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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. unknown (no jacket visible). Third Printing, August 1956. The hardcover binding is intact and in good condition, with no visible dust jacket. The exterior shows minimal wear, with slight bumping on the spine edges. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or markings, maintaining the book's readability and aesthetic appeal. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: no dust jacket present. Third Printing, June 1957. The book is in good condition with a sturdy hardcover binding. There is no dust jacket present. The cover shows some signs of wear with minor scuffs and a noticeable scratch on the front. The interior pages are clean and free from inscriptions or markings, maintaining the integrity of the text.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. No Dust Jacket. 15mm missing to cloth at head of spine, 20mm missing to cloth at tail of spine. Spine and boards rubbed and faded. Front hinge broken. Some pencil marginalia. Some foxing. Corner clipped from front endpaper. Previous owner's inscription dated 1906 on front endpaper. A good rough working or reading copy.; xl, 363, [1 (blank)] pages + 8 pages advertisements. Cloth boards with gilt lettering on spine.Page dimensions: 217 x 137mm. Preface by E. B. Pusey on pages iii-xxxv. Text and footnotes in English. The complete Confessions of Saint Augustine in an English translation (13 books, complete in one volume). Augustine's "Confessions" were originally written in Latin, circa 397-400 CE.…

Hardback. Zustand: Very Good+. ~FULL DETAILS: Richard Waldo Sibthorp: Some Answer to the Enquiry; Why Are You Become a Catholic? In a Letter to a Friend (Charles Dolman, 1842, 51, (1)pp.) / William Dodsworth: Why Have You Become a Romanist? A Letter to the Rev. Richard Waldo Sibthorp, B. D.; Occasioned by his Letter Entitled "Some Answer to the Inquiry, Why Are You Become a Catholic?" (James Burns, 1842, 32pp) / William Palmer: An Examination of the Rev. R. W. Sibthorp's Reasons for his Secession from the Church (John Henry Parker, 1842, 33, (3)pp) / Walter Farquar Hook: Reasons for Contributing Towards the Support of an English Bishop at Jerusalem, Stated in a Letter to a Friend (J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842, 40pp) / James R. Hope: The Bishopric of the United Church of England and Ireland at Jerusalem, Considered in a Letter to a Friend (C. J. Stewart, 1841, 81, (1)pp) / John Sinclair: Letter to a Member of Parliament on National Education (J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842, 38, (2)pp) / Gilbert F. Mathison (attrib.): How Can the Church Educate the People? The Question Considered with Reference to the Incorporation and Endowment of Colleges for the Middle and Lower Classes of Society. In a Letter Addressed to the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, by a Member of the National Society (Francis and John Rivington, 1844, iv, 3-131, (1)pp) / F. D. Maurice: On Right and Wrong Methods of Supporting Protestantism. A Letter to Lord Ashley, Respecting a Certain Proposed Measure for Stifling the Expression of Opinion in the University of Oxford (John W. Parker, 1843, 24, (2)pp) / Charles James: Three Sermons on the Church, Preached in the Parish Church of St. James, Westminster, during Lent, M DCCCXLII (B. Fellowes, 1842, (2), 76pp) / E. B. Pusey: The Holy Eucharist a Comfort to the Penitent. A Sermon Preached before the University, in the Cathedral Church of Christ, in Oxford, on the Fourth Sunday after Easter (John Henry Parker, 1843, viii, 93, (3)pp) / Thomas John Hussey: The Christian Obligation to the Poor, of a Sacramental Character. A Sermon Preached at Chelmsford, on Monday, March 4, 1844 (John W. Parker, 1844, 16pp). ~10 pamphlets, dating between 1841 and 1844, freshly rebound in dark blue cloth, gilt title and ruling to spine. Replacement white endpapers; original green/grey free endpapers bound in. All edges speckled red, top edges toned. Front endpage inscribed in old hand with list of the pamphlets bound up in this volume, omitting (inadvertently?) only James, 'Three Sermons'. Signatures in old hand to top margin of some title pages. Title page of 'Letter to a Member of Parliament' inscribed 'from the author'(?). Authorship of 'How Can the Church Educate the People?' taken from Copac and title page inscription. Pusey's sermon, 'The Holy Eucharist a Comfort to the Penitent', was controversial enough in the climate of the 1840s that it saw him suspended from his duties as a university preacher for two years; the condemned sermon went on to sell 18,000 copies. Sibthorp converted back and forth from Anglicanism to Catholicism several times. ~Robust packaging. All UK orders trackable, others on request. Used books are exempt from USA tariffs. Size: c. 650pp. …