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Good orig. maroon cloth, gilt. Heavy marking on title-page, text. 126 p.; front. (port.); 16 cm. (Library of Methodist biography) `the greatest man of middle Methodism' (p. 126) Marking by William Lamplough Doughty, Wesleyan scholar, with his signature on front pastedown. Binding is Hardcover.

Good orig. brown cloth, lacks spine. Joints firm. vi, [7]-100 p., advts. on p. [101]-04; 18.5 cm. From preface to the original 1869 edition: `I had always felt that there were two points which, by writers maintaining the sanctity of the Sabbath, had been left inconveniently obscure. Of these one was the actual nature of the Sabbath observance which prevailed among the Israelites under the Old Testament. The other was the period of transition between the resurrection of our Lord and the general spread of Christianity after the destruction of the Jewish commonwealth. I have endeavoured to bring both these points of inquiry into clear light, and to show their bearing on the argument. I believe that a pharisaic spirit in our Churches, and a rabbinical, and therefore anti-Christian, method of expounding the Law of the Sabbath, have done not a little harm to the holy cause of true Sabbath-keeping--have gone far towards bringing a reproach on the cause of Sabbath sanctity before the general public, and especially the working poor of our country. If High Church laxity has done harm in one way, the hyper-legalism and hard sanctimony of extreme Puritanical literalness have operated almost as injuriously in another way. At the same time I believe that the rest and worship of the Sabbath are among the most blessed of all institutions for the race, and are to be maintained on the basis of a Divine law--the fourth commandment.' Preface to the second edition: `All that I have done for this new edition is carefully to revise it. No alteration of importance has resulted from that revision. The position and aspects of the question today, so far as I can see, remain just as they were twelve years ago.'. 2nd edition. Binding is Hardcover.…

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Pamphlet. all countries. Presented to 75th annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. 43 p.; 21.5 cm. Good in chipped green wrapper, side-stitched into gray folder.

VG orig. blue cloth. on progress of universal Methodism during century since death of Wesley. xii, 238 p.; front. (port.); 20 cm. [First ed. 1875] Contents - Part I. Introductory--Wesley's biographers and critics -- Part II. Wesley's character and opinions in his earlier life to the period of his evangelical conversion: 1. his childhood and youth, 2. the collegian at Oxford, 3. John Wesley, Miss Kirkham, and Mrs. Pendarves (afterwards Mrs. Delany), 4. Wesley's theological views and religious character at Oxford (1731-1735), 5. Wesley in Georgia--Miss Hopkey, 6. Wesley's religious opinions and character in Georgia -- Part III. Wesley's conversion and his life-work as an evangelist: 1. Wesley's ritualism and mysticism before his evangelical conversion, 2. Wesley's evangelical conversion, 3. Wesley the preacher, 4. Wesley's itinerancy and persecutions, 5. Wesley's dealing with antinomian perversions of evangelical doctrine, 6. Wesley as the organiser of a new evangelical community -- Part IV. Wesley's intellectual powers, his disposition and character, and his later life: 1. Wesley as a thinker, 2. Wesley's disposition and character, 3. Wesley's later life and last days -- Part V. Supplementary--the progress of universal Methodism since the death of Wesley. Centenary ed. Binding is Hardcover.…

Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. Ernest Prarond (1821-1909), écrivain, historien. 2 L.A.S., sd & 8 juin 1874, 2p in-8. Dans la première, il regrette de ne pas pouvoir lui envoyer un exemplaire de son livre, publié chez Lemerre. La seconde est des remerciements pour un article. [397].

Softcover. 152 p.; 20.5 cm. [English text pr. in Calcutta review, in 1878; translated from his Linguistic and oriental essays, 7th series] VG, sewn, in lightly stained orig. wrapper. Cover-title.

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Binding copy. and schools. xvi, 212 p.; 20 cm. Fair, disbound. Edges of end leaves chipped. Lacks frontispiece.