First Wesley Edited (9 results)

HC. unpaginated Light cover soiling/discoloration. good, pictorial boards (hardcover) light cover soiling.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First edition. Fine in near fine, lightly soiled dustwrapper.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First edition. Fine in near fine lightly age-toned dustwrapper. Contributos include but not limited to Jacques Barzun, John Berryman, Herbert Brucker, Melville Cane, Theodore Caplow, David Cort, Norman Cousins, Paul Douglas, and many more.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First edition. 199pp. About fine in a near fine dust jacket with toning on the spine and rubbing. A collection of essays about life at Columbia by Columbia alumni with contributions by John Berryman, Alfred A. Knopf, and Thomas Merton, among others.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First edition. Fine in near fine age-toned dustwrapper. A collection of essays about life at Columbia by prominent Columbia alumni.

Hard Back. First Edition. 603 pages (page No's 577-1160), + 6 Engraved portrait frontice's pages. Original embossed buckram covers with clear gilt embossed titles to spine, condition Fair, some edge wear. Contents very good, clean & tight. Bookmark inside cover of "Library of John Wesley's New Room in The Horsefair, Bristol". glue remains of label opposite & Dupe (i.e. a duplicate copy) in pencil at top. very minor edge staining to a few pages/edges rear. Each months issue is approximately 100 pages each. So a Historical connection to John Wesley, as he first came to Bristol in April 1739 preaching in the open air. By May, Wesley bought the land and built what he called "our New Room in the Horsefair", This was the first Methodist building in the world. From 1739 to 1790 he spent nearly 1,500 nights in lodgings at the New Room. 15 x 22.5cm Approx.

Hard Back. First Edition. 603 pages (page No's 577-1160), + 6 Engraved portrait frontice's pages. Original embossed buckram covers with clear gilt embossed titles to spine, condition Good/fair, some edge wear. cover edge water staining. Contents mostly very good, clean & tight. with a few pages with minor staining. Bookmark inside cover of "Library of John Wesley's New Room in The Horsefair, Bristol". glue remains of label opposite & Dupe (i.e. a duplicate copy) in pencil at top. very minor edge staining to a few pages/edges rear. Each months issue is approximately 100 pages each. So a Historical connection to John Wesley, as he first came to Bristol in April 1739 preaching in the open air. By May, Wesley bought the land and built what he called "our New Room in the Horsefair", This was the first Methodist building in the world. From 1739 to 1790 he spent nearly 1,500 nights in lodgings at the New Room. 15 x 22.5cm Approx.

Hard Back. First Edition. Engraved portrait frontice page opp. Title page + 603 pages (page No's 577-1160), + 5 more Engraved portrait frontice's pages. Original embossed buckram covers with clear gilt embossed titles to spine, condition Fair/Good, some edge wear, Poss. Part of spine reattached, . Contents very good, clean & tight. Bookmark inside cover of "Library of John Wesley's New Room in The Horsefair, Bristol". glue remains of label opposite. Each months issue is approximately 100 pages each. So a Historical connection to John Wesley, as he first came to Bristol in April 1739 preaching in the open air. By May, Wesley bought the land and built what he called "our New Room in the Horsefair", This was the first Methodist building in the world. From 1739 to 1790 he spent nearly 1,500 nights in lodgings at the New Room. 15 x 22.5cm Approx.

Hard Back. First Edition. 603 pages (page No's 577-1160), + 6 Engraved portrait frontice's pages. Original embossed buckram covers with clear gilt embossed titles to spine, condition Fair/Good, some edge wear.cover edge staining. Contents very good, clean & tight. Bookmark inside cover of "Library of John Wesley's New Room in The Horsefair, Bristol". glue remains of label opposite & Dupe (i.e. a duplicate copy) in pencil at top. Each months issue is approximately 100 pages each. So a Historical connection to John Wesley, as he first came to Bristol in April 1739 preaching in the open air. By May, Wesley bought the land and built what he called "our New Room in the Horsefair", This was the first Methodist building in the world. From 1739 to 1790 he spent nearly 1,500 nights in lodgings at the New Room. 15 x 22.5cm Approx.