Edwards rev jonathan (4 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Fair. New York, n.d.; leather covered boards; no dust jacket; some bumping at corners; some edge wear; severe rubbing; scuffing/chipping on rear board so that board is exposed; small catalog mark on pastedown front endpaper; some foxing on interior pages but no markings; 24mo, 3 1/2" - 6" tall; 276 pages. …

Full Leather. Zustand: Good. 315pp. Brown leather with a gilt spine title on a burgandy band, hinges are worn, leather at the board edges bumped and chipped, spine leather chipped at the head and foot. Partial loss of the first flyleaf, previous owner's names on the flyleaves. Very minor foxing, otherwise the text is very clean and readable. MC. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. Hardcover. Brown leather over boards with gold lettering on red leather plate on spine and gold striping on spine. Title page dated 1828. 283 pages. In fair condition. Some wear to leather, particularly along edges. Boards exposed a bit through split and chipping leather at corners. Uneven discoloration to top fifth of front cover. Leather is cracked along hinges, front cover has detached almost completely, remaining connected at top cord. Back cover still connected along length of book. Spine is quite toned, though lettering is still readable and fairly vibrant. Aside from front endpaper still attached to cover, binding remains very secure. List of rules for the Library of the Theological Seminary of Virginia pasted to front attached endpaper. Pages are toned with heavy foxing throughout. Overall this copy shows its age but is in fine reading condition.…

Full calf. Zustand: Very good. Fourth Edition. Octavo, xi, 134pp, [1], 135-299pp, [1], 13pp, [1]. Period calf, title stamped in gilt on brown morocco label. Raised bands. Front hinge starting, but stable. Stable text block. Points of toning throughout text block. Notes in pencil, dedication on front free endpaper. Rear free endpaper removed. (Evans 22476) (Grolier Hundred, #11) (Sabin 21930) A solid example. Most scholars agree that the "profound originality, logical acumen, and critical discrimination in the use of terms," which characterize the Freedom of Will, entitle Edwards to be called the "first great philosophic intelligence in American history" ; this work is described by Thomas Johnson as "one of the few great books in English theology." (Grolier 100, #11) The first printing of "Freedom of Will" was published in 1754 in Boston by S. Keeland. The Fourth Edition of A Careful and Strict Inquiry into the Modern Prevailing Notions of that Freedom of Will by Rev. Jonathan Edwards, published in 1790. (illustrator).…