Rev Bowles (21 results)

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. A splendid Victorian tinted litho portrait. From Maclise originals published between 1830-1838, these reprints were published in 1898. Mounted and ready to frame. "Author of 'Fourteen Sonnets' 1786", written underneath this fine characteristic portrait, with printed signature.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Poor. 1st Edition. 12mo, 48pp. Disbound. Light foxing throughout. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 41-787. HSP/LCP CATALOG 5834. SABIN 40818. **I am in debt to fellow bookseller Garrett Scott, of Ann Arbor MI, for having kindly and politely corrected my presentation of this item, which is not, as I'd once thought, authored by the Afro-American Elder Charles Bowles, of the Free Will Baptist Church. There were two such ministers with the same name, living in overlapping chronologies, but the author of the present sermon, here on offer, was decidedly white, and of the Congregationalist orientation.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. A splendid Engraved portrait, printed in circa 1883. Mounted and ready to frame. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase an attractive and decorative Engraved portrait.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Daniel MacLise (illustrator). An attractive black and white charactersitic sketch of an eminent author, with excellent facsimile of the signature on each portrait. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase this splendid original print. From the distinguished family- Successful Victorian poet.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dustjacket Issued. Later Edition. William Lisle Bowles (1762 - 1850) was an English priest, poet and critic. His work influenced Coleridge, Wordsworth, Southey, Lang etc and was [popular generally in his day. His Sonnets were possibly his best work. This edition contains a Memoir, Critical Dissertation, and Explanatory Notes by Ren. Gilfillan. iv, 368pp & xx, 331pp. Inernally both volumes are very clean and are unmarked. No foxing present. Both bindings are tight and square and the green cloth, attractively blind-stamped bindings show no wear. Period armorial bookplate for Charles Steward of Blundeston at the front of each volume. Images available. Postage at cost quoted on demand. Size: 23cm Tall. Book.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Engraved By Thompson (illustrator). A fine antique engraved portrait. Mounted and ready to frame. An excellent opportunity to purchase a dedorative and attractive portrait. C. 1860.

Boards. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 149 Pp. First Edition. The Major Antiquarian Work By Bowles, An English Priest, Poet And Critic. An Interesting Study On Avebury And The Philosophy Of The Druids, Drawing On Biblical, Archeological, And Historical Sources. (Coleridge Read And Enthusiastically Reviewed Bowles' Poetry, And It Was Very Well Received By Wordsworth.) This Copy Complete In The Original Boards And Endpapers, With Original Spine Label (Somewhat Age-Darkened), Hinges Solid, Immaculate Interior.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 10 volumes. Very much a reading set. A project for book repairer/binder. Each volume half bound in leather and brown boards. Marbled fore-edges. Octavo. Volume 1 ha a board missing, Vol 2 has both boards present but one detached. Most of the other bindings are secure. Extra mailing charge will be requested, I mail at cost. Digital images available.

1/8th Leather & Motteled H/B. Condition: Very Good. Title page +blank + 1 + blank + dedication page + blank + content page + 165 (a number of miss numbered pages, there is actually 145 pages) + printers page Cruttwell Printer, Bath (also one of the Publishers) + 4 full page single sided illustrated pages. Binding is 1/8th red leather & speckled black covers, leather spine with gilt embossed title and lines very good, very good, Covers worn corners & edges. Contents mostly very good, clean & tight, inside front cover is a decorative initialed bookplate & to base a small label (George Gregory bookseller to her majesty Queen Alexandra, 5 Argyle Street, Bath), to 1st end page is a 1910 owners name to top, a few very minor marks, some marks reside to plates & page facing, also 2 extra, clean blank end pages. This vol II contains Song of the Battle of the Nile, St Michael's Mount, On an unfortunate woman, Coombe-Ellen and St Michael's Mount, The snow-drop, Monody on the Death of Dr. Warton & other poems, with his Notes to rear.This is a 1803 Vol II, only book. Seems to be a rare early title. Size: 10 x 16cm Approx.

