Blind Agnese [hardcover] Cecilia Caddell

Description

Blind Agnese [hardcover] Cecilia Caddell

SKU: VBe-009
Title of book: Blind Agnese
Subtitle of book: The Little Spouse of the Blessed Sacrament
Author: Cecilia Caddell
Year of publication: 1903
Edition: Not specified (likely the first edition given the publication date)
Printing: 1903
Publisher name: P. J. Kenedy, Excelsior Catholic Publishing House
Type of binding: Hardcover
Does it have a dust jacket?: No
Is it a former library book?: No indication
Does it have damage on the dust jacket or cover?: The cover shows some wear, particularly on the edges and corners
Are the pages clean?: Yes, the pages appear to be clean
Is there foxing?: No significant foxing visible
Description:
Blind Agnese [hardcover] Cecilia Caddell

This vintage book, “Blind Agnese: The Little Spouse of the Blessed Sacrament,” written by Cecilia Caddell, was published in 1903 by P. J. Kenedy, Excelsior Catholic Publishing House. The book tells the story of Agnese, a devout and spiritually gifted girl who becomes known for her deep faith and piety, despite her blindness. The narrative is set within the context of Catholic devotion and provides a touching and inspiring account of Agnese’s life and spiritual journey.

The book’s historical value is further enriched by its presentation inscription: “Presented to our ‘Booklovers’ by The Ursuline Nuns, Christmas 1906.” This inscription adds a personal and historical touch, highlighting the book’s place in a religious and educational setting.

Genre and Sub-genre:

Genre: Non-fiction, Religious
Sub-genre: Biography, Spirituality, Catholic Literature
Condition Description:
This hardcover book is in fair to good condition considering its age. The cover shows some wear, particularly on the edges and corners, indicative of regular handling and usage over the years. The binding remains strong, ensuring the book is structurally sound. There is no dust jacket present.

The interior pages are clean and well-preserved, with no significant foxing or markings. The text is clear and readable, with all pages intact. The presentation inscription adds a unique element to the book’s provenance.