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187715547Montreal: Dawson Brothers Publishers 1877. Book. Very Good. Sewn Wraps. Inscribed by Authors. Presumed First Edition. Very good with a little soiling to covers and some bumps and wear to extremities. Inscribed bu author on the title page. but not signed . Scarce thus. Dawson Brothers, Publishers Paperback
1821108483Salem: Thomas C. Cushing 1821 Book. Fair. Half-Leather. First Edition. Early 19th century 238 page work on the controversy "originated by Asa Rand a professed minister of the gospel in Gorham Maine" who "attacked and grossly misrepresented the principles and practice of his innocent and unoffending neighbors" via two sermons published in 1817. Binding is worn faded and has rub marks; inked note on flyleaf moderate foxing within. Thomas C. Cushing hardcover
182710468London: G. & W. B. Whittaker 1827. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. Very good Paper spine over paper covers. Small orner tear. Internally fine. 58 pages. G. & W. B. Whittaker Paperback
1805r4281London: F & C Rivington. G : in Good condition. Rebound. Ex-lib. 1805. Reprint. Red/gilt hardback cloth cover. 170mm x 100mm 7" x 4". iv 36pp; 48pp; 48pp. A Serious Address to Seceders and Sectarists of Every Description who Exist in Separation from the Church of England on the Subject of the Multiplicity of the Religious Distinctions which Prevail in This Country with Some Cursory Reflections on the Principal Sects. A Dialogue Between a Churchman and a Methodist in Which the Grounds of Communion and Separation are Fully Examined and the Principal Points of Difference Fairly Discussed with a Reference to Scripture. Three theological tracts bound in one volume. The author 1762-1834 was a Bishop of Bristol. The first was published in 1805 Fourth Edition the second in 1819 third edition and the third seventh edition in 1818. . F & C Rivington hardcover
1882039364Benziger Brothers 1882. Book. Good. Hardcover. First Edition. Green cloth with gilt spine lettering small patch of soiling on page 173-5 from pressed leaf owner gift inscription on fly missing rear fly but colored endpapers intact moderate age toning. Binding firm. 271pp. Benziger Brothers Hardcover
1896096069Oberlin OH: Pearce & Randolph 1896 Book. Good. Soft cover. Rare. "Prepared by request of the Executive Committee of the Ohio Home Missionary Society." Worn with scuffs soils edge wear creases etc. Pearce & Randolph paperback
1801095707Windham : John Byrne 1801 Paper. Fair. Soft cover. First Edition. RARE First Edition copy of this 43 page sermon "in commemoration of its institution December 10 A.D. 1700 containing historical facts relative to its settlement and progress" by the then Minister of the First Church in Windham Connecticut. Soft cover is rebound in a hard cover bookplate on front pastedown flyleaf is separated from the binding rear inner hinge is cracked pages are a bit fragile and age-toned last 4 pages have less edge wear and a bit less age-toning; may have previously been replaced from originals. John Byrne paperback
181970124081025Printed by Richard Cruttwell and sold by Longman Hurst Rees Orme and Brown; and Robinson London 1819. Early Edition. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Brown marked covers with later dark red tape to spine which is split on front joint and the front cover is partially detached. Internal binding is sound ragged uncut page edges frontis. map. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 70124081025. All our books music and maps are sent by a tracked mail service. Printed by Richard Cruttwell and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and Robinson hardcover
184410387Rivington 1844. 8vo. Fourth Edition; neat inscription on blank preliminary; handsomely bound in late nineteenth century full roan sides with elaborate double frame border enclosing florets all in blind back with five raised bands tooled in blind second compartment with red leather label lettered and ruled in gilt all other compartments tooled in gilt doublures tooled in blind red edges marbled endpapers BY CLYDE OF NEWMAN STREET covers lightly rubbed and chafed at extremities else a most attractive copy. SIGNED BY THE BINDER ON FRONT FREE ENDPAPER VERSO. First published in 1840 from a series of monthly articles Hook's dictionary was an immediate success and remained in vogue throughout the century. A much abridged fifteenth edition appeared in 1897. Rivington, hardcover
