Hocken Liberary Facsimile No.15, 1975 (original published in 1975). Foxing to page edges and endpapers, slight fade to dusjacket spine, minor wear to top of dustjacket spine, a few small black marks to top left of front dustjacket, plus one on spine (?ink).

On 'Black Tuesday', 12 November 1912, in the midst of a bitter six-month strike by miners in the small New Zealand goldmining town of Waihi, striker Fred Evans was killed - one of only two fatalities* in an industrial dispute in New Zealand's history.

Fred Evans's death transformed an obscure figure into a martyr of the labour movement.

Illustrated with numerous monochrome plates and images.