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182627700Andover: Flagg & Gould 1826. 8vo. 35 pp. <br><br>Dedication sermon for the Second Church Boston Mass. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â Shoemaker 26156. Removed from a nonce volume. Ex-library with a penciled notation in top right corner of the title-page. Very good. Flagg & Gould unknown books
180925563Pittsfield Mass.: Pr. by Milo Smith & Co. 1809. 8vo. 24 pp. <br><br><br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â Shaw & Shoemaker 18699. Removed from a nonce volume. Foxing. Pr. by Milo Smith & Co. unknown books
181927287Andover: Published by Flagg & Gould 1819. 8vo. 180 pp. <br><br>Channing's sermon was at the ordination of Jared Sparks. This is the "second editions corrected and enlarged." This is NOT a modern reprint. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â Shaw & Shoemaker 49528. Removed from a nonce volume. Some waterstaining. Published by Flagg & Gould unknown books
183127696Andover: Printed by Flagg & Gould 1831. 8vo. 36 pp. <br><br>Stated second edition. Schauffler was being sent to Turkey. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â American Imprints 9322. Removed from a nonce volume; stitch holes at inner margin not touching text. Ex-library with penciled notation on title-page. Upper outer portion of title-page excised to remove the signature of a previous owner. Printed by Flagg & Gould unknown books
1831236552Andover: Codman 1831. Fourth Edition. Boards. Good. 232 pp foxed throughout hinges started leather spine worn and frayed Rosenbach 337 Codman hardcover
183291006Andover: Flagg & Gould 1832. Hardcover. Very Good. 276p. Original cloth backed boards. 25 cm. Foxing probably heaviest on covers endpapers and first several leaves at beginning and end of book. Former owner's name S. F. Otis. Backstrip concave. Flagg & Gould hardcover
1838WB17569Andover & New York: Gould and Newman; Codman Press 1838. Hardcover. Good. Tall 8vo; pp. 276. Original boards stained worn and dusty. Early ownership signature. Scattered foxing. Stains to large folding plate at rear. Sold as is. <br/><br/> Gould and Newman; Codman Press hardcover
182822149Andover: Flagg & Gould 1828. Third edition. Hardcover. g. 8vo. 3 works bound in one. 1 Moses Stuart. A Grammar of the Hebrew Language. viii240pp. Third edition. 1828. 2 Moses Stuart. A Hebrew Chrestomathy Designed as the First Volume of a Course of Hebrew Study. viii243pp. 3 A Manual Hebrew and English Lexicon including the Biblical Chaldee. iv2102pp. 1828. All 3 works in Hebrew and English. Heavy age wear and abrasions on binding. Waterstaining on top and bottom edge of some pages very light foxing to few leaves. Tight copy in overall good condition. Rare. Flagg & Gould hardcover
181445988Andover Mass. Printed By Flagg And Gould 1814. First Edition. Hardback. Good copy in the original full aniline calf. Extremities rubbed and dulled as with age. Corners strong with an overall tight right and clean impression. Scans etc. On request. ; 424 pages; Description: xvi xii 13-424 188 p. 22 cm. Subjects: Bible. N. T. Gospels--Commentaries. Uniform Title: Bible. N. T. Gospels. Greek. Harmonies. 1814. Andover [Mass. ], Printed By Flagg And Gould hardcover
182948951Andover: Flagg & Gould 1829. First edition Ex-Library. Hardcover. fair to g. Octavo. viii 9-243pp. Orange half library tape over gray-green boards with gilt lettering on label of spine protected by modern mylar. "Chrestomathies in Latin and Greek have long been employed for the instruction of youth in most of the countries of Europe. there has been some diversity of opinion among the learned about the expediency of employing Chrestomathies in the Hebrew language. Of all the Hebrew Chrestomathies which I have yet examined and I have seen most of them which have acquired any considerable name none have been conducted on a plan which affords substantial aid to the learner." Stuart. Text in Hebrew and English. Binding with wear scuffing along edges rubbed and some staining of covers. Library plate on inside front cover some water staining here. Library stamp on title page. Medium stain at gutter around page 200 diminishing towards front. First two leaves of preface loose though still attached. Endpapers with some foxing. Binding in overall fair interior in good condition. Flagg & Gould hardcover
