First edition
Condition: Near fine, dust jacket has very light edge creases. Hardback.
Publishing Info: Wesleyan University Press, Hanover, NH, 1991
ISBN: 9780819551887
Essays selected and translated by Alexandre de Gramont, with a forward by Elizabeth Young-Bruehl.
From 1943 to 1947, Albert Camus was editor-in-chief of the famous underground and post-Liberation French newspaper Combat. Among his journalist writings during this period were eloquent essays that grappled with questions of revolution, violence, freedom, justice, ethics, and the emerging social order. The 41 pieces collected here - most not previously published in English - tell the story of a sensitive man's odyssey from "hell to reason" at a time of tremendous upheaval while also providing a missing link between Camus' pre-war and post-war works.
Camus' wikipedia entry
