The Trial of Ezra Pound: A Documented Account of the Treason Case by the Defendant's Lawyer

This hardcover book is in fair condition, showing significant wear and water damage on the cover. The spine is faded, and the cover has visible stains. The binding appears intact, with no visible tears or inscriptions. There is no dust jacket present, and the pages are clean and readable despite the exterior flaws.

"The Trial of Ezra Pound: A Documented Account of the Treason Case by the Defendant's Lawyer" by Julien Cornell offers a unique insight into the legal proceedings involving the renowned poet Ezra Pound, who faced treason charges due to his controversial broadcasts during World War II. Published by The John Day Company in New York, 1966, this hardcover edition captures the intricacies of the trial from the perspective of Pound's defense attorney. Cornell, an esteemed lawyer, provides a thorough account of the case, shedding light on the complexities of legal and moral questions surrounding Pound's actions and their implications. This edition is an important resource for those interested in legal history, poetry, and World War II studies. Condition-wise, the book shows signs of wear, with water damage visible on the cover, but remains a valuable addition to any collection focusing on historical legal cases.