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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In 'Antichrist; Papal, Protestant, and Infidel, an Estimate of the Religion of the Times,' John Riland presents a detailed examination of the concept of the Antichrist as it relates to various forms of religious and anti-religious thought. This historical work, originally published in 1828, delves into the origins and characteristics of the Roman Catholic system, arguing for its connection to broader trends within nominal Christianity and its antithetical relationship to true Christian faith.

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First edition, second issue, inscribed on the title page "From the author to R. M. B. Lany[?] Oct 6. 1837". The book purports to be an edited manuscript written by an unknown plantation heir, born in 1778, who became horrified with slavery after returning from his studies at Oxford aboard a slave ship via Africa. His book laid bare the violence of slavery in the colonies and appealed to Christian audiences to join the growing movement for its abolition. Though it has been frequently cited as an account of slavery by modern historians, it is apparently fictional, and much of the detail was taken from other authors (see Burstein). John Riland, purportedly the editor, was curate of Yoxall in Staffordshire. The work was first published in 1827 and re-issued here four years after the abolition of slavery within the British Empire. This issue adds new preliminaries, an advertisement noting the accession of Queen Victoria and that recent elections had "produced another crisis in the history of the Abolition of Negro Slavery", and an address to the colonial secretary, Lord Glenelg, appealing for an amelioration of the "apprenticeship" system for formerly enslaved people, which prolonged slavery under another name. Sabin 71390. Miriam Elizabeth Burstein, "A forgotten novel: John Riland's Memoirs of a West-India Planter", in Slavery & Abolition, vol. 41, no. 3, 2020. Duodecimo. Uncut in original brown quarter cloth, printed paper label, blue paper-covered sides. Contemporary booklabel of Dissenters' Old Meeting House, Scarborough to title verso and their inscription to title; late 19th-century label of United College, Bradford to front pastedown; 19th-century pencilled note of appointment of George Napier as commander in chief of Cape Town to front pastedown. A little worn with loss to spine label, slightly soiled and shaken, still a very good copy.

London 1853, 308 pp. (libr.stamps,lacks spine) m160.