Author
G. A. Studdert-Kennedy (Woodbine Willie)
Editor
Selected from his writings by a friend
Publisher
Hodder & Stoughton, 1947
Format
Hardcover with original dust jacket (not price clipped)
Pages
218 pages
Condition
Good – Light wear and small tears to dust jacket, foxing to page edges, and general tanning of pages. Internally clean and tightly bound.
Overview
This 1947 collection offers a heartfelt and powerful selection of writings by G. A. Studdert-Kennedy, the Anglican priest and poet affectionately known as "Woodbine Willie." Renowned for his compassion on the front lines during World War I, his reflections blend theology, social justice, and the raw realities of war. This posthumous volume, selected by a close friend, presents the best of his poetry, sermons, and prose.
Why You’ll Love It
A moving compilation for those interested in Christian pacifism, wartime chaplaincy, and early 20th-century religious writing. Studdert-Kennedy's words continue to resonate with spiritual and emotional depth.
Note
A valuable vintage edition for collectors of Christian literature, wartime history, and Anglican thought.
