Slavers of the South Seas by Thomas Dunbabin Hahndorf dust-jacket shows a little edge

dust-jacket shows a little edge and shelf wear with small tears to edges and corners

The result is a uniquely comprehensive set of case studies integrated in one volume for the first time

not only the factor of disillusionment about the inability of God to prevent the slaughter of millions of innocent victims of war an the bigotry that poisoned relations between Christians but also that if the first casualty of war is truth

Edited by David Piper

The Australian Broadcasting Commission

Slavers of the South Seas by Thomas Dunbabin Hahndorf dust-jacket shows a little edgeSlavers of the South Seas by Thomas Dunbabin Angus and Robertson, 1935, [First Edition], hardcover Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, institute stamps to front and back endpapers and title page, sticker to back cover and spine, sticker to inside front cover, foxing to fore edges, introductory pages and others, discolouration to spine and covers, markings to covers (see photographs) A few blackbirds