Reflections in a Prison Cell by Feder, Morris - 1955

New York: I.W. Biderman, 1955. Wraps. Good. Illustrated wraps. 88 pp. A third person account of the experiences of Morris Feder, an immigrant to the United States who was jailed for not registering as an alien in the US at the proper time. This recalls his efforts to find work, referring to the AFL in the foreword and the strength of labor unions, as well as reflecting on work, sustenance and the harsh treatment of individuals in prison and at work in factories. GOOD condition. Covers toned, with minor to moderate soiling and foxing. Some creasing at the corners. One page creased in the interior.