New York: Random House, 1942. 545 p.; 23 cm. (9 inches). Light brown cloth with dark brown spine and cover titles. Top page edges are red. No dust jacket. Maps printed in red and blue on endpapers showing the author's route. Front free endpaper inscribed by former owner, John H. Foster, of Wayne, Pa., indicating that he purchased the book at Sessler's in Dec. 1949. The author presents his experiences and observations from the first years of the Second World War, as a war correspondent of Columbia Broadcasting System attached to the British forces in the middle east and the far east. In Very Good+ Condition: spine slightly sunned. An engaging first-hand account of World War II.. Very Good+.