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Biography & memoir
Fighter for the Right
Pat Barton
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- Author
- Pat Barton
- Publisher
- Lutterworth Press
- Year
- 1967
- Edition
- First edition · not confirmed
- Binding
- Hardback
- Dust jacket
- Yes – Good
- Condition
- Good
About this copy
The story of Trevor Huddleston, the Anglican priest who stood at the heart of the struggle in the slums of Sophiatown, Johannesburg, and later as Bishop in Tanzania, continued his fight for the rights of ordinary people to live in freedom and peace. Pat Barton's account is a thrilling portrait of one man's struggle for truth in Africa, and part of the Stories of Faith and Fame series edited by Cecil Northcott. A handsome hardback, complete with its original dust jacket, featuring a striking painted portrait of Huddleston on the front board.
Condition
- Book
- Good. A firm, sound copy with a clean text block and tight binding, with general age-related wear to the boards and edges.
- Dust jacket
- Good. Bright colour on the front panel; some edge wear and a later 37½p net price sticker over the flap price.
A pre-owned book; any wear beyond that described is minor and in keeping with its age.
Collector's notes
- A first edition, first impression, dated 1967 on the copyright page.
- Published by Lutterworth Press, London.
- Part of the Stories of Faith and Fame series, edited by Cecil Northcott.
- Original dust jacket present, with a later 37½p net price sticker over the printed price.
A fine addition to any biography or African history shelf.
This is a pre-owned book. Please look at every photograph: they show its true condition.
