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Discover a unique piece of literary history with "Christian Science" by Mark Twain, presented as Volume 23 of the esteemed American Artists Edition of The Complete Works of Mark Twain. This distinctive volume, published by Harper & Brothers in New York, offers Twain's insightful and often critical examination of Christian Science, a topic that captivated much public interest during his era. The book's striking design features a light-colored binding adorned with a golden silhouette and a facsimile of Mark Twain's signature on the front cover, making it a visually appealing addition to any collection.
This particular edition, with its 1907 copyright, provides a fascinating glimpse into the early 20th-century publishing world and Mark Twain's diverse literary output beyond his renowned novels. Collectors and enthusiasts of American literature, Mark Twain's works, and historical non-fiction will appreciate this significant volume. The decorative endpapers, featuring intricate illustrations and a prominent portrait of Twain, further enhance its appeal as a collectible item, embodying the artistic quality of the American Artists Edition. It is a must-have for those seeking to complete their Mark Twain collections or explore his lesser-known, thought-provoking essays and critiques.
Christian Science Mark Twain 1907 American Artists Edition Harper & Brothers
$14.99
This particular edition, with its 1907 copyright, provides a fascinating glimpse into the early 20th-century publishing world and Mark Twain's diverse literary output beyond his renowned novels. Collectors and enthusiasts of American literature, Mark Twain's works, and historical non-fiction will appreciate this significant volume. The decorative endpapers, featuring intricate illustrations and a prominent portrait of Twain, further enhance its appeal as a collectible item, embodying the artistic quality of the American Artists Edition. It is a must-have for those seeking to complete their Mark Twain collections or explore his lesser-known, thought-provoking essays and critiques.