181358749Andover: Flagg and Gould 1813. First edition 8vo pp.123 1; quarter calf over marbled boards manuscript paper label on spine; boards rubbed upper joint starting textblock clean and sound. One of the first books published at Andover Theological Seminary and for more than thirty years the standard among theological institutions. Paradise A history of printing in Andover. Prior to his joining Andover as professor of sacred literature Stuart had no acquaintance with Hebrew. He immediately began intensive study of the language and became one of the few native-born Americans to know enough to teach it. Lack of funding compelled Stuart to produce his own grammar for the benefit of his students which was first circulated in manuscript then printed in 1813 and expanded in 1821. He had to import Hebrew type and as local printers couldn't properly set it did much of the setting himself DAB. While other grammars of Hebrew had been printed in America as accompaniments to lexicographical works this is one of the earliest if not the first separately produced grammar of Hebrew in the States. American Imprints 29896. Flagg and Gould unknown
1813022710Andover: Flagg & Gould. One of the earliest American publications using a Hebrew font. Original boards. First Edition. Flagg and Gould the press of Andover Theological Seminary acquired fonts in Greek and Hebrew type and because nobody else knew how to set them Stuart did it himself. Scott Paradise noted in his History of Printing in Andover that this book was the first publication using a Hebrew font to be published in America but actually several other such publications preceded it. With his work in Hebrew grammar and criticism Stuart was called the leader of Hebrew scholarship in America Americas most competent philologist and grammarian the undisputed leader in American exegetical science and one of the 19th-centurys most notable American scholars. Stuart noted that he printed only 120 copies of this book so it is extremely rare. Stuarts biographer John H. Giltner wrote that this book was the first American attempt to publish anything like a comprehensive exposition of the character and usage of the Hebrew language and a landmark in the history of American Hebrew studies. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1813. Flagg & Gould hardcover
183058296Boston: Perkins & Marvin no. 114 Washington St 1830. 8vo pp. 52; removed from binding; wrappers wanting; first gathering loosening else very good. Three editions were published in 1830. This copy signed by George Ticknor on the title page. Perkins & Marvin, no. 114, Washington St unknown
1818617933Andover Massachusetts: Published by Flagg and Gould 1818. Softcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. First edition. Octavo. 44pp. Removed from a bound volume. Printed self-wrappers. Faint stain on front wrap small chips at the rear wrap very good. Published by Flagg and Gould unknown
1830031238Andover Massachusetts: Flagg & Gould 1830. Book. Good. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. "Vol. II. - No. I. Consisting of Extracts in Prose." 204 pp. ".intended as a sequel to my Hebrew Chrestomathy". Considerable wear to the extremities. The boards are stained. The endpapers are foxed. There is some dampstain at the top corner of the text block. In a sound binding with hinges intact. Flagg & Gould Hardcover
183027865New York: John P. Haven.- Boston Perkins & Marvin.- Philadelphia Tower i.e. Towar J. & D.M. Hogan & Co.- Pittsburgh Pa. Hogan & Co. Flagg and Gould Printers Andover 1830. First edition. Removed. A very good copy with foxing to a few preliminary and concluding leaves. 70 pp. 8vo. An important document of the two-wine theory. Though Temperance reformers initially called for total abstinence from distilled liquor eventually the reasoning of the New Reformers led by the New York Temperance Society called for a total ban on wine since all intoxicating liquors were immoral. But the Bible appear to sanction the use of wine. In this essay Moses Stuart the first great Biblical scholar in America wrestles with the question for the first time. While he admits that the Bible allows for the use of pure wine he also shows that it strongly condemned intoxication. Wines of the nineteenth century were much stronger than Biblical wines and thus they would not meet with scriptural approval. Thus the Bible allowed for total abstinence. Sabin 93198. Amer. Imprints 3626. John P. Haven.- Boston, Perkins & Marvin.- Philadelphia, Tower [i.e. Towar], J. & D.M. Hogan & Co.- Pittsburgh [Pa.], Hogan & Co unknown
