The Life of Mary Baker Eddy

The book shows significant signs of wear, with a frayed spine and corners, and visible binding. The cover is worn but intact, lacking a dust jacket. Pages show age-related discoloration and some staining, but the text remains legible. The book is structurally sound despite the visible wear.

"The Life of Mary Baker Eddy" by Sibyl Wilbur, published by The Christian Science Publishing Society in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1938, offers a detailed exploration of the life and legacy of Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of Christian Science. This biography provides insights into Eddy's personal and spiritual journey, underscoring her influence on religious thought. This edition, printed in 1938, reflects the enduring interest in Eddy's life and work, making it a valuable piece for collectors of religious biographies or those interested in the history of Christian Science. The book's historical context and the publisher's association with the Christian Science movement add to its significance. The physical condition shows signs of age, with the binding visible and wear on the cover, yet it remains a compelling artifact for those interested in religious history.