186614990London: John Murray. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1866. Eighth Edition. 1. Hard Cover. Rebound in plain brown cloth binding no lettering on spine or cover. Profusely illustrated with over 750 B&W drawings. . One small rubbed spot on front cover very slight rubbing to head and heal of spine shadow front moisture on top edges not affecting the text else unmarked tight square and clean. VERY GOOD. . B&W drawings. 8vo 8" - 9" tall. viii 834 pp . John Murray hardcover
1844107461Boston: Charles J. Hendee and Jenks and Palmer 1844 Book. Good. Hardcover. Later Edition. Mid-19th century book of psalms and hymns - 38th edition. Decorative binding has moderate wear; endpapers have significant rub marks and foxing; text itself is in very good condition. Charles J. Hendee and Jenks and Palmer hardcover
180325213Printed for the Author 1803. 2 vols. roy. 4to. on laid paper neat contemporary signature on front paste-downs and titles; contemporary half calf marbled boards very neatly rebacked with old backstrips laid down new endpapers an unusually well-preserved crisp clean copy. Vol. I: St. Matthew to Acts including Introductions; Vol. II: Romans to Revelation including Index and Appendix. A remarkable copy in sympathetically restored period binding. EXTREMELY SCARCE. Printed for the Author, hardcover
1874007240Lancaster Pa: Elias Barr & Co 1874. Paperback. Fair . 4 525-604 p.; 23 cm. Green wrapper printed in black. Title page and preface are dated 1860; wrapper is dated 1874. The author Daniel Musser was a Reformed Mennonite from Lancaster County Pa. This work was first published separately in 1860 and then included in a larger work by Musser published in 1873 The Reformed Mennonite Church Its Rise and Progress. This publication appears to be an offprint of that work as it is paginated 525-604. Scarce. In Fair Condition: wrapper is stained with loss along the fore-edge of the front wrapper and spine; loss along lower corner of first 4 leaves without loss of text and soiling of same leaves; otherwise clean and tight. Elias Barr & Co paperback
1856133692N.Y.: Carlton and Porter 1856. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall. Full-Leather cover. Hard cover no dust jacket very good condition. <br/> <br/> Carlton and Porter hardcover
185526123Watertown NY: Ingalls and Stowell. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1855. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Cloth spine with paper-covered boards. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 157 pages . Ingalls and Stowell hardcover
185036089Hamburg South Carolina: Printed at the Republican Office 1850. Wraps. Fair. Wraps. 48 pages. Covers are detached and stitching mostly removed leaving several loose pages. Small edge tears to a few pages. Toning to the contents. Pages 47 and 48 has an old tape repair with slight loss of print. This is pro Slavery and religious defense of the institution from a Southern Minister. Fair only. From the North Carolina Encyclopedia ncpedia dot org:<br /> <br /> "Iveson Lewis Brookes Baptist clergyman planter and Southern sectionalist was the eldest of five sons of Jonathan and Annie Lewis Brookes and was born in Rockingham County. His father was a veteran of the Revolution. His parents had only recently moved to North Carolina from Spotsylvania County Va. where many of his relatives continued to live; soon after his birth his parents moved permanently to Caswell County. Educated in a local academy during his early years in 1812 Brookes enlisted in the American army. After seeing only limited action during the War of 1812 he entered The University of North Carolina. He was graduated in 1819 after developing what proved to be a lifelong acquaintance with both James K. Polk and Thomas Hart Benton. In his commencement address entitled "Is the State of the World Better in the Present Age Than at Any Former Period" Brookes expressed an optimism and an enmity to slavery that were totally antithetical to his later positions. Undecided about his future he spent a year as a teacher in Greensboro"."Although he had opposed slavery as a student at The University of North Carolina Brookes became a staunch defender of slavery and a rabid southern sectionalist. During the Nullification controversy he was made a minuteman by Governor James Hamilton of South Carolina. In 1861 at the age of sixty-eight he offered himself for service in the Confederate Army. From the first appearance of abolitionism he feared for the future of southern society. From 1835 he wrote dozens of defenses of