183021262Andover: Printed at the Codman Press By Flagg and Gould for Perkins and Marvin. 1830. Book. Very Good. First Edition. original paper over boards green cloth spine paper spine label pp. iv 156 corners edges worn boards moderately soiled top edge of front free endpaper cut away foxing to endpapers. Stuart has been called the father of exegetical studies in America. Size: 8 Vo. Printed at the Codman Press By Flagg and Gould, for Perkins and Marvin. hardcover
1832103228htNY: Flagg and Gould Publishers. Very Good- with no dust jacket. 1832. Second Edition. Hardcover. Cloth spine. Paper covered boards. Ex-library copy. Text block is clean with light foxing to preliminary pages. Last blank page has extensive notes written in pencil.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall . Flagg and Gould, Publishers hardcover
183258752Andover and New York: Flagg and Gould and J. Leavitt 1832. 8vo pp. vii 2 10-231 1; original purple cloth-backed boards paper label on spine; spine sunned and extremities worn upper joint cracked and cloth peeling; upper board creased; the occasional light dampstain text otherwise good and sound. This copy with the ownership signature of "D. R. Goodwin / Andover / Theol. Sem. / 1834." Daniel Raynes Goodwin 1811-1890 "the ninth provost of the University of Pennsylvania was born in North Berwick Maine in 1811. Goodwin attended the academy in South Berwick and the Limerick Academy before matriculating at Bowdoin College. After graduating from Bowdoin in 1832 he briefly taught at an academy in Hallowell Maine before matriculating at the Andover Theological Seminary" Penn People. Also with a pencil note at the top of the front free endpaper: "from President Josiah H. Penneman's U. of P. library." Prior to his joining Andover as professor of sacred literature Stuart had no acquaintance with Hebrew. He immediately began intensive study of the language and became one of the few native-born Americans to know enough to teach it. Lack of funding compelled Stuart to produce his own grammar for the benefit of his students which was first circulated in manuscript then printed in 1813 and expanded in 1821. He had to import Hebrew type and as local printers couldn't properly set it did much of the setting himself DAB. Flagg and Gould and J. Leavitt unknown
18458512Boston: Crocker and Brewster 1845. Third Edition. Pamphlet. Good. Removed no wrapper 5 1/4 x 8 /2 inches light small stain front bottom 35 otherwise clean pp. A sermon on Romans 9:25-31 with 4 points: 1. That Israel is blind as to the excellence and glory of the gospel; 2. That they will not always be so but will be converted to the Christian Faith; 3. This conversion will take place when the fulness of the Gentiles shall be gathered in; and 4. I shall inquire by what means the Jews are to be converted i. e. by what kind of agency and by whomThere are several explanatory notes including an in-depth look at the prophecies of Daniel and of the Revelation. Includes the instructions delivered to Rev. Schauffler by Rufus Anderson and David Greene on behalf of the A. B. C. F. M.William Gottlieb Schauffler 1798-1893 b. in Stutgart Germany. In 1805 his family settled in Odessa Russia where his early education was gained partly in a German school and partly by self-study in which he mastered Russian French and Italian and studied Latin Greek and English. �He came early under the influence of �missions� and was converted by an evangelical Catholic Ignatius Lindl. Urged to enter missionary service by an agent of the Basle Missionary Institute named Saltet he was enlisted for work among Moslems by Joseph Wolff. On Feb. 8 1826 he sailed with Wolff for Constantinople where he began the study of Turkish and �Islamic controversy.� On May 8 he sailed for Smyrna to begin his missionary activities. A sudden change of plan however carried him to America for further education. Arriving in Boston on Nov. 7 he applied at the suggestion of officers of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions for admission to Andover Theological Seminary. There he spent five years supported by funds of the institution and his own labors especially as a cabinet maker. His course of study included Greek and Hebrew but he added under his own tuition Chaldaic Syriac Arabic Persian Turkish Rabbinic Coptic and Ethiopic. Before his career was over it is said he could understand twenty-six languages use ten with facility and speak extemporaneously in six. He gained experience in preaching by supplying for several months the pulpit of the Park Street Congregational Church in Boston. On Nov. 14 1831 he was ordained in this church and commissioned by the American Board as a missionary to the Jews of Turkey�Thereafter for several years he engaged in missionary tours and Bible translation. His first Jewish converts were won in 1835. During 1855-56 Jewish missions were transferred to the Free Church of Scotland and he devoted himself thereafter to the Armenians and Turks under the Turkey Mission of the American Board.