Textual illusts, 149 + 1pp (advert), untrimmed in early qtr cloth, paper boards, lacks label on spine, spine slightly rubbed to edges, with a couple of short splits, small portion chipped from foot. One of only 250 copies printed. --- Please e-mail for one of my FREE CATALOGUES which include WILTSHIRE - ( History - Topography - Genealogy - Natural History - Biography - Mining - Dialect - Language - etc. ).

1st edition thus. Large 8vo. iv + 368 & xx + 329 + (1)pp. Publisher's blind stamped green cloth covers, gilt lettering + small harp on spine. Original yellow eps. Neat plain bookplate inside front covers. Covers : slight 0.2cm shelf knocks/rube top/bottom of spine, slight rubs corners, 4cm fading old red paint mark along front leading edge of vol I. Contents : slight browning to pages, 5 word ink note on p9 ofvol I else very clean & tight & unfoxed. Clean tight copy VG.

Unbound. Condition: Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. First Edition. 32 pages. Disbound tract. Page dimensions: 216 x 135mm. "First, I confidently reply, I have never 'aspersed' Pope 'for a sordid money-getting passion!'" - page 5.; 8vo.

Hardback (No Dust Wrapper.). Condition: Good. Condition Notes: A little faded at the spine and onto the margins of the boards with the title plate chipped. A little age-toning to the edges of the text block. Hinges weak fore and aft. The plates lightly spotted throughout. The contents complete, clean and tight otherwise; Hardback. Purple boards with gilt titles to the spine; Measures 9" x 5½" (1.2 kg); pp (xvi) 362 (lxiii); Includes: Line drawings; Black & white plates (14) including the frontispiece; Genealogical tables (some folding); || The book is on the shelf, ready to be appropriately packed, and posted from the pastoral paradise of Peasedown St. John, Bath, by a real bookseller in a real book shop - with my personal guarantee and beady eye on the Consumer Contracts Regulations. REMEMBER! Buying my copy means the book shop Jack Russells get their supper! My Book #192224 ||.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Xvi + 374pp + lxiii, 14 plates and 5 pedigrees, complete as listed, odd spotting of prelims, bound in half leather and blue pebbled cloth. Spine and corners rubbed, Bookplate formed of intertwined letterd SJT. ; Large Octavo.

Seventh edition. viii, 9-38pp. With an engraved frontispiece and 32 engraved illustrations in the text. Original publisher's green roan-backed pictorial paper boards. Heavily marked and worn, without lower board, upper board held by cords only. Small hole to title page, contemporary inked ownership inscription to vers. A rare survival, in original unsophisticated state, of a selection of poems intended for a juvenile readership by Church of England clergyman William Lisle Bowles (1762-1850). The compositions were written originally for the poor children of his own parish, the object being to 'briefly describe the most obvious images in country life.in language in which the simplest might understand' and to impress upon them 'a love of natural scenes.sympathy and religion'. All editions are scarce (indeed the majority are entirely unrecorded), with this seventh edition being no exception; OCLC records a single copy at Winchester College. COPAC adds no further. Size: 8vo.

Cloth. Condition: Very Good Indeed. None (illustrator). A very scarce Pickering first containing Lisle Bowles's semi-autobiographical poetry. The road 'from youth to age' (as Bowles puts it) is fraught with nostalgia; indeed, the author embraces and exmaines the subject through a wealth of poignant and aesthetic poetry inspired by the scenes and places visited throughout his life. With half title, page of critical notes, and page of publications by the same author. Rebound in cloth. Generally smart, lightly rubbed in places. Pebble-blue publisher's cloth with paper label. Light bumping to corners of boards, top edge of board. Internally, very firmly bound. Very bright and clean throughout with just some spotting to preliminaries and frontispiece. Bookplate of Bermnard Warrington to front pastedown. Very Good Indeed. book.

