kidder rev (8 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket. 1st Edition. Includes 150*engravings, including two hand-coloured and 1*folding map. 630pp, publishers adverts. Rebound in green cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Slight shelf-wear to extremities. Endpapers renewed. Foxing to glassine protector before the title page, the title page and frontispiece are also foxed. Text-block and pages in very good condition with some toning.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Severe damage to spine. Pages are heavily yellowed and foxed.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Hardcover. First American Edition. Originally published in New Zealand in the Notices of the Wesleyan Missionary Society, and later in two volumes titled "First and Second Missionary Visits" published two years apart. This American edition combines both volumes and presents the text in a more uniform manner. This edition includes additional engraved illustrations (Preface to American Edition). Rev. Walter Lawry (1793 - 1859), a Methodist missionary born in England and later stationed in New Zealand, first visited Tonga in June of 1822, where he stayed for nearly a year. He returned about 25 years later to find that many of the tribes had converted to Christianity and were noticabley more peaceable and less "savage." His first journal details his return visit in 1847 and the second journal discusses his second return visit in 1850. These journals are particularly interesting as Lawry recounts his experiences during both his early 1822 visit as well as his later 1847 and 1850 visits, noting the substantial differences, which he (of course) attributes to the work of missionaries and acceptance of Christ. Includes graphic descriptions of violence he witnessed first hand (Preface). Bound in olive green cloth covered boards with gilt title and decoration to spine. Embossed design to both boards. A few small puncture marks to front joint, minor rubbing to boards, and minor wear to edges of boards and corners. Slight bumping to corners. Ex-library with three library bookplates to front pastedown and browning to rear endpapers from a removed library envelope. Embossed library stamp to title page. Occasional spots of foxing throughout, heaviest on first few pages. Includes map of FeeJee and friendly islands of the South Pacific as well as nine full page illustrations. 499 pages plus 4 pages of advertisements. SOPAC/061225.

Leather. Zustand: Very Good. None (illustrator). The Rev Richard Kidder's text against the Jewish religion. Part three here in the first edition of 1700. This lengthy work was published in three parts seperately with the first part in 1684. All three parts are very scarce. This work argues against the Jewish religion and promotes antisemitism values. Though controversial into its subject matter, the work acts as an interesting work of social history. This particular work is believed to have influenced the work of librettist Charles Jennens. Collated: Complete as stand alone Part III Rebacked in calf. Externally very smart with very slight rubbing to extremities. Age toning to front and rear free end papers. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally clean with spotting and age toning throughout. Very Good. book.

Zustand: VG. Boston 1866 6th ed, revised and enlarged. Lg.8vo., 639pp., steel engraved frontispiece, woodcuts in text, foldout map, index, green cloth. Top edge gilt. VG.

Portrayed in historical and descriptive sketches . illustrated by one hundred and fifty engravings. First edition. One folding map, frontispiece portrait, numerous in-text and full-page engravings. 8vo. Publisher's embossed green cloth, gilt title on spine, cloth slightly dust stained and internally with occasional defects such as stains and foxing. 630pp. Philadelphia, Childs & Peterson; Boston, Phillips, Sampson & Co.,  A handsome copy in the original cloth.

Philadelphia, Columbus, Ohio, Childs & Peterson, Follett, Foster & Co, 1857. Fort in-8, rel. de l'ép. demi-chagrin brun à coins bordés d'une roulette à froid, dos à nerfs, caissons à froid ornés d'un fleuron à froid au centre, titre doré, tr. teintées rouge ; 630- [5 ff.] pp., portrait de Dom Pedro II, empereur du Brésil au front., 150 gravures in et h.-t. d'après des dessins de végétaux, animaux, paysages, personnages, cartes etc. dont 2 pl. d'oiseaux rehaussées de couleurs, 1 grande carte dépl. (renforcée au ruban adhésif). Texte en anglais, importante appendice, étiquette ex-libris. Rare première édition. " Les auteurs (Missionnaires au Brésil) commencent par retracer les débuts méconnus de l'histoire du Brésil, puis décrivent en détail la culture et les coutumes du pays, abordant tous les aspects. Leurs récits de voyage à travers le pays leur permettent de décrire la faune et la flore si particulières du Brésil ainsi que ses paysages naturels exceptionnels, une description panoramique agrémentée de charmants dessins au trait. Cet ouvrage a été salué à juste titre dès sa parution et demeure une lecture essentielle et agréable pour quiconque s'intéresse au passé, au présent et à l'avenir du Brésil. " (Résumé de la réédition de 2006) /S104-105 Frottements au dos et aux coupes, un petit trou au mors sup., griffures et frottements aux plats, l'intérieur est frais avec qq. planches un peu brunies seulement.