Public appeals in behalf of Christian unity, with reference to the present condition of the church in Scotland

11 [of 12] parts, paged continuously, in 2 vols.: viii, [5]-334 + viii, [339]-661 p.; 18.5 cm. Contents: vol. I. 1. General introduction; 2. Our cheif danger as a nation: its cause and remedy. A lecture.Perth, on Thursday, May 4, 1854, in consequence of the appointment of a day for national humiliation [Crimean War]; 3. Unity a divine law of universal oblication. A lecture. Perth, July 13, 1856; 4. Provision for observance of law of unity. A lecture delivered in the City Hall, Perth, John 20, 1856; 5. The Scottish reformation impartially examined. A discourse delivered on the tercentenary of that event, December 1860; 6. Reunion of the church in Great Britain. An address delivered at Kidderminster on the bicentenary of St Bartholomew's Day, August 22, 1862 -- vol. II. 7. Plea for uniformity in ministry of the church. A charge delivered at the diocesan synod held at Perth on September 3, 1863; 8. Response of Episcopalians to Moderator's appeal [William Robinson Pirie]. A synodal address delivered at Perth, September 28, 1864; 9. The ministry of the church historically considered. A synodal address delivered at Perth, September 11, 1866; 10. Euodias and Syntyche; or, the Scottish church in its relations, past and present, to the Church of England. A sermon preached at the re-opening of Chichester Cathedral, November 14, 1867; 11. Prospects of reconciliation between presbytery and episcopacy. A synodal address delivered at Perth, September 19, 1882 {{not present, 12. The case of non-episcopal ordination in reference to Scotland fairly considered. A synodal address delivered at Parth, September 3, 1885, p. [663]-721}} Good ex-lib. set in edgeworn orig. navy roan under blue cloth.…