📕 They Marched Into Sunlight: War and Peace, Vietnam and America — October 1967

by David Maraniss

Published by Simon & Schuster, New York (2003, First Edition)

A landmark historical narrative exploring the collision of war and protest in 1967 — when the Vietnam War and the American antiwar movement reached a fateful crossroads. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Maraniss tells the true story of two simultaneous events: the ambush of the Black Lions battalion in Vietnam and the violent student protest at the University of Wisconsin.

🕊️ Details:

• Copyright ©2003 by David Maraniss

• First edition, hardcover with dust jacket

• Publisher: Simon & Schuster

• ISBN: 0-7432-1780-2

• Dust jacket in black and red with dog tags and peace sign graphic

• Not price-clipped ($29.95 original price)

• Some light shelf wear, corner rubbing, and faint page edge foxing

• Clean interior, strong binding

✨ Condition:

Good+ vintage condition — dust jacket shows light handling wear, pages have mild age toning and spotting along the top edge. Structurally tight and clean inside, presenting beautifully on a shelf.

🎖️ Notable:

Maraniss — a Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer — delivers one of the most acclaimed Vietnam-era histories, praised for its balance of deep research and emotional storytelling.