The Judges of the Secret Court

Stacton, David

The American Civil War, John Wilkes Booth, and, in keeping with its author's other books, 'One learns from what one does. A parable shows one what one is. It is inevitable, but each time we experience it, the times have changed, we have changed, and so also changes the meaning of the parable itself. Such is the malice of events. The whole world is a parable.'

Publisher: Pantheon Books. First American edition 1961
Edition: First Edition
Place Published: New York
Fine in very good dustwrapper chipped and creased at edges.


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