Published by London: printed by 1824., Luke Hansard, for T. Cadell, 1824
Seller: Alec R. Allenson, Inc., Westville, FL, U.S.A.
Hardcover. New edition. 5 vol. set, as far as completed by the brothers; 21.5 cm. Contents: Volume the first: containing the three first centuries. xi, 552 p. -- Volume the second: containing the fourth and fifth centuries. viii, 549 p. -- Volume the third: containing the sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth,eleventh, and twelfth centuries; also part of the thirteenth century, which includes the history ofthe Waldenses to the reformation. viii, 511 p. -- Volume the fourth: containing the remainder of the thirteenth century; also the fourteenth, fifteenth, and part of the sixteenth centuries. xix, 628 p. -- Volume the fifth: containing a continuation of the sixteenth century. With a copious index to the five volumes. xii, 677 p. (index, added to this edition, p. [589]-677) -- [First printed at York, 1794-1809 in 4 vols. (vol. 4 edited on the plan and in part from the manuscripts, with additions to 1530, and corrections, by Isaac Milner] -- John Henry Newman's account: `Now I come to two other works, which produced a deep impression on me in the same autumn of 1816, when I was fifteen years old, each contrary to each, and planting in me the seeds of an intellectual inconsistency which disabled me for a long course of years. I read Joseph Milner's Church History, and was nothing short of enamoured of the long extracts from St. Augustine and the other Fathers which I found there. I read them as being the religion of the primitive Christians: but simultaneously with Milner I read Newton on the Prophecies, and in consequence became most firmly convinced that the Pope was the Antichrist predicted by Daniel, St. Paul, and St. John.' (Apologia, 1864, p. 62 f.) Good calf sides, lacks spines of vols. 2-5. Scattered foxing.