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Years of Renewal – NO SIGNATURE – EASTON PRESS [Hardcover] Henry Kissinger

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“Years of Renewal” by Henry Kissinger, a signed first edition from The Easton Press, offers an in-depth look at Kissinger’s role in shaping U.S. foreign policy. Bound in luxurious red leather with gold detailing, this collector’s edition is in excellent condition with gold-edged pages and no inscriptions. A must-have for collectors of political memoirs and fine editions.

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“Years of Renewal” by Henry Kissinger is a profound exploration of one of the most pivotal eras in American foreign policy. Published by The Easton Press, this signed first edition is a collector’s treasure, bound in rich, genuine leather. Kissinger, a towering figure in international diplomacy, delves into his tenure as Secretary of State, offering insights into the complex world of geopolitics. This volume is not just a memoir but a detailed account of the strategies and decisions that shaped global events. Its luxurious binding and the author’s signature make it a valuable addition to any rare book collection, appealing to both history enthusiasts and collectors of fine editions.

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Author

Henry Kissinger
Binding

Hardcover
Publisher

Easton Press
Condition

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Edition

Signed First Edition
Condition Very Good
Notes This edition of "Years of Renewal" is in excellent condition, bound in high-quality red leather with intricate gold detailing. The spine and covers are pristine, and the pages are edged in gold, reflecting the book's premium craftsmanship. There are no inscriptions or library markings, and the absence of a dust jacket is typical for Easton Press publications. Overall, this book is a well-preserved example of fine bookmaking.

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