The Eternal Poles by Signed presentation copy by Claude Bragdon M.A. Oxon namely (1) the difficulty of

namely (1) the difficulty of the "relative to absolute dependence of our spiritual life

Former owner bookplate on rear pastedown

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The Golden Dawn

previous owners inscription to flyleaf

The Eternal Poles by Signed presentation copy by Claude Bragdon M.A. Oxon namely (1) the difficulty ofThe Eternal Poles by Claude Bragdon Publication: 1931 Alfred A. Knopf First Edition Signed presentation copy. Provenance and Association: This book is signed and inscribed by the author to Nicholas Bessaraboff. Nicholas Bessaraboff emigrated to America before the 1917 Russian Revolution and brought with him a copy of "Tertium Organum" by P. D. Ouspensky. He later gave this copy to architect Claude Bragdon, who could read Russian and was interested in