Description
7th edition. Paperback cover has some normal wear and fading. The pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-worn copy of Ernest Morgan’s “A Manual of Death Education and Simple Burial” bears the marks of a book that has been a trusted companion on life’s final journey for many readers. First published in the 1960s, Morgan’s work was a pioneering effort to demystify death and offer practical guidance on home funerals and eco-friendly burials. At a time when the funeral industry was becoming increasingly commercialized, Morgan advocated for a return to simpler, more personal end-of-life rituals rooted in tradition and community.
This 7th edition, likely from the late 20th century, represents the culmination of Morgan’s life’s work, distilling decades of research and advocacy into a comprehensive manual for those seeking an alternative to conventional funerary practices. Despite its well-worn exterior, the clean pages and sturdy binding suggest a book that has been carefully handled and cherished by its previous owners. For collectors and readers alike, this copy offers a tangible connection to a groundbreaking movement that challenged societal taboos and empowered individuals to reclaim control over one of life’s most profound experiences.
