College chaplain (13 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. xiv, 124, [1] p.; 21 cm. VG orig. tan cloth in dj. `Reading copy' stamp on front edge.

Softcover. 124 p.; 18.5 cm. VG, sewn, in illus. brown wrapper.

Good ex-lib. orig. brown cloth. [2], [vii]-viii, 318 p.; 18.5 cm. [First printed in 1862]. Binding is Hardcover.

Pamphlet. 63 p.; 18 cm. (Higher education broadsheets ; 3) Published for the University Teachers' Group. VG, stapled, in lt. edgeworn orig. brown wrapper.

Hardcover. xi, 338 p.; 19 cm. Includes index. (St. Giles lectures ; 5th series, 1884-85) [First printed in 1885] Good ex-lib. maroon cloth. Spine ends frayed, margins chipped.

Softcover. 15 p.; 22 cm. - On John 12, 4-6. Good, side stitched, with fragments of olive brown wrapper.

Fair orig. brown cloth covers, lacks backstrip. xi, 413 p.; 19.5 cm. Sketches of Luther, Latimer, and Knox extended; analytical contents and index added. [1st ed. 1859]. 2nd edition. Binding is Hardcover.

VG orig. violet cloth, red page edges. Ffep torn. 266 p.; 18 cm. [reset from London, 1864 edition]. Binding is Hardcover.

G ex-lib maroon cloth, spine recovered. Unopened, pages brittle. xiv, [1], 444 p.; 23 cm. Binding is Hardcover.

VG lt. spotted orig. blue cloth. xii, 431 p.; 19.5 cm. (Burnett treatise, 1854. Second prize). 1st U.S. edition. Binding is Hardcover.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket, as Issued. First Edition. School prize binding, presented by the author. Two-page prefatory note by the author written at S. John's College, Oxford, S. Catherine's Day, 1899. ***Very good in black full-leather boards with gilt floral decorative tooled borders, edges and inner borders, and gilt decorative tooled compartmented spine with gilt titles to red leather label to second compartment of spine. Armorial gilt shield embossed to front board. All edges of text-block colour-marbled. Colour-marbled front and rear free endpapers and pastedowns. School Prize book plate to front board: Burford Grammar School , Christmas 1901 Scripture Prize presented by the Rev. W. H Hutton presented to H. J. Edmond by Henry J. Piggot, Headmaster. ***Corners and head and tail of boards slightly rubbed. Boards slightly rubbed. Small scuffs to leather of rear board. Boards clean. Pages clean. Spine tight. ***174 mm x 124mm. 3xi prelim-pages including prefatory note by the author and contents to the fore plus 300 pages including index to the rear. ***Chapters: I. The Church Before the Norman Conquest; II. The Church in the Middle Ages; III. The Reformation; IV. The Church Under The Stewarts; V. The Church in the Eighteenth Century; VI. The Nineteenth Century; Chronological Table of Important Events, Affecting the History of the Church in Great Britain; English Kings, Archbishops, and Bishops of London; Index. ***First printing of the true first edition, extremely hard to find especially in original full-leather gilt decorative bordered boards. A handsome full leather School Prize gilt binding. ***For all our books, postage is charged at cost, allowing for packaging: any shipping rates indicated on ABE are an average only: we will reduce the P & P charge where appropriate - please contact us for postal rates for heavier books and sets etc.…

Zustand: Very good. London, August 15, 1927 / Switzerland, August 16 and September 29, 1927., 1927. Very good. - Substantial signed letters and material in support of a series of American lectures on poets and poetry by the former Archdeacon of Malta and Continental Representative on the General Council of The Poetry Society Franklyn Lushington to be managed by the Pond Lecture Bureau under the auspices of The Poetry Society. The material consists of: 1. A substantial typed letter signed by the founder and director of The Poetry Society Galloway Kyle to "The Manager, The Pond Lecture Agency". In his letter, densely typed on 10 inch high by 7-7/8 inch wide golden yellow "The Poetry Society" stationery dated "15th August, 1927" Galloway Kyle outlines American lectures which Franklyn Lushington has been invited to give under the auspices of The Poetry Society, and seeking the services of James B. Pond's Pond Lecture Bureau as manager. "Linley Gordon, the head of the Committee for the interchange of preachers . who is responsible for this preaching invitation, suggests that instead of our leaving his Poetry Society work to our local members and groups in the United States we should place it in your hands with the hope you can arrange some general engagements for a Lecture Tour at and about the above mentioned towns and dates." Following a list of significant supporters, Kyle extols Lushington's merits "He is an easy, fluent speaker with a very deep and comprehensive acquaintance with the best in poetry of all times and has the further advantage of a freak memory which enables him to reproduce at a moment's notice thousands of lines of Greek, Latin and English Poetry." Signed "Galloway Kyle". 2. A substantial 8-page Autograph Letter Signed by Franklyn Luchington to James B. Pond, dated August 16, 1927 from Chalet Perce Neige Chateau d'Oex, Switzerland. The letter is densely penned on 8 sides of two 6-7/8 inch high by 5-1/4 inch wide folded sheets of light gray paper. "Your name has been given to me by Mr. Linley Gordon. I have been asked by the Director of 'The Poetry Society' to give a series of lectures in USA under the auspices of the Society -And almost simultaneously I have been invited by the Council of the Interchange of Preachers of USA & Great Britain through Mr. Linley Gordon of New York to preach in New York on Dec 11th, Philadelphia on Dec 18th, Washington Dec 25th." After listing his known itinerary, he inquires "Perhaps you will be good enough to advise me whether you will be able to arrange the whole tour for me." He goes on to mention financially successful lectures he has given on Browning, Tennyson and Shelley, among others. Signed "F. deW. Lushington". 3. A typed proposal for lectures by Franklyn Lushington on the light gray 10-1/4 inch high by 8-1/8 inch wide "The Poetry Review" New York chapter stationery. The proposal lists dates for lectures in New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Boston, and Chicago with subjects on "the life and writings of any one of the following poets / Matthew Arnold, Robert Browning, Keats, Rudyard Kipling, Shelley, Tennyson." 4. A 4-page Autograph Letter Signed by Franklyn Lushington penned from Switzerland on four sides of 7 inch high by 5-1/2 inch wide "Perce-Neige Chateau-d'Oex" stationery. Dated September 29, 1927, Lushington has yet to hear back from Pond. "I hope the fact that neither the Director of the Poetry Society nor I have received any reply from you to the letters addressed to you on the 15th & 17th of August respectively means that you have been able to arrange some lectures for me. Otherwise I should be unable to understand your delay in replying." He goes on to elaborate "I will therefore, in these circumstances confidently appeal to you to try even at this last hour to arrange through some of the women's clubs in the 5 cities mentioned above - at least one meeting." Signed "F. deW. Lushington". Folded for mailing, the front edge of the last leaf is darkened with a short tear to the front.…

Disbound. Zustand: Good. Disbound with no covers, title page browned , mild foxing and a few creased corners else contents in nice condition, 37pp (This is an Original 1682 Printing and not a modern copy or POD ).