Young Mandela printed_book_paperback english - 10/6/2010

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ISBN 13: 9780297858454
ISBN 10: 297858459
Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Editorial Review: Praise for YOUNG MANDELA: "Young Mandela provides a fascinating take on the South African freedom fighter's rise to power, including his fraught relationship with his children and his courtship of Winnie."―Vogue "David James Smith's Young Mandela takes up the tale of Mandela's rise within the A.N.C gripping fashion...and offers a fresh portrait of this modern-day saint...Here, you think, is the man."―J.M. Ledgard, Young Mandela "Absorbing...Smith's account performs the great service of making the hero more fully human."―Joshua Hammer, New Republic "Young Mandela presents a vivid picture of South Africa under apartheid...Mandela's flaws make him more fascinating, and his movement's ambiguities and conflicts map the crooked, hard-fought road that every freedom struggle must travel."―Kate Tuttle, Boston Globe "Illuminating...Mandela is portrayed as a flawed, complex man...but it is this rounded view of the man that gives the book its humanity."―Peter Howard, Newark Star-Ledger
About the Author: David James Smith was born in south London in 1956 and has been a journalist all of his work life. He wrote for the monthly magazine Esquire before joining the Sunday Times Magazine. He is the author of The Sleep of Reason, All About Jill, and Supper with the Crippens. He lives in Lewes, East Sussex.
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Author: David James Smith
Edition Number: Export Edition
Publication Date: 10/6/2010
Number of Pages: 352