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Softcover(Saddle-stitched). Condition: Good Condition. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Second Edition. Pamphlet, professionally inserted in plain wrappers, a little foxing, number in ink top of title page. This work is an important contribution to Episcopal/Congregational discourse. Size: 8vo. 34 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1 pound or less. Category: Religion & Theology; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Journal Reprint. 51 page controversial "charge" by the then Episcopalian Bishop of the Diocese of Connecticut. Inked name atop front cover, light edge wear, cover fading, light foxing within. Paper.

Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 442 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Condition: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 414 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

The Religious Tract Society. Soft covers. Pamphlet - Good. Disbound. Pages 75-96.

First Edition. 8vo, pp. 348 Frontispiece, (includes a long index). Bound in rubbed 3/4 leather, a very good copy. Early presentation on the end paper. The book is divided into 11 sections which contain over 300 articles.

Pamphlet. 34 p.; 22 cm. The fourth of his episcopal charges. `Periods of hostility and persecution demand a double portion of self-government, as well as of zealous exertion. Perhaps there has been no time, since the organization of our branch of the Church in this country, when so general and so violent a hostility has been arrayed against it. Week after week, we may read columns of misrepresentation and abuse, poured out from its various periodicals, against the Church of our affections, and calls upon all the incongruous sects to unite in a general crusade against "Popery, Puseyism, and Prelacy." . I know not whether it is but a revival of that austere spirit of Puritanism which warred against the Church at the time of the Reformation, which received a new hue of prejudice at the period of the American Revolution, and which has been aroused into fresh hostility by discussions recently commenced at an English University, and which are supposed to be peculiarly subversive of its principles. Whatever may be the cause, the fact seems evident, that the Episcopal Church is about to sustain a vigorous assault from the various sects of dissenters; while, at the same time, the partizans of the Romish Church, the common enemies of all Protestants, are watching the onset with a vigilant eye; fomenting the hostility, and using the same jesuitical arts, which that Church formerly tried in England, to "divide and conquer," and thus break down the only portion of Protestantism which they view with alarm.' (p. 4 f.) -- [Following a hostile review in the New Englander for Jan. 1844, he replied with `New-Englandism not the religion of the Bible', 1844] Good, side sewn, in orig. green wrapper. Moderate foxing.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. With remarks on the perilous position of her members, and especially of apostates to her communion; to which is added, A Copious Index of Illustrative Notes. Hard cover with titles within rather damaged cream paper plate on black/dark green cloth spine, and grey paper boards; cover wear is mostly confined to worn corners. The book has viii, 256 pages and includes a letter addressed to Mr Drummond dated November 1857, and although unsigned appears to be possibly from the author. Published by Hatchards in 1856 this 1st edition is in good to very good condition with a most interesting letter included. Signed by Author(s).

Full Calf. Condition: Good+. First Edition. viii, 392pp, full calf, semi-raised wide bands, spine divided into five panels, title in gilt to second panel, blind stamped bishops mitre to first panel, blind stamped cross to third and fourth, and crown and initial device to fifth, covers with central crown and initial device in gilt framed by triple fillet and volute corner pieces in blind, surrounded by flower and leaf roll in blind, with gilt single fillet border, gilt roll to edges and inner edges, a.e.g. Very slightly rubbed to extremities, small white spot to fourth panel of spine, internally some very occasional light spotting and browning, but generally clean. From the library of Earl Eldon, with his name and bookplate to reverse of front endpaper Size: 8vo.

, Volume I. viii 1-309 [1] pages, plus a Review of Dr. Zachary Grey's Defence, &c. xxii [3] iv-xiv 1-81[1] pages at the back, Volume II. [4] 3-427 [21] pages, contains An Examen of Mr.Echard's History of the Reigns of Henry VIII, Edward VI, Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, James I, Charles I, Charles II, James II Second Edition , original/contemporary covers showing some wear, light chipping on corners, head and tail of the spine and the edges, repaired hinges, book plates to the front paste downs, internally very good and neat, attractive books in good condition , bound in calf with blind stamped boards, five raised bands and gilt titles to the spines octavo 20 x 13cm Hardback ISBN:

, 33 essays, some have an illustrated title page. Including: The Rise and Progress of Popery; The Fathers; Only Sacrifice for Sin; Tradition Would Set Aside the Bible; The Rule of Faith; Downward Paths; Extracts from the Fathers; A Village in the Mountains; The Testimony of History Against the Church of Rome; The Roman Catholic Priest; The Will-Forgers; Letters of Some Converts from the Church of Rome; The Church of Rome Guilty of Idolatry; The Romish Doctrine of Transubstantiation; The Marks of a True Church; The Young Teachers; The Irish Village Poet; The Irish Schoolmaster. First Editions , head of spine slightly bumped, spine a little creased, paper worn in places on boards and at board edges, corners bumped, rear hinge split - book block is still tight, front free endpaper missing top corner and signed by a previous owner, leather stains on endpapers and prelims, last page is loose at the bottom, occasional light foxing throughout book block, in very good condition , quarter bound in polished calf and marbled paper, blindtooled decoration to boards, 4 raised bands with gilt borders and gilt title on green morocco title label to spine, speckled book block edge , 12mo, 18 x 10.5 cm Hardback ISBN:

Condition: Good. Full page "brasse" plate with 6 heresies + scenes of repentance & destruction + 7 half-page engraved portraits of "heretics" or "sectaries". Octavo handsome tan roan on 5 raised bands with red gilt titled spine label (covers re-attached). Facing engraved titlepage is a listing of the Sectaries & some contents of the text. Printed title says "added this year 1661 many new additions not heretofore extant in print together with brasse plates of the most eminent Sectaries", +[22]pp prelims {inc. publisher's account of author's life & material added to this 1661 edition) +279pp +[18]pp (Postscript, index and publisher's catalogue), collated complete. Coat of arms of Andrew Robert Vaughan Daubeney (1873-1971) on pastedown, 1 leaf with 2 ink crossings out and 2 marginal ink "corrections". Frontispiece and facing page are a bit squeezed into gutter and the plate is cropped at fore-edge, but otherwise all margins are good and side notes are not cropped. A nice copy with some signs of use. Highlights include chapters on Brownists and Quakers. There is a plate of an Adamite on p117. *Pagitt (or Pagit) was a committed Royalist. This 6th (posthumous) edition is the last publication of his most notable work, with many more pages of new material, and portrait plates added by the publisher William Lee after his 5th edition. The last section, with portrait of James Naylor (1618-1660), notably says "The Quaker is an upstart branch of the Anabaptists, lately sprung up, but thickest set in the North parts; the body of this Heresie is composed and made up out of the dregs of the common people" (Referenced by ESTC R24442, Wing CD-Rom 1996 P181). 1 volume. Hardcover.