Leather. Condition: Good Only. Various (illustrator). A scarce eight volume, leather bound set of The Works of Alexander Pope edited by William Lisle Bowles. This is the first edition of The Works of Alexander Pope that was edited by William Lisle Bowles. Eight volumes of Ten. Missing Volumes V and VII "In 1806 Bowles published the work for which he is best known: a ten-volume edition of the work of Alexander Pope with a sketch of his life and strictures on his poetry. His comments on the poet's life were written in a severe, even hostile spirit. Bowles's estimate of Pope as a poet gave rise to a long controversy". (DNB) William Lisle Bowles, 1762 1850, was an English poet and critic. Bound in leather with gilt lettering. Externally, worn. There is significant wear to the extremities, including bumping and rubbing with loss. Some of the spine labels are missing, or partially missing. The bindings are generally tight and firm. The hinges are strained, or held by the cords only, and could possibly detach in the post, even after careful packaging. The front boards of volumes 1 and 10 are detached. Internally, generally firmly bound. The dedication page in volume 3 is detached. Page cxxxi of volume 1 has the lower right-hand corner missing, that does not affect the text. Pages have only intermittent browning, with occasional spotting, most prominent to the first and last few pages. Good Only. book.

First edition. [4], xi, [1], 111pp, [1]. With a half-title and an initial leaf of publisher's advertisements. Uncut in original publisher's buff paper boards, printed paper lettering-piece to spine. Lightly rubbed, chipping to spine. Recent book-label of Eric Gerald Stanley to FEP, scattered spotting. Presentation copy, inked inscription to head of half-title: 'With the Author's Respects / June 4th 1822'. The first edition, in original state, of a blank verse poem by Church of England clergyman William Lisle Bowles (1762-1850) that takes as its inspiration the rebellions of the Danes and earls against William the Conqueror. The work was not as favourably reviewed as his earlier efforts. The Eclectic Review (1823) wrote: 'We have that respect for Mr. Bowles as an old acquaintance, that would lead us to speak as favourably as we can of his present production; but the truth is, that he has attempted something above his reach. This, in a young writer, would bespeak a commendable ambition: in a veteran, it indicates a mistaken estimate of his powers'. Jackson p.481. Size: 8vo.

Contemporary polished tree calf bindings, twin gilt letter labels between four raised bands to the spines, gilt perimeter line to upper and lower boards, marble page edges and end papers. 8vo 9½'' x 6''. Twenty two paper guarded single-sided monochrome illustrations to the beginning of volume I. Pope was a London born poet, satirist, and translator of Homer. Bowles laid down certain canons as to poetic imagery which, subject to some modification, were later accepted, but were received at the time with strong opposition by admirers of Pope and his style. The controversy brought into sharp contrast the opposing views of poetry, which may be roughly described as the artificial and the natural. Bowles maintained that images drawn from nature are poetically finer than those drawn from art; and that in the highest kinds of poetry the themes or passions handled should be of the general or elemental kind, and not the transient manners of any society. The odd mark to the edges of a couple of volumes, light tanning to the paper with sporadic foxing to the end papers, hinges firm and tight, fading of the red Morocco titles labels to the spines, a handsome and scarce set. Member of the P.B.F.A. ENGLISH LITERATURE.

Unbound. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. "Third Edition, with Alterations, especially for the Pamphleteer." Title continues: "Whether Poetry be more immediately indebted to what is Sublime or Beautiful in the Works of Nature, or the Works of Art?" 61 pages. Disbound tract. Page dimensions: 216 x 136mm. Title leaf detached from remainder of text block. ; 8vo.

Letters to Lord Byron on a question of Poetical Criticism. To which are now first added the Letter to Mr. Campbell, as far as regards poetical criticism and the answer to the writer in the quarterly review, as far they relate to the same subject.London, Hurst, Robinso, and Co. Cheapside, 1822, 23,5 x 15,5 cm., hol. piel moderna, XXIV + 109 págs. + 1 h. + 108 págs. Literatura Universal.