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175020228AB1750. Anderer Theil. Brünn Johann Paul Krauß o.J. ca. 1750 16 : 10 cm. Titelkupfer 200 Seiten. Pergamentband der Zeit. In großen Lettern gedruckt. - Einband etwas bestossen und fleckig unknown
179827925Boston: Samuel Hall 1798. Good. Boston: Samuel Hall 1798. First Edition. Octavo; removed; 31pp. collated and lacking half title page. Light dust-soil and faint dampspotting to exterior leaves signatures starting to separate else a Good example. <br /> <br /> "The history of the antient Republics of Greece and Rome is.particularly instructive to the people of America. The prosperity declension and ruin of those states experimentally show that virtue is the soul of republican freedom" p. 19.<br /> <br /> ESTC W38057; EVANS 34628. Samuel Hall unknown
174931124Paris: Jean-Th. Herissant Libraire rue Saint Jaques a S. Paul & a S. Hilaire et Pierre-Alexandre le prieur Libraire rue S. Jaques a la Croix d'Or 1749. Very Good. Paris: Jean-Th. Herissant Libraire rue Saint Jaques a S. Paul & a S. Hilaire et Pierre-Alexandre le prieur Libraire rue S. Jaques a la Croix d'Or 1749. 12mo 17 cm; xxiv 380pp 3; collated complete. Boards full bound in calf with gilt stamping to spine with a stamped and pasted maroon leather label. Page edges red flecked; Marbled paper endsheets; Green silk ribbon. Boards shelfworn with rubbed and worn corners rubbed margins and generally scuffed and dust-soiled covers. Spine showing creases in the leather but holding firm. Boards bowing out from the fore edge slightly. Endsheets lightly soiled and rubbed with ink stains to the verso of the back free endsheet. Pages generally toned and foxed throughout. Pen and pencil to the first flyleaf and title page with Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Verdun library rubber stamps to half title. A Very Good copy.<br /> <br /> A catechism for Christians written by Jesuit priest Francois Nepveu whom the Catholic Encyclopedia describes as "a man of great zeal and intelligence. Jean-Th. Herissant, Libraire, rue Saint Jaques, a S. Paul & a S. Hilaire et Pierre-Alexandre le prieur, Libraire, rue S. Jaques, unknown
172130780Londini London: Typis Gulielmi Bowyer 1721. Very Good-. Londini London: Typis Gilielmi Bowyer 1721. First Edition. Octavo 24cm; contemporary paneled calf gilt spine in six compartments all edges speckled; 6646444pp.; engraved portrait frontispiece and two leaves of plates including one other portrait and a folding table. Leather quite scuffed and rather dried joints rubbed with exposure of spine chords spine gilt mostly effaced 20th-century ownership inscription to front free endpaper else a Good to Very Good internally clean and sound copy. Preliminary text includes the extensive list of subscribers.<br /> <br /> Posthumously-published biography of the late Dean of St. Paul's John Barwick 1612-1664 by his brother Peter 1619-1705. "Begun in 1671 Vita was clearly intended as more than simply a memoir of Barwick's brother; it is perhaps better understood as a statement of his own commitment and lifelong zeal for the restored Anglican church and its royal head" Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.<br /> <br /> ESTC T088503. Typis Gulielmi Bowyer unknown
171231479Paris: Chez Nicolas Simart Imprimeur ordinaire de Monseigneur le Dauphin rue S. Jacques au Dauphin couronne 1712. Very Good. Paris: Chez Nicolas Simart Imprimeur ordinaire de Monseigneur le Dauphin rue S. Jacques au Dauphin couronne 1712. First Thus. 12mo. Vignette to forward. Full contemporary sheep; five raised bands; red leather label. Boards lightly worn and moderately scuffed; brief exposure to corners; small chip to crown. Binding sound. Ownership inscription and stamp of the Congregration of Notre Dame to preliminaries and title else unmarked; a Very Good and sound copy. No copies in retail at time of this writing. Chez Nicolas Simart, Imprimeur ordinaire de Monseigneur le Dauphin, rue S. Jacques, au Dauphin couronne unknown
