Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised 1970 Hardcover Parliamentary Procedure
$27.00
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Genre: Parliamentary Procedure / Leadership / Meeting Management
Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised by General Henry M. Robert, presented here in the major new and enlarged edition prepared by Sarah Corbin Robert with assistance from Henry M. Robert III, James W. Cleary, and William J. Evans.
This authoritative guide explains how organizations conduct orderly meetings, introduce and amend motions, manage debate, vote on proposals, appoint committees, maintain proper procedure, and resolve parliamentary questions. It remains a useful historical reference for clubs, boards, churches, associations, student governments, and anyone interested in organizational leadership and formal decision-making.
Published in 1970 by Scott, Foresman and Company. Brown cloth hardcover with gilt lettering; no dust jacket. Contains 594 indexed pages.
The covers show noticeable age-related wear, rubbing, fading, spotting, discoloration, bumped corners, and softened spine ends. Page edges are toned and uneven from age and use. A dated personal inscription appears inside the front cover. Scattered underlining, markings, and a small doodle are present on some pages, as photographed. The binding shows age and use but remains intact, and the book is readable and serviceable. Please review all photographs for exact condition.
SKU G-20
Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised 1970 Hardcover Parliamentary Procedure
$27.00
Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised by General Henry M. Robert, presented here in the major new and enlarged edition prepared by Sarah Corbin Robert with assistance from Henry M. Robert III, James W. Cleary, and William J. Evans.
This authoritative guide explains how organizations conduct orderly meetings, introduce and amend motions, manage debate, vote on proposals, appoint committees, maintain proper procedure, and resolve parliamentary questions. It remains a useful historical reference for clubs, boards, churches, associations, student governments, and anyone interested in organizational leadership and formal decision-making.
Published in 1970 by Scott, Foresman and Company. Brown cloth hardcover with gilt lettering; no dust jacket. Contains 594 indexed pages.
The covers show noticeable age-related wear, rubbing, fading, spotting, discoloration, bumped corners, and softened spine ends. Page edges are toned and uneven from age and use. A dated personal inscription appears inside the front cover. Scattered underlining, markings, and a small doodle are present on some pages, as photographed. The binding shows age and use but remains intact, and the book is readable and serviceable. Please review all photographs for exact condition.
SKU G-20