Long Walk To Freedom

Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela

Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela is the autobiography of an anti-apartheid leader who spent twenty-seven years in prison and later became South Africa’s first Black president. Mandela recounts his childhood, education, political awakening, underground activity, imprisonment and negotiations toward democratic government.

About the book

The memoir places personal sacrifice within the wider struggle against racial oppression. Mandela describes family separation, organisational debate, the Rivonia Trial, life on Robben Island and the difficult transition from resistance to negotiation. His account is an essential primary perspective, while readers should remember that any autobiography represents its author’s interpretation of events.

Why readers choose Long Walk to Freedom

• A major first-person account of apartheid and resistance
• Insight into imprisonment, political organisation and negotiation
• Reflection on leadership, sacrifice, reconciliation and democratic change
• Relevant to history, politics, human rights and memoir readers

Product details

• Title: Long Walk to Freedom
• Author: Nelson Mandela
• Condition: Used book
• Subject: Autobiography, apartheid, leadership and human rights
• SKU: Not assigned in the current listing
• Delivery: Available across Sri Lanka

Order this used copy of Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela online from Bookshop Near Me for a substantial account of injustice, endurance and the difficult work of building a democratic future.