179927927Boston: Manning & Loring 1799. Good. Boston: Manning & Loring 1799. First Edition. Octavo; stitched self-wrappers; 24pp. A-C4 collated complete with half title page. Spine margins quite curled first signature badly dampstained and browned brief contemporary note to half title page serving as upper wrapper and very occasional marginalia in the same hand final leaf separated but present. A Good only copy overall. "Published by desire of many who heard." <br /> <br /> EVANS 35144; SABIN 2917. Manning & Loring unknown
1737AQ33018London: Printed for T. Cooper 1737. 4 67pp 1. With a half-title. Disbound. Stab-stitch holes to gutter. Half-title working loose scattered spotting. Five letters unpicking various elements of Christian theology covering 'an Eternal Creation' the following 'Fitness and Unfitness in the Nature of Things' and a series of reflections on 'duties we owe to God' several Jewish Revelations and evidence for divine revelations themselves. Within is also contained a biblical dialogue between Saul and Samuel in which they discuss their own Revelations. ESTC T64785. First edition. 8vo. Printed for T. Cooper unknown
1730ANT063Apud Viduam R. Mazieres & J. B. Garnier Reginae Typographos & Bibliopolas via Jacobaeâ Sub Signo Providentiae 1730. Paperback. Lacks original cover. Text is in columns of Latin and French side by side. Leaves are covered by gray stock paper that is worn. Curling and chipped around all edges and corners. Some gentle foxing throughout. Book worming all throughout; mostly not affecting text. A few pages have a small hole that is over top of a letter. Text is still fully readable. 2 94 1 pages. Apud Viduam R. Mazieres, & J. B. Garnier, Reginae Typographos & Bibliopolas, via Jacobaeâ, Sub Signo Providentiae paperback
174450111London: Edward Wicksteed 1744. 8vo ii x 540 10 pp. Frontispiece lacking front endpapers and with some loss to those at the rear. Contemporary calf some marks corners and spine ends worn otherwise sound. The second part "Private Devotions" is dated 1759. Many editions were published in the mid-18th century all anonymous. London: Edward Wicksteed unknown
17666644London: Printed for the Author; and Sold by W. Griffin 1766. Very Good. London: Printed for the Author; and Sold by W. Griffin 1766. First Edition. Octavo. 118 pages. Bound in 19th century boards with leather spine and tips with gilt lettering to spine. <br /> <br /> Chipped at extremities with loss to bottom of spine. General scuffing and rubbing to boards. Ownership stamp to boards and preliminaries. Cracked at front hinge but binding is holding. Some toning to pages. Manuscript annotations to title page in pen and pencil identifying apparently correctly the subjects of the books as William Warburton and Robert Lowth as well as the author Andrew Wilson.<br /> <br /> The Warburton/Lowth controversy stemmed from the former's defense of orthodox Christian belief the first part of which was originally published in 1738.<br /> <br /> No copies found in retail or auction records.<br /> <br /> <br /> Halkett p. 2113. Printed for the Author; and Sold by W. Griffin unknown
179429354Hartford: Hudson and Goodwin 1794. Very Good. Hartford: Hudson and Goodwin 1794. First Edition. Octavo; removed; 213pp. A-C4 collated complete. Foxing to external leaves else a Very Good internally fresh and sound copy. <br /> <br /> EVANS 27752; SABIN 92965; TRUMBULL 1464. Hudson and Goodwin unknown
179926127Northampton MA: William Butler 1799. Good. Northampton MA: William Butler 1799. First Edition. Octavo; full contemporary sheep red gilt spine label half perished; vii8-4482pp. A-3H4 3I1 collated and complete. Leather rather scuffed and dried contemporary ownership inscription to front free endpaper textblock complete but broken with leaves Z-3L4 separated and a bit worn at extremities. A Good copy only. Printed errata and errata cancel to p. 449.<br /> <br /> EVANS 35583; SABIN 72975. William Butler unknown
179219121AB1792. Band 1 und 2 von 4 Lissabon Pombal und Compagnie 1792. 18 : 115 cm. Gestochenes Frontispiez 8 Blatt 440 Seiten 4 Blatt; 8 Blatt 460 Seiten. Halbpergamentband der Zeit. Frontispiez fleckig; Einbandd etwas berieben. unknown
177125264Paris: Humblot 1771. Seconde edition revue & corrigée. 2 parts in one volume. 1 vols. 8vo. Contemporary mottled calf gilt spine red leather spine label marbled endpapers. Corners rubbed otherwise a fine copy entirely clean and crisp. Seconde edition revue & corrigée. 2 parts in one volume. 1 vols. 8vo. <br/><br/> Humblot hardcover
