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I Was a Captive in Koreaby Deane, Philip
DescriptionNew York: Norton, 1953. A foreign correspondent writes one of the truly great personal accounts of human fortitude in this tory of his thirty-three months as a prisoner of the enemy in Korea. 253 pp. CONDITION: Dj in mylar has edge wear, small chipping, short closed tears. Black cloth cover has color-chipping at lower spine and lower edges. Tips rubbed, one lower tip lightly bumped. Binding tight, not crisp. Edges of page block browning. Light foxing and browning to endpaper. Light foxing on leading edge of page block. Stain in lower corner margin of p. 101, otherwise contents clean and unmarked. . First. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. Octavo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall. Korea Korean War 1950's POW Prisoner of War Foreign Correspondent Reporter Journalist Captivity Account Memoir. Similar books from this booksellerFrom this bookseller's Korean War catalog.
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