Till human voices wake us by Hamilton, Ian

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Till human voices wake us by Hamilton, IanTill human voices wake us by Hamilton, Ian Paperback softback, very good condition, minor shelf edge wear 250 pages Published by Auckland University Press, 1984 ISBN: 0196480272 An angry, bitter, vivid and honest account of a conscientious objector's experience during World War II. It was written in white heat shortly after the war and first published by private subscription in 1953. Of the 800 "defaulters", Ian Hamilton was one of a small minority

There are tales related by pilots of jets and helicopters of fighter

and changes in the New Zealand character

Red cloth boards are worn

69 pages with photos

marks and stains to boards

some shelf/edge wear

and shelf worn 192 pages

but doesn't affect text

fine condition

66 pages with full page colour illustrations

and Melanesian Mission House which was paid for by Charlotte M

It is the only one to do so other than the voluminous Popular History based on Official Records by Colonel Hugh Stewart