Alcoholics Anonymous Twelve Steps And Twelve Traditions - 11th Printing from 1972

Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions — Eleventh Printing (June 1972)

Publisher: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. | New York, 1972

Hardcover with Original Dust Jacket

This is an Eleventh Printing (June 1972) of Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, published by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. Originally released in 1953, this foundational text expands upon the spiritual principles of recovery first outlined in the Big Book, offering clear guidance on personal growth through the Twelve Steps and group unity through the Twelve Traditions.

About the Book

Written by A.A. co-founder Bill W., Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (often called “The 12 & 12”) presents the essential principles of A.A. in a series of reflective essays. Each step and tradition is explored with the goal of deepening understanding and promoting balance in recovery and fellowship life.

This edition’s foreword includes the note:

“In 1972 it is estimated that more than 575,000 have recovered through A.A.” — reflecting A.A.’s remarkable mid-century growth.

Condition: The book is in very good condition. The interior is clean and unmarked with no writing or highlighting. The binding is firm and square. The original dust jacket is present and bright, showing some edge wear and light creasing consistent with age, but no major tears or losses.

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