Bill W. by Robert Thomsen - First Printing from 1975 - ODJ

This book is Bill W. by Robert Thomsen. A First Printing from 1975 with an original dust jacket. Learn more about the book from the text on the dust jacket: “The human drama that unfolds in these pages is memorable for two reasons— one public and one private. It is the story of a man whose discovery, or vision, has changed the lives of a million people throughout the world (Aldous Huxley called him "the greatest social architect of our time"). And it is a preeminent example of that hazardous inner quest Carl Jung has mapped and identified as Modern Man in Search of a Soul. In truth, a third factor, however paradoxical, compels our attention. The fellowship of which Bill W. was co-founder is worldwide; its precepts are as potent in India and Japan as in the United States, Australia, and Western Europe. But Bill's own life was an American life, encompassing (1895 to 1971) three-quarters of a century of the national experience, from the living memories of the veterans of Gettysburg, throu