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Hardcover, no dust jacket. Heavy (in spots) pencil underlining and markings. Ex-library. Slightly shaken. Slightly edge worn and rubbed boards with some fading. 541 pages. 541 pp.

Zustand: Very Good. 319 pp., hardcover, previous owner's stamp to top edge, else very good. - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good+. 1st ed. ex-University College London but only their square stamps bottom t.p.'s, 1st 2 vols have sm.personal stamp of G.H.Starling top fr. free endpaper, Vol.6 has his sm.pencilled sig. Internally clean & tight & have found no other internal markings (but obviously have not scrutinised every page!). Covers with brown cloth spine and grey boards are generally quite clean, some sp.labels seriously rubbed, sp.ends Vols 1 & 2 rubbed w.sl.top chipping; sm dent sp.Vol.3; fr. joint rubbed by sp.label Vol.4; nick top sp.Vol.5; rubbing top sp.& chafing to beck joint by sp.label, Vol.6; 2 nicks top sp.Vol.7; Vols 8 & 9 not significantly worn. Ward & Rivers co-edited Vols 1-3, Rivers & Myers Vols.4-5, Myers alone thereafter. Somewhat intermittent appearance, esp. after 1913, meant that some volumes covered more than one year (and in any case full years ran across calender years). An extremely important run covering the first modern phase of British Psychology and the British Psychological Society (which was radically re-organised in 1919). Virtually all the 'big names' in the discipline at the time (such as the editors, McDougall, Lloyd Morgan & Spearman) appear, often several times, plus early appearances by e.g. Flugel, T.H.Pear, psychoanalyst Ernest Jones, F.C.Bartlett and William Brown. Vol.2 inc. James Fraser's copiously illustrated 'New Visual Illusion of Direction' introducing a 'spiral illusion' and apparent distortions of a circle. Also included reports of B.P.S. meetings etc. Despite minor cover faults an excellent and still attractive set, one may though regret absence of bound-in orig. covers. Nett weight is c. 9.2 kg so allow for substantial, if slightly negotiable, postage.…

Hardcover. 1st edition. Vols. I, II, and IV/1-2 in 4 bindings; 22 cm. I The shaping of American religion, 1961. [5], 514 p.: The Protestant movement and democracy in the United States / H. Richard Niebuhr - Catholicism in the United States / Henry J. Browne - Judaism in the United States / Oscar Handlin - Religions on the Christian perimeter / A. Leland Jamison - Theology in America: a historical survey / Sydney E. Ahlstrom - From the covenant to the revival / Perry Miller - Religion and modernity, 1865-1914 / Stow Persons - Religion and science in American philosophy / James Ward Smith - Tradition and experience in American theology / Daniel D. Williams -- II Religious perspectives in American culture, 1961. [5], 427 p.: Religion and education in America / Will Herberg - Religion and law in America / Wilber G. Katz - American religion and American political attitudes / William Lee Miller - The state, the church, and the lobby / Dayton D. McKean - The church and techniques of political action / R. M. Darrow - The religious novel as best seller in America / Willard Thorp - The place of the Bible in American fection / Carlos Baker - Religious poetry in the United States / Richard P. Blackmur - Religious music in America / Leonard Ellinwood - Religious expression in American architecture / Donald Drew Egbert -- IV A critical bibliography of religion in America / by Nelson R. Burr, 1961. [2 vols.] parts 1 and 2. xx, 541 p.; parts 3, 4, and 5. xv, [543]-1219 p. -- [Vol. III Religious thought and economic society: the European background, assigned to Jacob Viner, did not appear as part of this set; four chapters were published as a fragment in 1978] Good ex-lib. set in orig. slate buckram.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Limited edition of 200 copies by subscription, of which this set is numbered A1 and signed by James Ward, co-editor. Two volume record of marriages from 1566 to 1813 in VG crisp clean and bright internal order with just occasional foxing to text, moreso to block edge. Some pages uncut. Quarter vellum with black and red titling to spine, with pale green paper-covered boards, dulled and marked. 8vo. v1: xiv + 256pp; v2: 308pp. Signed by Author(s).…