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John Murray Publishers Ltd, 1996, 1st edition, reprint. Book Condition: Very Good Hard cover in Very Good Dust Jacket. As new. Pages comfortably yellowing, 340 pp.
The author's experiences at the end of his captivity in a Japanese POW camp in Java, when he was liaising between Japanese, Javanese and freed European prisoners.
"This book is the magnificent sequel to Night of the New Moon in which Laurens van der Post described, with such compassion, his brutal captivity in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp. On the surrender of the Japanese, he found himself overnight in the unusual position of having to keep peace in Java through the Japanese who had held him in captivity for three and a half years. The Admiral's Baby tells vividly, for the first time, this extraordinary episode in the history of the twentieth century."