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Title: This Thing Called Life
Author: Ernest Holmes
Year: 1943
Edition: First Edition, First Printing
Publisher: Dodd, Mead & Company
Place of Publication: New York, USA
Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Condition: Very Good book / Fair dust jacket
Book Description
First edition, first printing (1943) of This Thing Called Life by Ernest Holmes — the pioneering figure behind the New Thought and Religious Science movements. This work expands upon Holmes’s philosophy of the creative mind, focusing on the spiritual principles that govern human experience and personal transformation. A cornerstone in metaphysical and self-development literature, the book articulates Holmes’s belief that by aligning thought and faith with universal law, individuals can shape their own reality.
Condition
The book itself is in very good condition: clean, tight, and square binding; bright red boards; and unmarked pages. Slight curvature to boards from storage. The dust jacket is complete but heavily worn, with several large tears and loss at the top front, as shown in photos. The jacket remains legible and intact, displaying the distinctive red flame design.
A scarce surviving first printing of one of Holmes’s most sought-after titles — rarely found with its original jacket.
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