Vintage 1941 Aldous Huxley “Ends and Means” Hardcover Book, Ethics, Political Co

Vintage 1941 (6th impression) Aldous Huxley book “Ends and Means. Famous book by a famous author that is being studied vigorously by the younger generations now. The book talks of social reform, violence, planned society, modern state, centralization and decentralization, self government, war, inequality, education, religious practices, and beliefs, and ethics. The book is a hardcover, linen bound tome. Size: 8.25” x 5.75” x1”. 335 pages. Condition: No dust jacket. The book is in overall good vintage condition. The spine has sun bleached and part of the back cover has the bleaching extended in a stripe. All pages intact. Has a fine looking signature in front cover in pencil but I cannot make it out. Mild spine crack in the first few pages. Mild toning of pages but print is crisp and legible throughout. NPK-30(psh)