171030776Paris: Chez Jacques Estienne rue S. Jacques au coin de la rue de la Parcheminiere a la Vertu 1710. Very Good. Paris: Chez Jacques Estienne rue S. Jacques au coin de la rue de la Parcheminiere a la Vertu 1710. First Edition. 12mo. xii 250 pp. bound in alternating 8s and 4s collated complete. Bound in full contemporary calf; five raised bands gilt decorating and red leather label to spine; edges sprayed red. Boards chipped at spine ends; brief exposure to extremities; general scuffing. Binding sound. A few 18th-century notes and inscriptions to preliminaries and title page; stamp of Congregation of Notre Dame in Verdun to same; interior else unmarked. A Very Good copy of a scarce text. Chez Jacques Estienne, rue S. Jacques, au coin de la rue de la Parcheminiere, a la Vertu unknown
173433075Lugduni: Sumptibus De Ville Fratrum & Lud. Chalmette 1734. Very Good. Lugduni: Sumptibus De Ville Fratrum & Lud. Chalmette 1734. Later printing. 12mo. 342 2 lxviii 98pp. Engraved frontispiece; three papal portraits. Text in Latin. Bound in full contemporary calf with five raised bands and gilt lettering to spine; edges sprayed red. Chipped with loss at spine ends; a few scuffs and smudges. Binding sound. Ownership inscription in pen to front pastedown; ink crossouts to frontis and title; else unmarked. A Very Good copy of this history of the Council of Trent. Sumptibus De Ville Fratrum, & Lud. Chalmette unknown
179329674Danbury CT: Printed by Nathan Douglas 1793. Very Good. Danbury CT: Printed by Nathan Douglas 1793. First Edition. Quarto. 16 pp. String-tied wraps. Worn curled and creased along edges with marginal staining. Binding sound and interior unmarked. Still a Very Good copy; scarce in retail. <br /> <br /> Sabin 82417. Printed by Nathan Douglas unknown
171532085Paris: Michel Brunet 1715. Very Good. Paris: Chez Michel Brunet grand'Salle du Palais au Mercure Galant 1715. Nouvelle Edition. 12mo; full contemporary speckled calf gilt spine in six compartments all edges stained red marbled endpapers; 1254532pp. collated complete. Light scuffing to leather margins shallow loss at spine crown 19th-century ownership ex libris of C.T. Noel de Payrat to front pastedown else a Very Good clean and sound copy. <br /> <br /> Very nice posthumous edition of the collected dialogues of Jesuit priest and grammarian Dominique Bouhours 1628-1702. Michel Brunet unknown
175830896Paris: Veuve Bordelet 1758. Very Good. Paris: Chez la Veuve Bordelet rue Saint Jacques à Saint Ignace 1758. First Veuve Bordelet Edition. 12mo 17cm.; full contemporary mottled calf gilt spine in six compartments all edges marbled marbled endpapers; xix5528pp. collated complete; woodcut initials and decorative head- and tail-pieces throughout. Ex-Congregation de Notre Dame de Verdun with their 19th-century rubberstamps to title page leather scuffed and rubbed at margins with exposure at corners surface scratches to both boards contemporary ownership inscriptions to front flyleaf recto and verso bleeding through to the reverse though not affecting title page. Nevertheless a Very Good quite attractive copy overall.<br /> <br /> Popular hagiography of the Jesuit priest Saint Ignatius of Loyola. First published in 1682 the work went through many editions this the first to be published by the Veuve Marie-Jeanne Bordelet whose Parisian publishing arm appears to have had a rather anemic but relatively varied output over the course of twenty years specializing in Jesuit works and popular tragedies. Veuve Bordelet unknown
172430843A Paris: De l'Imprimiere de Jacques Collombat Imprimeur ordinaire du Roy 1724. Very Good. A Paris: De l'Imprimiere de Jacques Collombat Imprimeur ordinaire du Roy 1724. Later Edition. Two parts in one volume; 12mo. 14 246 4 259-533pp. collated and complete. Full contemporary calf; five raised bands gilt decoration and red leather title label to spine; edges sprayed red. Stamps from the Congregation of Notre Dame of Verdun to title page. Light wear to edge of boards with brief exposure; chipping to top of spine with shallow loss; general scuffing. Binding sound. "Soeur Emmanuel" in manuscript to front free endpaper presumably an ownership signature; additional ink annotations facing title; interior else unmarked and text legible throughout; overall a Very Good copy. Originally published by Collombat in 1712. De l'Imprimiere de Jacques Collombat Imprimeur ordinaire du Roy unknown
