Fatal Star
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Author: Hamish Fraser
Format: Hardback
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Fatal Star is a book by Hamish Fraser and published by Glasgow John S. Burns & Sons in 1954. In this book, he describes how and why he became a came a Communist and explains the reasons which ultimately led to his disillusionment. He describes the misers of the disillusioned in unforgettable terms, and his account of the events leading to his conversion to the Catholic Faith is more than a personal document: it is a revelation of what the author himself describes as " the logistics of supernatural grace." Fatal Star is dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima. Not without reason; for as Father A. A. Stephenson, S.J., says in his Preface, " in the light of Fraser's book the events of Fatima . . . . assume a new significance. The message of Fatima is seen to be no perquisite of cloistered piety, but to have an urgent relevancy for all who care for human life and for a Christian society." First Edition. Ex- Library - sticker is affixed to front pastedown. Condition: Good with some foxing and tanning to endpapers and page edges. Blue cloth hard cover with gilt lettering. Dust jacket: Fair with notable shelf wear and some tear around the edges. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting.
Author: Hamish Fraser
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages:
Fatal Star is a book by Hamish Fraser and published by Glasgow John S. Burns & Sons in 1954. In this book, he describes how and why he became a came a Communist and explains the reasons which ultimately led to his disillusionment. He describes the misers of the disillusioned in unforgettable terms, and his account of the events leading to his conversion to the Catholic Faith is more than a personal document: it is a revelation of what the author himself describes as " the logistics of supernatural grace." Fatal Star is dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima. Not without reason; for as Father A. A. Stephenson, S.J., says in his Preface, " in the light of Fraser's book the events of Fatima . . . . assume a new significance. The message of Fatima is seen to be no perquisite of cloistered piety, but to have an urgent relevancy for all who care for human life and for a Christian society." First Edition. Ex- Library - sticker is affixed to front pastedown. Condition: Good with some foxing and tanning to endpapers and page edges. Blue cloth hard cover with gilt lettering. Dust jacket: Fair with notable shelf wear and some tear around the edges. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Photo is of the actual book - please note wear and tear. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Hamish Fraser
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages:
Fatal Star is a book by Hamish Fraser and published by Glasgow John S. Burns & Sons in 1954. In this book, he describes how and why he became a came a Communist and explains the reasons which ultimately led to his disillusionment. He describes the misers of the disillusioned in unforgettable terms, and his account of the events leading to his conversion to the Catholic Faith is more than a personal document: it is a revelation of what the author himself describes as " the logistics of supernatural grace." Fatal Star is dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima. Not without reason; for as Father A. A. Stephenson, S.J., says in his Preface, " in the light of Fraser's book the events of Fatima . . . . assume a new significance. The message of Fatima is seen to be no perquisite of cloistered piety, but to have an urgent relevancy for all who care for human life and for a Christian society." First Edition. Ex- Library - sticker is affixed to front pastedown. Condition: Good with some foxing and tanning to endpapers and page edges. Blue cloth hard cover with gilt lettering. Dust jacket: Fair with notable shelf wear and some tear around the edges. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting.
Author: Hamish Fraser
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages:
Fatal Star is a book by Hamish Fraser and published by Glasgow John S. Burns & Sons in 1954. In this book, he describes how and why he became a came a Communist and explains the reasons which ultimately led to his disillusionment. He describes the misers of the disillusioned in unforgettable terms, and his account of the events leading to his conversion to the Catholic Faith is more than a personal document: it is a revelation of what the author himself describes as " the logistics of supernatural grace." Fatal Star is dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima. Not without reason; for as Father A. A. Stephenson, S.J., says in his Preface, " in the light of Fraser's book the events of Fatima . . . . assume a new significance. The message of Fatima is seen to be no perquisite of cloistered piety, but to have an urgent relevancy for all who care for human life and for a Christian society." First Edition. Ex- Library - sticker is affixed to front pastedown. Condition: Good with some foxing and tanning to endpapers and page edges. Blue cloth hard cover with gilt lettering. Dust jacket: Fair with notable shelf wear and some tear around the edges. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting.
Fatal Star
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