Friendship

This 1897 edition of "Friendship" by Hugh Black is in fair condition. The hardcover shows significant wear, particularly at the spine and edges. The binding is loose, with visible mesh and some pages partially detached. It is an ex-library copy with stamps and markings from the Ashland Theological Library. No dust jacket is present, and the pages exhibit age-related toning.

"Friendship" by Hugh Black, published by Hodder & Stoughton in London in 1897, is a profound exploration of social relationships and the philosophical underpinnings of friendship. This hardcover edition reflects the late 19th-century perspective on human connections, providing timeless insights into the nature of camaraderie and social bonds. The book is an ex-library copy from the Ashland Theological Library, adding historical value and context to this particular edition. The author, Hugh Black, was a renowned philosopher and theologian, known for his deep insights into human nature. This edition is scarce, particularly in its original form without a dust jacket. The book's condition shows signs of wear, typical for its age, with some binding issues and library markings evident. This copy is ideal for collectors interested in historical perspectives on social science and philosophy.