They Call Us Dead Men: Reflections on Life and Conscience

This mass-market paperback is in fair condition, showing signs of wear typical for its age. The cover has some creasing and edge wear, and the spine shows light reading creases. The pages are yellowed but remain clean and easily readable. There is no dust jacket, as expected for this format.

"They Call Us Dead Men: Reflections on Life and Conscience" by Daniel Berrigan, S.J., is a profound exploration of ethical and spiritual reflections. Published by The Macmillan Company in New York, this edition is a second printing from 1971. Father Berrigan, a Jesuit priest and prominent peace activist, offers insights into the moral challenges of contemporary life. This edition is distinct as part of the Macmillan Paperbacks series, first released in 1968, with this particular copy being a 1971 reprint. The book includes an introduction by William Stringfellow, adding depth to its philosophical discussions. While out of print, this edition remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in religious and ethical discourse. The condition of the book is consistent with its age, showing general wear typical of a paperback from this era, but remains intact and legible.