Holy Violence

This copy of "Holy Violence" is in fair condition. The paperback cover shows signs of wear, including edge scuffing and creasing. The pages are intact, with some age-related discoloration. There is a handwritten inscription on the title page, but the book is free from library markings. Overall, it is a readable and collectible piece for those interested in social issues and historical perspectives.

"Holy Violence" by Roger Bush is a thought-provoking work published by Geo. A. Pflaum in 1971. This edition is a paperback, as evidenced by the photos, despite the metadata suggesting a hardcover format. The book explores themes of societal violence and human love, as indicated by the dedication within. Roger Bush's work is significant for its in-depth discussion on the violence of poverty and the lack of human compassion. This edition is distinct for its poignant cover image and its design by Jeff Vetter. While the book does not include an ISBN, it carries a Library of Congress Catalog Card Number, emphasizing its recognized contribution to literature. The condition of the book is fair, with visible signs of wear, but it remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in social commentary from the early 1970s.