Damien the Leper

The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear to the spine and edges. The cover shows some fraying, particularly at the spine's top and bottom, and there is no dust jacket. Pages are yellowed with age but remain intact and legible. Despite these flaws, the book's historical and literary value remains significant.

"Damien the Leper" by John Farrow, published in 1937 by Sheed and Ward, Inc., is a compelling biographical account of Father Damien, a Catholic missionary known for his work with leprosy patients in Hawaii. This edition offers readers an insightful look into the life and sacrifices of a man who became a saintly figure through his dedication to those suffering from leprosy. John Farrow's narrative provides a detailed portrayal of Father Damien's challenges and triumphs, making it a significant contribution to religious and biographical literature. This copy is bound in a green and black hardcover, showing signs of wear on the spine and edges, indicative of its age and use. Although the dust jacket is absent, the book remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in religious history or biographical works.