| Title:
London’s
Burning by Constantine Fitzgibbon. |
| Description:
Over
thirty years ago a series of books were published covering
nearly every aspect of WWII. The complete series eventually
numbered around 154 books, written by both well known and
up and coming authors. This book, part of Purnell’s
History of the Second World War is book number 18 in the
Battle Series and as the name of the book suggests, gives
a good account of the London blitz. |
| Author:
The
author, at the time of the writing of this book was a novelist
and historian of international renown. He served throughout
WWII firstly with the British and then with the American
army and became a specialist on the German General Staff.
His other books include: When the Kissing Had to Stop and
The Shirt of Nessus. |
| Binding:
Softcover. |
| Date
Published : This
edition was the first edition published in the U.K. and
is from 1971. |
| Edition:
First
edition. |
| Jacket
Condition: Very
good condition considering its age. Has original price of
50p on front cover. |
| Book
Condition : Considering
its age and being a softcover it is in very good condition.
Containing 160 pages, many of which contain photographs. |
| Publisher:
MacDonald
& Co London. |
ISBN:
No number. |
| Size
& Weight:
21cm x 13.6cm (H x W). 0.7 cm thick. |