174232687Paris: Ch. Jean-Bapt. Delespine 1742. Very Good. Paris: Chez Ch. Jean-Bapt. Delespine Imp. Lib. ord. du Roy rue S. Jacques à la Victoire & au Palmier 1742. 12mo; full contemporary calf gilt-tooled spine with repeating floral and pinecone motifs brown gilt-lettered spine label marbled endpapers; 1851614pp.; woodcut initials head- and tail-pieces. Ex-Congregation de Notre Dame de Verdun with their 19th-century rubber-stamps to title page leather a bit scuffed with brief exposure at top corner of upper cover bottom inch of title page neatly excised later 1809 ownership inscription of Mlle. Le Fort to front free endpaper verso else Very Good and sound.<br /> <br /> Evidently unrecorded edition of this guide to meditations for Ursuline nuns and educators of young girls attributed simply to "une Superieure des Ursulines de Montargis de la Congrégation de Paris."<br /> <br /> No copies of this edition located in the trade OCLC Library Hub or KVK as of April 2025 though the BM Lyon finds a copy published by De Hansy. Ch. Jean-Bapt. Delespine unknown
179929337Dedham: Herman Mann 1799. Very Good. Dedham: Herman Mann 1799. First Edition. Octavo; removed; 491pp. lacking half title otherwise collated complete. Very occasional spotting and light soil to textblock a few leaves toned else Very Good and sound.<br /> <br /> Uncommon oration delivered by the Congregationalist minister Abiel Holmes 1763-1837 father and grandfather of Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. and Jr. respectively. <br /> <br /> EVANS 35630. Herman Mann unknown
175448411Boston: D. Fowle 1754. Very Good. Boston: Printed by D. Fowle for J. Winter in Union-Street opposite the King's-Arms 1754. First Edition. Octavo; removed; 2411pp. collated complete with half title page. Half title page serving as upper cover rather soiled and a bit wrinkled contemporary gift inscription partly trimmed else a Very Good example. <br /> <br /> Uncommon ordination sermon by the Congregationalist minister Andrew Eliot 1718-1778 perhaps best remembered for his storied collection of coins and for being one of the few ministers to remain in Boston during the dangers of the Revolutionary War.<br /> <br /> Evans 7189. D. Fowle unknown
174631440Typis Royerianis: Posonii Pozsony 1746. Very Good. Posonii Pozsony: Typis Royerianis 1746. Three volumes bound in one; folio 32.5cm.; full contemporary roan gilt spine in seven compartments all edges stained red marbled endpapers; each volume with separate pagination collated complete; woodcut initials head- and tail-pieces text printed in double columns throughout. Leather significantly peeled and rather scuffed and bumped at margins a few leaves browned else a Very Good internally clean and sound copy overall. <br /> <br /> Later edition of works by the Spanish bishop Antonio de Guevara c. 1481-1545 prominent member of the court of Charles V Holy Roman Emperor. Posonii [Pozsony] unknown
179925887Hartford: Hudson and Goodwin 1799. Very Good. Hartford: Hudson and Goodwin 1799. First Edition. 12mo; full contemporary calf red gilt-lettered spine label; x3051pp. A-2B6 2C4 collated complete. Light shelf wear endpaper margins quite browned occasional spotting throughout textblock contemporary ownership signature to front free endpaper and 20th century ownership rubberstamp to front pastedown else Very Good and sound.<br /> <br /> Collection of discourses "especially for the instruction and edification of young people; to.awaken their highest solicitude to walk with the wise and fly the way of evil men" title page. Concludes with an enormous subscriber's list eleven women only and errata printed at the end of p. 305 which concludes "In several pages there is an omission of the comma which the learned reader will naturally correct."<br /> <br /> EVANS 36455. Hudson and Goodwin unknown
