Let My People Go by Albert Luthuli (1962)

Let My People Go by Albert Luthuli, published by Collins in 1962 (third impression), is the powerful autobiography of the Nobel Peace Prize–winning leader of South Africa’s liberation struggle. Written with dignity and conviction, Luthuli recounts his life from his rural upbringing and role as a teacher and chief, through to his rise as President-General of the African National Congress. He documents the injustices of apartheid, the nonviolent resistance movement, and his vision for a free and democratic South Africa. This early Collins impression offers readers a moving firsthand account of one of the twentieth century’s most important freedom fighters and remains an essential work in African political and historical literature.

Condition – Very Good

Dust jacket is shelf worn including small tears and foxing. Dust jacket is unclipped. Light foxing of front matter and text blocks top edge.