Autobiography of Values, by Lindbergh, Charles A.
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Autobiography of Values, by Lindbergh, Charles A.. Harcourt, Brace Jovanovich: New York, 1978. Edition: First edition stated. ISBN: 0151102023. Hardcover, 423 pages. Quarter bound in black over gray cloth; gilt lettering on spine.Illustrated with black and white photographs. Includes Index Genealogy (of Charles Lindbergh), Select Bibliography of Lindbergh's writings, and Index.

Condition: Good in a Good jacket. Spine ends bumped; top page edges have brown speckles (stains); top cover edges have dings. Jacket is rubbed with small chips at upper spine end, two closed tears (the largest 1/2 inch) at the top of the jacket, with lesser wear wear along the margins plus a small indent on the back along the joint.

Contents: From the jacket

This is Charles A. Lindbergh's story of his own life. It is the story of the events he caused, and their effects on him. It is the story of the values he learned as a boy in Minnesota and how they were enhanced, or changed, or supplanted as he lived through a century dominated by science and war and technology and nationalism.

He was probably the greatest aviator of all time. He was certainly the most celebrated young man in American history. He was also a scientist, soldier, conservationist, and adviser to industry and government on flight. He was a superb writer, as this book so dramatically confirms.