Rivers Philip

Pater, Roger (pseudonym of Gilbert Roger Hudleston). Mystic Voices, being experiences of the Rev. Philip Rivers pater, Squire and Priest 1834-1913. (SIGNED COPY) Burns Oates & Washbourne 1923

Book Condition: Good First Edition INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY AUTHOR. " to D Stephen Rawlinson / from the author / G Roger (Pater) Hudleston." and with a long manuscript note on front pastedown explaining the relationship of the author to the recipient (they were both monks at Downside Abbey) and a brief history of the Abbey and the Hudleston family. Some bumping and edge wear, foxing to prelims. 251pp. Being experiences of the Rev. Philip Rivers Pater 1894-1913 . First published in 1923 and out of print until recently, this is a collection of stories chronicling the adventures of Father Philip Rivers Pater. Philip is a priest and squire who can hear voices from the subconscious, and sometimes, from the dead. This faculty can lead him down the road to mystical and supernatural adventure. "The 1920's saw the publication of two intriguing and now very rare books, Mystic Voices (1923) ...is of special interest as it concentrates on various supernatural experiences of Pater who is haunted (by) ghostly voices" [Ashley "Who's Who in Horror" pg.144] With a frontispiece. First Edition Hardback no dust wrapper

[SW: Psychics, Mediums and Spiritualism]

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Pater, Roger (pseudonym of Dom Roger Huddleston) [edited and with an introduction by David G. Rowlands] [Dust Wrapper artwork by Paul Lowe]: MYSTIC VOICES: BEING EXPERIENCES OF THE REVD PHILIP RIVERS PATER SQUIRE AND PRIEST 1834-1913, Ashcroft Ash-Tree Press 2001 ; fester Einband / hard cover; Schutzumschlag / dust cover; 1. Ed. ISBN: 1-55310-019-0
1-55310-019-0 As New

First edition thus. Limited to 500 copies. 187+ pages collecting 17 ghost stories revolving around Fr Philip Rivers Pater. New copy in Dust Wrapper. First Edition Thus As New Hard Cover; First Edition Thus

[SW: FR PHILIP RIVERS PATER SQUIRE-PRIESTS FICTION COLLECTION SHORT STORIES SUPERNATURAL HORROR FICTION GHOST STORIES]

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Jett, Philip (Text, w/selections); (Kenneth Brower, Editor): NAVAJO WILDLANDS : "As Long as the Rivers Shall Run" San Francisco, CA Sierra Club/Ballantine Books 1967 ; weicher Einband / soft cover; Schutzumschlag / dust cover; 1. Ed. ISBN: B0007E2IA4
B0007E2IA4 Near Fine PhilIp Hyde (Photographer)

Text/Bright, clean & Near New. Illustrated soft cover/NF w/trace wear & soiling. A monograph of Navajo Country. "As long as the rivers shall run and the grass shall grow," is a phrase used in many Indian treaties to convey the concept of "forever" in a manner both conquered tribes and the U.S. Government understood. This volume, with selected words from Willa Cather, Oliver la Farge and others, as well as from Navajo legends and songs, is illustrated with color photos by Philip Hyde. It is a book about Navajo land, about what man has done to it, and, for it, and what it has meant and can continue to mean if protected and cherished. First Edition, First Thus None as Issued Soft Cover; First Edition, First Thus

[SW: Ecologo/Nature/History/Navajo WildlandsNature/Ecology/Environment Narratives/Essays/Prose]

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Crowe, Philip K. SEA ISLAND OF GRIP, THE; ROROS AND THE FOURTH NIGHT WATCH; MALTA AND THE KNIGHTS; SALMON RIVERS OF SPAIN; FARMER AND A FISHERMAN, A, Ceylon/South Africa PhIlip K. Crowe 1971
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Six private newsletters by Philip K. Crowe, former ambassador to Ceylon and South Africa. Each has the note by the author, "This is a private report and is not for publication." SEA ISLAND OF GRIP, THE #34, Jan. 1971, 7pp.; ROROS AND THE FOURTH NIGHT WATCH #35, Feb. 1971, 8pp.; MALTA AND THE KNIGHTS # 37, Feb. 1971, 7pp.; SALMON RIVERS OF SPAIN # 40, April 1971, 7pp.; ETNE, THE # 49, July 19, 6pp.; A FARMER AND A FISHERMAN # 54, Sept. 1971, 6pp.. Pages show minor general soil; dog-ear on top page corner. [loc=Paper bin - Foreign Lands] No Jacket Loose Leaf 8 1/2 X 11 Newsletters

[SW: Crowe, Philip K. Crowe, Newsletter]

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