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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. No Jacket. 5th or later Edition. USO:G1, This small book, 5.25 high by 3.25 inches wide, has 569 pp and book two, THE PRACTICE OF EXTRADORDINARIE DEVOTION, printed date 1633, ends a page 861,(1633) which is glued to the back cover, and will need a paper conservator to remove and repair it. Page 367 missing the margin, Full leather, four raised bands. The last page of the Directions is missing. On the verso of the General Table page is a hand written genealogy, "Children of Fr and Ann Maria Smith," and down the page until it lists "Ann Mary but born Jan 12, 1840 in America." AT THE END OF VOLUME ONE on the verso of 569, in beautiful very legible hand writing in ink is, "This book was presented to me Ann Maria Smith by my late beloved mother Mary Bown daughter of Ann Elborough whose maiden name was ANNE HANCOCK, written by herself on the top of the first page. The alteration of name was written by Wm Elborough, my late mother's father it is the particular request of A. M. Smith that this present book may be preserved in the family M 5th 1841." Foxing, wear, yet tight and in fair condition.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. First edition, rebound. 8vo (7.5"x6"). 24pp. Rebound in burgundy cloth with giltstamped title. Toned; foxing to title page. Printed on laid paper, manually typeset, annotated margins. Chipped corner to title page and page 3.

London, Bourne, 1636. Folio (285 x 200 mm). In contemporary full calf with five raised bands with red leather title-label with gilt lettering to spine. Two compartments with leather split in hinge. Light occassional marginal miscolouring, otherwise a fine copy. (20), 907 pp. The rare first printing of Featley's 21 of the sermons preached by him in the English ambassador's chapel in Paris. The work also contain a fine example of 'ars memorativa': "Perhaps the most instructive, because most explicit case of the arsmemorativa functioning both as a topic of discussion and structuring principle for homiletic discourse is Daniel Featley's Clavis Mystica (1636). Featley served as chaplain to Charles I. Although his sermons are by no means the apogee of the genre, his work exemplifies the commonplace attitude toward the interplay of mnemonic emblems and admonitory sermons in the seventeenth century" (www . biblicalcyclopedia . com) "Daniel Featley was educated as a chorister of Magdalen College. He was admitted scholar of Corpus Christi College 13 Dec. 1594, and probationer fellow 20 Sept. 1602. having taken his B.A. degree 13 Feb. 1601. He proceeded M.A. 17 April 1606, and became noted as a disputant and preacher. In 1607 he delivered an oration at the funeral of John Rainolds, president of Corpus, his godfather and benefactor. In 1610 and the two following years he was in attendance as chaplain upon Sir Thomas Edmondes [q. v.], the English ambassador at Paris, and was noticed for his fearless attacks upon the Roman Catholic doctrines and his disputations with the Jesuits." (DNB).

Printed for Nicholas Bourne, London 1626. 12mo [14 x 8 cm]. Engraved titleleaf to the first volume. [32]+764+(2)+(12)+58+(12) pages. Contemporary full calf binding, spine expertly restored. Traces after bookties. Bookplate inserted. Pp 97/98 and 561/562 with restoration to the margin, with no text loss. Nice, solid copy. * STC 10726; ESTC S118336. Scarce. According to the ESTC, no copy is to be found in North America.