Markings

The hardcover is in good condition with some wear visible on the spine and covers. The text block is intact, and the binding remains strong. There is no dust jacket present, or its condition is unspecified. There are no inscriptions or library markings, ensuring a clean copy for collectors.

"Markings" by Dag Hammarskjöld, published by Alfred A. Knopf in New York, 1977, is a seminal work in philosophical and autobiographical literature. This particular volume is the thirty-third printing, released in April 1977, showcasing the enduring interest in Hammarskjöld's introspective writings. The book was translated from Swedish by Leif Sjöberg and W.H. Auden, with a foreword by Auden, adding significant literary value. Hammarskjöld, a former Secretary-General of the United Nations, provides profound insights into his life and thoughts, making this work significant for those interested in philosophy and international affairs. The hardcover is in good condition, although the dust jacket's condition is not specified. This edition remains a valuable piece for collectors and those interested in the philosophical musings of a key historical figure.