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The Wish To Believe: A Discussion Concerning The Temper Of Mind In Which A Reasonable Man Should Undertake Religious Inquiry.

By: Ward, Wilfrid.

Price: $18.00

Publisher: London, UK., Kegan Paul, Trench & Co.: 1885

Edition: First Edition

Seller ID: 11059

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Fair with no dust jacket

12mo - 17.5 x 12 cm.; vi - 225 - 39 pp. Dark brown cloth over boards with gold lettering on spine. A collection of 3 'hypothetical' dialogues concerning the nature of personal religious inquiry. Library markings consist of a call number on spine, pocket on the back paste down end paper, and library stamps on blank pages at front and back. The back end paper hinge is gone with the mull showing and the binding is shaken. Wear to the externals with rubbed and bumped corners and a worn spine crown and heel. The binding is cocked. The last 39 pages are publisher's adverts. Uncommon in this edition ...
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The Clothes of Religion, A Reply to Popular Positivism in Two Essays and a Postscript.

By: Ward, Wilfrid.

Price: $4.80

Publisher: London / New York., Burns and Oates / Catholic Publication Society.:

Seller ID: 24269

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Fair

16mo - 16 x 10.5 cm.; 128 pp. No publication date. Contents: Preface, The Clothes of Religion, Pickwickian Positivism, Postscript. Ward, 1856-1916, was a Catholic English essayist and editor of the Dublin Review. The two essays were originally published in the National Review are part of a controversy involving Herbert Spencer, Frederic Harrison and Sir J. Stephen. Cloth-covered boards are sunned with light soiling and edgewear, binding is loosening with the first signature starting to give; text pages are clean.
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Author:Ward, Wilfrid

The Wish To Believe: A Discussion Concerning The Temper Of Mind In Which A Reasonable Man Should Undertake Religious Inquiry.

The Clothes of Religion, A Reply to Popular Positivism in Two Essays and a Postscript.