� � DAB. Moses Stuart 1780-1852 born at Wilton Connecticut. Stuart graduated with highest honors from Yale College in 1799 afterwards teaching at several posts including as Tutor at Yale. He studied theology under Dr. Dwight and was ordained pastor of the Church in New Haven in 1806. From 1810 to 1848 he was Professor of Sacred Literature at Andover. �Mr. for he refused the title of Dr. Stuart�s life was one of incessant labor devoted chiefly to Biblical literature. In this he led the way in his own country with most happy results. His own contributions to sacred learning are very valuable; but perhaps he did even more by the impulse he gave to Biblical study and the sound principles of Biblical exegesis which he instilled into the minds of his younger brethren especially in America than by the works which he himself published.� � M�Clintock & Strong. Crocker and Brewster unknown
184529192Boston: Press of Crocker and Brewster 1845. 35pp. Stitched in original printed wraps light rubberstamp on front wrap Very Good. <br /> <br /> This third edition recorded by Rosenbach was issued by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions which explains in a brief preface that "no better means is known for calling attention to the mission to the Jews in Constantinople in which Mr. Schauffler is laboring." Stuart says "Israel has been blind" but will see the light. <br /> Rosenbach 576. AI 45-6187 4. Press of Crocker and Brewster unknown
1842219654Verlag des Bibliographischen Instituts Hildburghausen und Amsterdam 1842. Hardcover mit Leinenrücken und -ecken ohne Schutzumschlag Eine Anthologie in 100 Bänden Zustand: Exemplare einer Privatbibliothek mit Kennungen. Rücken Ecken Kanten sehr gut. Innen leicht braunfleckig. Geruchsfrei. Verlag des Bibliographischen Instituts, Hildburghausen und Amsterdam, hardcover
1892025598Buffalo NY: Moses King Corporation 1892. Octavo. 939 pages including over 2600 illustrations portraits and 51 colored maps. Although they had not yet become states this book has chapters on Arizona; the Apache State; Indian Territory later to become Oklahoma and New Mexico; the Sunshine State. There are fifty-one colored maps and over twenty-six hundred illustrations. The one on Indian Territory covers the major tribes located there with small images of the Cherokee Female Seminary the Choctaw Meeting House and others. Arizona has many images though it was still a territory not a state and also Alaska where it shows the largest income from seal skins codfish salmon and finally in the smallest amount gold. It was another five years before the Alaskan gold rush would come and it would not be organized as a territory until 1912. Hawaii of course was not a territory until 1898. Bound in dark brown morocco lettered and stamped in gilt spine lettering gitl scenic endpapers all edges gilt wear to spine ends. A very good copy. Moses King Corporation unknown books
1879403770Portland: Chisholm Brothers 1879. Folio 14 X 10 3/4 inches. 10 heliotype plates each with accompanying letterpress description. Original russet cloth decorated in black and gilt. Front hinge cracked minor rubbing; some age-darkening to sheets. A fine series of views by an unidentified photographer. With good railroad interest including a view and description of the Frankenstein Trestle the Willey-Brook Bridge and a stunning view of the tracks leading to Lizzie Bourne's Monument on Mount Washington. Copies are known to have been issued with varying numbers of plates from ten to twenty-two. <br/><br/> Chisholm Brothers hardcover books
1892blb05433Buffalo NY: Moses King Corporation 1892. 1st. Hardcover. Near Fine. Gray cloth on boards with elaborate design to front spine and back. Bright silver and gold gilt with maroon band on front. Back has bright silver gilt stars and an elaborate blind-stamped collage of scenes/buildings in the USA. Colorful illustrated endpapers each one different. Book is tight square sharp-cornered and free of markings or flaws inside and out. 939 pages including over 2600 illustrations portraits and 51 colored maps. Although they had not yet become states this book has chapters on Arizona; the Apache State; Indian Territory later to become Oklahoma and New Mexico; the Sunshine State. There are fifty-one colored maps and over twenty-six hundred illustrations. Moses King Corporation hardcover
