1750 1827 Pretyman George (18 results)

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Fair tree sheep, covers loose, lower half of spine chipped off. ix, [1: errata], 590 p.; 22 cm. [First printed in 1811; answered by Thomas Scott in the same year] [balance of title] are explained, and the peculiar tenets maintained by Calvin upon those points are proved to be contrary to scripture, to the writings of the antient fathers of the Christian church, and to the public formularies of the Church of England. -- Quotations from the works of Calvin, p. 527-60; John Whitgift's 9 Lambeth articles of 1595, p. 560-66; 5 articles of the Synod of Dort, 16--, p. 566-70; A brief historical account of what are now called Calvinistic doctrines, p. 571-90. 5th edition. Binding is Hardcover. …

Fair orig. slate cloth, spine of vol. 2 torn away. Hinges weak. 2 vols.: xxxii, 555 + iv, 487 p.; 23 cm. [First printed in 1799] [title continues] a summary of the history of the Jews; a brief statement of the contents of the several books of the Old and New Testaments; a short account of the English translations of the Bible, and of the liturgy of the Church of England; and a scriptural exposition of the Thirty-nine articles of Religion / by George Tomline. Designed principally for the use of young students in divinity. Fourteenth edition, with additional notes, and a summary of ecclesiastical history, by Henry Stebbing. 14th edition. Binding is Hardcover.…

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Hardcover. 2 Volumes. 4to. pp. xi, [1]errata, 583; iv, 620. A nice large copy, bound in contemporary (or near contemporary) half black calf by Charles Thurnam of Carlisle, with his tickets (light shelf-wear, scattered light foxing - a little heavier on outer leaves). First Edition. One of Pitt's closest confidants and advisors throughout his life, Tomline was his tutor at Pembroke, and his private secretary at the beginning of his term as prime minister, from 1783 until Pitt secured him his appointment as Bishop of Lincoln in 1787. Tomline attended Pitt on his deathbed, being named his literary executor. Little use was made of Pitt's letters by Tomline in the present memoir, and the public, eagerly expecting a revealing intimate portrait of the statesman, was sorely disappointed by Tomline's circumspection. A third volume, covering the period from 1793 to 1806, was promised and in fact mostly written, but it was never published. Including some discussion of America, the Revolutionary War, and the Quebec Bill. Williams I p. 171. Not in Sabin.…

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