Nicolson Rev a W (4 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 179 p. 18 cm. Green cloth hardcover with gold and black impression. Corners worn. Spine rough at head and tail. Boards rubbed. Hinges repaired. Foxing and small marks. Contents leaf is loose. This text is part of a surge in the genre of religious memoirs, in reaction to Methodist revival in Canada. While not autobiographical, it is a collection of memories collected by Rev. Nicholson in remembrance of Morrow.…

Cloth. Condition: Very Good. 179 pages. Brown cloth with decoration in gilt and black. Rubbing to head and foot of spine and corners of boards. Hinges and binding sound, 7 1/4" x 5".

Decorative Cloth. Condition: Good Minus. No Jacket. Believed First Edition. Dark blue cloth with black Art Nouveau floral scrolling decoration on front with gilt lettering. Spine has gilt lettering and decoration with black accents. Back is blindstamped with two embossed floral bands and floral symbol in the middle. Boards rubbed, and there is a one-inch section at the centre of the bottom front cover where the board is visible. These are the memoirs of James B. Morrow, a devout Methodist and nephew of shipping magnate, Samuel Cunard, and entrusted with running the firm when his uncle was travelling. 179 pp. Size: 5x7 in. Book.…

Gold & black stamped cloth. (viii),179 Pp. A memoir of this Halifax native which gives some insight into the social, religious and business scene in Halifax in the latter half of the 19th century. Among the people mentioned are Samuel Cunard, Francis Johnson, John S. MacLean, etc. Some light foxing to the margins of the preliminary leaf, ow very good.…