slavery most of them in the form of letters to northern antislavery periodicals. His most famous defenses were two pamphlets written during the crisis of 1850: A Defence of the South against the Reproaches and Incroachments of the North 1850 and A Defence of Southern Slavery against the Attacks of Henry Clay and Alexander Campbell 1851 the latter written at the behest of Governor James Henry Hammond of South Carolina. The productions of an enraged slaveholder revealing little of the optimistic and balanced thinking of his youthful years those two documents stood as the most characteristic statements of a die-hard southern sectionalist who had learned to love the life of a slaveholding planter. Printed at the Republican Office unknown
185213973London Printed : And Dublin; Re-printed in the Year MDCCLII. 1852. Book. Good . Quarter Leather. 12mo. Quarter-calf & marbled boards.Wear to upper spine upper front hinge cracked but intact strip cut from the top of the title page to remove a prior owner's signature which has entirely removed the word "A" from the beginning of the title; owner's ink stamp at the top of the first leaf of text very good otherwise. The title page is quite foxed and discolored. A response to the 1850 work: An Essay On Spirit authorship of which was assumed by Clayton; the authorship of this response has long been ascribed to him as well but he claims to not have written it. London, Printed : And, Dublin; Re-printed in the Year MDCCLII. Hardcover
1811103134Philadellphia: Kimber & Conrad. Fine with no dust jacket. 1811. Hardcover. Hardcover. Rebound in a nice Leather Binding. Gold gilt lettering and design on spine. New endpapers. Book is in FINE condition. 264 pages. Quaker minister. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 264 pages . Kimber & Conrad hardcover
1810103135William Phillips. Fine with no dust jacket. 1810. Second Edition. Hardcover. Hardcover. Rebound in full Leather Binding. Gold gilt lettering and design on spine. New endpapers. Pages have some foxing. 275 pages. William Phillips publisher. Second Edition. FINE condition. Persons name in ink and info on page preceding the title page. ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 275 pages . William Phillips hardcover
183318939Printed for T T and J Tegg No. 73 Cheapside and others in Glasgow and Dublin 1833. 12mo. text in double-column with engraved title-vignette and very numerous fine woodcut illustrations in the text; handsomely bound in black full roan sides with debossed multiple frame border stopped at corners by rosettes all in blind and enclosing Coape crest blocked in gilt back with four raised bands second compartment lettered in gilt gilt edges gilt doublures red endpapers a most attractive copy ideal as a gift or for presentation. WITH THE FINE NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGRAVED ARMORIAL BOOKPLATE OF JAMES COAPE ON FRONT PASTE-DOWN. Harris's 'Natural History' was first published in 1793. This scarce edition is we believe the first issue with the title 'Dictionary'. 'In the present edition of Dr. Harris's valuable work it has been deemed advisable to throw the Appendix into the general alphabet. No other alterations have been made; but some important corrections and copious additions have been introduced both the in the body of the work and in the notes' Advertisement following title. A DELIGHTFUL AND HIGHLY DESIRABLE COPY OF AN ELEGANT AND EXTREMELY SCARCE EDITION PRINTED AT THE CHISWICK PRESS. Printed for T T and J Tegg, No. 73 Cheapside [and others in Glasgow and Dublin], hardcover
183739136Boston: Gould Kendall & Lincoln. Very Good with no dust jacket; Boards rubbed owner name on front free . endpaper light foxing insect damage at center of front gutter. 1837. Later Printing. Hardcover. Black leather spine stamped in gilt with patterned navy cloth over boards. Frontispiece and other engravings in text. 3 pp of publisher's ads at rear. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 309 pages . Gould, Kendall & Lincoln hardcover
1876061542London : John Murray 1876. Hardcover. Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Type: Book EX LIBRARY usual stamps and markings library bindings sound.PRICED FOR THE TWO VOLUME SET. John Murray hardcover
183034784Macon: Printed by Rose and Slade 1830. First Edition. Wraps. Good. Approx. 10" X 6". Stitched wraps. 16 pages. Title on front wrap. Untrimmed unopened pages. Light toning and foxing to the paper. Early Macon Georgia imprint. Printed by Rose and Slade unknown
