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Available is a remarkable signed first edition of The Preacher and Politics, published in 1930 by The Abingdon Press. Written by W. Wofford T. Duncan, this study explores the complex intersection of the ministry and American public life, covering topics such as the preacher's influence, patriotism, and the relationship between the church and law enforcement.
This copy is distinguished by its condition and provenance. The text block is exceptionally firm and "springy," suggesting the book has been carefully preserved and likely never read. Furthermore, the front endpaper bears the author's personal signature, making it a unique find for collectors of theological and historical Americana.
Condition: The green cloth binding shows light edge and shelf wear, particularly along the spine, consistent with its age. The interior pages are clean and well-preserved. The binding integrity remains superior, contributing to the "unused" feel of the volume.
Historical Appeal: A thoughtful examination of the social responsibilities of the clergy during the early 20th century, this book offers a unique perspective on the debates surrounding "politics and religion" of the era.
Note: This is a signed vintage non-fiction work.
Item Specifics
Topic: Religion and Politics
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: The Abingdon Press
Publication Year: 1930
Edition: First Edition
Language: English
Author: W. Wofford T. Duncan
Subject: Christianity, Sociology
Special Attributes: Signed by the author
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$89.80
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Signed 1930 The Preacher and Politics W. Wofford T. Duncan First Edition
$89.80
Sale price
$89.80
Regular price
This copy is distinguished by its condition and provenance. The text block is exceptionally firm and "springy," suggesting the book has been carefully preserved and likely never read. Furthermore, the front endpaper bears the author's personal signature, making it a unique find for collectors of theological and historical Americana.
Condition: The green cloth binding shows light edge and shelf wear, particularly along the spine, consistent with its age. The interior pages are clean and well-preserved. The binding integrity remains superior, contributing to the "unused" feel of the volume.
Historical Appeal: A thoughtful examination of the social responsibilities of the clergy during the early 20th century, this book offers a unique perspective on the debates surrounding "politics and religion" of the era.
Note: This is a signed vintage non-fiction work.
Item Specifics
Topic: Religion and Politics
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: The Abingdon Press
Publication Year: 1930
Edition: First Edition
Language: English
Author: W. Wofford T. Duncan
Subject: Christianity, Sociology
Special Attributes: Signed by the author