-1969 hardcover with dust jacket, Jacques Maritain

-Original English edition published by Burns & Oates

-Ex‑library copy with typical markings

-Jacket shows expected shelf and edge wear

-Text block remains clean and fully readable

-Binding secure; no loose or missing pages

-Classic mid‑century Thomist reflection on Christ’s nature

On the Grace and Humanity of Jesus — Maritain’s luminous Thomist meditation, in its 1969 HCDJ first English edition.

Maritain’s voice moves through these pages with the clarity of a bell struck in a quiet chapel—steady, thoughtful, and deeply human. On the Grace and Humanity of Jesus is his attempt to speak of mystery without diminishing it, to trace the contours of Christ’s divinity and earthbound tenderness in language shaped by Thomist precision and contemplative warmth. This 1969 hardcover carries the marks of its long service in a library, but the interior remains a faithful vessel for Maritain’s luminous thought. It is a book for readers who seek not only theology, but the quiet resonance of a mind kneeling before the mystery it studies.

For readers drawn to Thomism, Christology, and the contemplative clarity of Jacques Maritain’s theological voice.

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Book conditions are:

Ex-library. Mylar cover taped to boards. Dust jacket exhibits call numbers, sunning, price clip, soiling, chipping, scuffing, creasing. Boards and spine exhibit sunning, soiling. Light bumps, chipping to head, toe, corners. Edges are soiled, tanned. Slightly cocked spine. Slightly shaken spine. Library markings on front flyleaf. Borrower’s sleeve on back flyleaf. Scuffing to back pastedown. I didn’t notice any defects or intrusive markings to the interior pages. Please see photos for more details.