Fair Condition – vintage book with heavy dust-jacket, spine and edge wear and page tanning.
Trevor Huddleston records his years as an Anglican priest in South Africa and his growing opposition to apartheid. Drawing on life among Black communities, he describes forced removals, racial injustice and the human cost of government policy while honouring the resilience of the people he served. The book combines memoir, social observation and moral argument, presenting Christian faith as a demand for action rather than silence. Naught for Your Comfort remains a powerful historical testimony from one of apartheid’s most prominent early critics.
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