For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway - First Edition
Here is you chance to own a first edition of Hemingway’s most celebrated novel: “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” This copy is a true first edition as it does not include a No photo credit on the back of the dust jacket, and the Scribner’s “A” is present on the copyright page. The book is in near-fine condition, with some light foxing to the front and rear paste downs, and some minor shelf ware including slight bumping and chipping. It does also include a previous owner’s book plate.
The novel is set during the Spanish Civil War and follows Robert Jordan, an American dynamiter who is part of a guerrilla unit fighting against the fascists. Tasked with blowing up a bridge to aid the Republican forces, Jordan grapples with themes of duty, love, and the inevitability of death.
Throughout the narrative, Jordan develops a deep bond with Maria, a young woman traumatized by the war. As he navigates the complexities of his mission, he encounters a diverse group of Spanish partisans, each representing different facets of the conflict and personal ideologies. This exploration unveils the profound impact of war on human relationships and individual psyche.
The title, derived from John Donne's meditation that underscores the interconnectedness of humanity, echoes throughout the story as characters confront their fates. Jordan's reflections on mortality and sacrifice prompt readers to ponder the universal toll of war, creating a poignant meditation on human experience and interconnectedness.
Don’t let this exquisite, highly-collectible book get away!
Here is you chance to own a first edition of Hemingway’s most celebrated novel: “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” This copy is a true first edition as it does not include a No photo credit on the back of the dust jacket, and the Scribner’s “A” is present on the copyright page. The book is in near-fine condition, with some light foxing to the front and rear paste downs, and some minor shelf ware including slight bumping and chipping. It does also include a previous owner’s book plate.
The novel is set during the Spanish Civil War and follows Robert Jordan, an American dynamiter who is part of a guerrilla unit fighting against the fascists. Tasked with blowing up a bridge to aid the Republican forces, Jordan grapples with themes of duty, love, and the inevitability of death.
Throughout the narrative, Jordan develops a deep bond with Maria, a young woman traumatized by the war. As he navigates the complexities of his mission, he encounters a diverse group of Spanish partisans, each representing different facets of the conflict and personal ideologies. This exploration unveils the profound impact of war on human relationships and individual psyche.
The title, derived from John Donne's meditation that underscores the interconnectedness of humanity, echoes throughout the story as characters confront their fates. Jordan's reflections on mortality and sacrifice prompt readers to ponder the universal toll of war, creating a poignant meditation on human experience and interconnectedness.
Don’t let this exquisite, highly-collectible book get away!
Here is you chance to own a first edition of Hemingway’s most celebrated novel: “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” This copy is a true first edition as it does not include a No photo credit on the back of the dust jacket, and the Scribner’s “A” is present on the copyright page. The book is in near-fine condition, with some light foxing to the front and rear paste downs, and some minor shelf ware including slight bumping and chipping. It does also include a previous owner’s book plate.
The novel is set during the Spanish Civil War and follows Robert Jordan, an American dynamiter who is part of a guerrilla unit fighting against the fascists. Tasked with blowing up a bridge to aid the Republican forces, Jordan grapples with themes of duty, love, and the inevitability of death.
Throughout the narrative, Jordan develops a deep bond with Maria, a young woman traumatized by the war. As he navigates the complexities of his mission, he encounters a diverse group of Spanish partisans, each representing different facets of the conflict and personal ideologies. This exploration unveils the profound impact of war on human relationships and individual psyche.
The title, derived from John Donne's meditation that underscores the interconnectedness of humanity, echoes throughout the story as characters confront their fates. Jordan's reflections on mortality and sacrifice prompt readers to ponder the universal toll of war, creating a poignant meditation on human experience and interconnectedness.
Don’t let this exquisite, highly-collectible book get away!