Burma Surgeon

The hardcover binding shows significant wear, with noticeable scuffing and edge wear. The spine is intact but displays some fraying at the edges. The pages are yellowed with age, and there is some water staining visible on the title page. The binding is slightly loose, but all pages remain attached. No dust jacket is present.

"Burma Surgeon" by Gordon S. Seagrave is a compelling account of medical practice during World War II. This special edition, published in 1943 by W. W. Norton & Co., Inc. for The Peoples Book Club, offers unique insights into Seagrave's experiences as a surgeon in Burma. The book is bound in hardcover and presents a vivid depiction of the challenges faced in wartime medical settings. Seagrave, a notable figure in medical history, shares his firsthand experiences, making this work both informative and engaging. This edition is particularly significant for collectors interested in wartime narratives and historical medical practices. Condition-wise, the book shows signs of wear, consistent with its age, but remains a valuable piece for enthusiasts of historical biographies and medical history.