' PERSONAL COPY, Possible REVIEW COPY (Editor Signed) Occupied Japan, Japan Post World War II, Japanese Post War Culture Publisher: Houghton Mifflin and Co., Boston (1948) The book was banned by General Douglas MacArthur from being published in Japan during the US Occupation after World War II. It was not until late 1995 that the book was translated into Japanese and