Edinburgh: Mainstream Publishing. Cloth. 8vo, pp. [8], 9-195, [1]. Black cloth-covered boards with gilt accents. A small section of sticker damage inside front cover. Firm binding; no loose pages. Book and dust jacket with minor wear. Dust jacket encased in a clear, protective cover. Very good / good. Item #9272

From the dust jacket: "This uniquely stimulating book is based upon the true events which took place in three action-packed years of one journalist's life. John Burrowes originally set out to write about his experiences as a reporter in Vietnam, Biafra and Northern Ireland and to tell, for the first time in book form the full tragic story of British soccer's saddest day: the Ibrox disaster of 1971 when sixty-six people died and hundreds more were injured at the New Year Rangers-Celtic match. What has evolved is a challenging indictment of man's folly when the ultimate sanction of war is taken and calls to account the sources of bigotry in society at large."

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