Saint Paul des tranchées 1938 Cornouailles HC avec épîtres DJ WWI le plus cher

Dust jacket has edge wear and a small tear at bottom front and spine corners

•Some light soiling, edge toning, and shelf wear visible on jacket

•Hardcover binding appears solid with minimal edge wear

•Pages are clean and intact; no writing, highlighting, or major defects visible

•A historically interesting reinterpretation of Paul's letters, rendered in the context of WWI trench warfare by a British officer

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Description:

Rare 1938 edition of Saint Paul From the Trenches by Gerald Warre Cornish. This unique translation and rendering of Paul's Epistles to the Corinthians and Ephesians was written in the trenches of France during World War I. Praised for its insight and spiritual vigor, this edition offers a moving intersection of wartime experience and Christian theology. Includes a foreword by John Sidney Braithwaite, M.A.

The book is complete with its original dust jacket and was published by the prestigious Houghton Mifflin Company. A moving artifact for collectors of WWI literature, biblical epistles, or vintage Christian devotionals.