penn william barclay robert (14 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 0.45.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Three separately paginated works, each with a separate title page, in one volume. Octavo. pp. [8] [1] 2-88; [i-ii] iii-vii [viii], 1-111 [112 (blank)]; [1-2] 3-24. Bound in early 19th century sheep with gilt stamped black titling label on the spine. The binding is worn with moderate partial splitting to the outer joints, some toning and staining to the margins at the front and back, one leaf (pp. 1-2) has a two-inch tear to the edge (affecting about a quarter inch of the letterpress), good. Contains the seventh edition of William Penn's classic work, *A Brief Account of the Rise and Progress of the People called Quakers* and two other definitive treatises on the Quakers. A scarce early Delaware imprint. *Evans* 18083; Rink, *Printing in Delaware 1761-1800*.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Crown 8vo (7 ½" x 4 ½"), pp. (4), (1)-88; viii, (1)-111, (1) blank; (1-2), 3-24. General title & separate titles for each treatise. A Brief Account of the Rise and Progress of the People Called Quakers" by Wm. Penn, 7th edition; The Anarchy of the Ranters, and Other Libertines; The Hierarchy of the Romanists, and other Pretended Churches by Robert Barclay; An Epistle to the National Meeting of Friends, in Dublin by Joseph Pike. Good+ copy in old sheep professionally re-backed. Sheets age toned & with occasional stains, stray marks on front free endpaper, but text clean, unmarked, complete. Evans 18083. Rink, Printing in Delaware 1761-1800, 1969, #175 (Three Treatises.), #162 (Barclay), # 173 (Penn), #174 (Pike). Sabin 59682. H7506.

Hardcover. Quarto, xxxviii, [16], 908, [16] pages. In Very Good Condition. Fully bound in brown leather, spine rebound with red label and gilt lettering. Boards are contemporary brown leather and show shelfwear and bumped corners. Front panel has been repaired near the foredge and is mildly warped on half closest to spine. Text block interior intermittently age toned with light foxing. Light penciling on several pages from previous owner. Several pages have torn corners and light edgewear. Shelved case 4. Includes testimony written by William Penn during his time serving as governor of Pennsylvania. OCLC: 1012012712. 1377307. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. The Concurrence & Unanimity Of the People Called Quakers; In Owning and Asserting the principal Doctrines of the Christian Religion; Demonstrated in the Sermons or, Declarations, of Several of their Publick Preachers, Namely: Mr. Robert Barclay, Mr. George Whitehead, Mr. John Bowater, Mr Charles Marshall, Mr. William Bingley, Mr. John Butcher, Mr. James Park, Mr. William Dewsberry, Mr. Francis Camfield, Mr. William Penn, Mr. Richard Ashby, Mr. Samuel Waldenfield, Mr. John Vaughton, and Mr. Francis Stamper. Exactly taken in Short hand, as they were Delivered by them at their Meeting-Houses, in Grace-Church-Street, Devonshire-House, St Martins-le-Grand, St. John's-Street, Wheeler-Street, and Ratcliff, in and about London. And now Faithfully Transcribed and Published; With the Prayer at the end of each Sermon. An original first edition printing of a now scarce 17th Century Quaker publication. Published by Nath. Crouch, at the Bell in the Poultry, near Cheapside (London), 1694. Bound in a fine modern calf leather binding with incised line decals and raised bands to spine. With burgundy and gilt title label to spine. Binding with just light scuffing. Corners al still crisp and firm. Binding of contents is sound with modern plain endpapers with some mild offset spotting. Text pages are good overall, with some faults. Overall text is generally clean and clear. Title page is age discolored with nibbled margins. Occasional nibbled edge or small worm trail. Pages 125-138 have nibbled and frayed vertical edge with some marginal losses to edge of text. 2cm marginal tear to p. 141 and some staining to p. 142. Pages 205-212 also have nibbled vertical edge with marginal losses. Final text page p.212 has a central enclosed tear of around 7cm. We believe the book should have p.213 as its final page according to library records, so it appears that this page is missing. Despite the listed faults, the book still presents well, and provides a rare opportunity to acquire this scarce original 1694 first edition. Title Page + 1-79pp + 90-212pp. There are no stated page numbers 80-89, but this is as expected and was issued in this manner. p. 213 is absent. What should be numbered p.158 and p.159 are wrongly headed p.142 &p.143 (as issued). Approximate dimensions: 168mm high x 107mm wide x 20mm deep. Weight approximately 224g. Many more photographs available on request.

Zustand: Acceptable. James Adams (reprinted) Wilmington 1783 Binding: Hardcover full calf boards. boards and spine are rubbed, foxed, and soiled. corners, spine ends, and extremities are bumped and worn. boards are beginning to separate from spine. spine bands are worn away. flyleaves and text pages are foxed. endpapers are chipped and torn. $NRP.

Zustand: Contemporary speckled calf. 3 parts in one, with general title as above and each part with its own title. [8], 88, vii, [1], 111, [1], 24 pp. 8vo. Includes William Penn's A Brief Account of the Rise and Progress of the People called Quakers. Evans 18083; Rink 162, 173-1785; ESTC W28305; Smith II, p. 462 3 parts in one, with general title as above and each part with its own title. [8], 88, vii, [1], 111, [1], 24 pp. 8vo.

First American edition, 8vo, pp. [8], 88; vii, [1], 111, [1]; 24; each section with a separate title page; internally clean; some scuffing but generally a very good, sound copy in full contemporary sheep. With the early American bookplate of Betty Hunt, Rehoboth, Mass. printed on yellow paper. Contains: A Brief Account of the Rise and Progress of the People Called Quakers. 7th ed. By William Penn; The Anarchy of the Ranters, and Other Libertines. By Robert Barclay; and, An Epistle to the National Meeting of Friends, in Dublin, Concerning Good Order and Discipline in the Church. Written by Joseph Pike. Evans 18083.