192 p.; 22 cm. (Gifford lectures, Glasgow ; 1959-60) [Series 2, 1960-61: Philosophical analysis of modern physics,not published] Good black binder's cloth. Slight foxing.

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Title: The relevance of science : [series 1] creation and cosmogony.
Publisher: Collins, 1964., London:
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 1st edition

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Our business, established in Chicago in 1924 and relocated in Naperville Illinois, was moved to the Florida Panhandle in 1980. Our main warehouse, with a mile of double shelving and open by appointment, includes stock for sale --around 20% so far on line -- together with special collections in Anglicanism (with special strength in the Oxford or tractarian movement and editions of John Henry Newman, Bible texts and commentaries, lectureships and monographic series, the philosophy of religion, the Reformed tradition, and antiquarian theology before 1840. Please try a keyword search (we suggest truncating, e.g. Anglic*) on these or other words of your choosing.

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Alec R. Allenson, Inc.
1307 Highway 179A, Westville, FL, 32464-3045, U.S.A.

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Books requested will be held for two weeks (international, for three weeks). Directly we can receive payment through AbeBooks, by check or draft on a U.S. bank, or through PayPal. Books ordered by libraries can be sent with an enclosed invoice. Payment in euros or pounds sterling can be arranged. Our U.S. employer identification no. (EIN) is 36-0814540. The firm is registered as a domestic corporation in the state of Illinois (file no. D 2079-867-0; showing 1,040 shares of common stock with a pa...

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