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Hardcover. xii, 622 p.; front. (port.); 22.5 cm. Contents -- I Scientific papers (1869-1873) I. Theory of geometrical reasoning (February 1, 1869); II. Hegel and the metaphysics of the fluxional calculus (May 17, 1869); III. On the flow of electricity in conducting surfaces (February 21, 1870); IV. Note on Professor Bain's theory of Euclid I. 4 (June 6, 1870); V. Dr. Stirling, Hegel, and the mathematicians (April 1873) -- II Early theological essays (1868-1870) I. Prophecy and personality: a fragment (January 1868); II. Christianity and the supernatural (Jan. 1869); III. The work of a theological society (Nov. 1869); IV. The question of prophecy in the critical schools of the Continent (April 1870) -- III Early Aberdeen lectures (1870-1874) I. What history teaches us to seek in the Bible (November 1870); II. Extracts from early lectures (1870-1872); III. The fulfilment of prophecy (January 1871); IV. The place of the Old Testament in religious instruction (September 1871); V. Introductory lecture on the psalms (1872) -- IV Later Aberdeen lectures (1874-1877) I. The place of theology in the work and growth of the church (March 1875); II. Two lectures on prophecy (June 1876); III. On the study of the Old Testament in 1876 (July 1877); IV. On the poetry of the Old Testament (July 1877) -- V Arabian studies (1880-1881) I. Animal tribes in the Old Testament (July 1880); II. A journey in the Hejaz (1881) -- VI Reviews of books: I. Wellhausen's Geschichte Israels (May 17, 1879); II. Renan's Histoire du peuple d'Israel (1887) VG orig. olive cloth, backstrip faded. …

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Disbound. 1st edition. Five large pamphlets (The libel: ex-lib., with heavy WITHDRAWN stamp on title-page; the others unmarked); 21 cm. [1] The libel against Professor William Robertson Smith. Report of proceedings in the Free Church Presbytery of Aberdeen, February 14, to March 14, 1878. With Form of libel. [Aberdeen: n.pub.] 1878. 127 p.; 21 cm. - includes Draft form of libel, on p. [3]-12. [Based on article 'Bible' in Encyclopaedia Britannica, 9th ed., v. 3, 1875] -- [2] Answer to the Form of libel now before the Free Church Presbytery of Aberdeen / by W. Robertson Smith. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1878. 64 p.; 21 cm. - 'Laid before the Free Church Presbytery of Aberdeen, on 12 February, 1878.' -- [3] Additional answer to the libel : with some account of the evidence that parts of the Pentateuchal law are later than the time of Moses / by W. Robertson Smith. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1878. 88 p.; 21 cm. -- [4] Answer to the amended libel / by W. Robertson Smith. With appendix, containing plea in law. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1879. 42 p.; 21 cm. -- [5] Speech delivered at a special meeting of the Commission of Assembly of the Free Church, on 27th October 1880. / By Professor W. Robertson Smith. To which are appended: Report of Committee appointed by the Commission in August to examine the writings of Professor Smith, and Reasons of dissent from that report given in by Professor [Thomas Martin] Lindsay and others. Edinburgh: Macniven & Wallace [1880] 32 p.; 21 cm. -- The result was Smith's removal from his chair as professor of Hebrew and Old Testament in the Free Church College of Aberdeen. His career continued as professor of Arabic and Librarian in the University of Cambridge. Good collection of main items, removed from a volume of tracts.…

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Pamphlet. 64 p.; 21.5 cm. Following the appearance of Smith's article `Bible' in vol. 3 of the 9th edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica on 7 Dec. 1875, in which he wrote: `In this long struggle, which began with the foundation of the theocracy in the work of Moses, and did not issue in conclusive victory until the time of Ezra, the spiritual faith was compelled to show constant powers of new development' (Black & Chrystal, p. 182), in the Edinburgh evening courant for 15 April 1876 the reviewer (A. H. Charteris) hoped that `the publisher and the editor will look after the contributors--or after each other--and cease to pass off rationalistic speculations as ascertained facts.' (p. 189). After growing agitation, a College Committee reported to the General Assembly of the Free Church in May 1877 which then suspended him from his academic duties. Smith then asked the Presbytery of Aberdeen to reduce the charges into a formal libel which after delay was sent to Smith on 12 Feb. 1878, of ways in which he was `denying, tending to deny,or not sufficiently asserting the Divine inspiration of the Bible' (p. 242). Though his Answer (`I have acted on the conviction that loyalty to the Bible, in a Protestant sense, is inseparable from loyalty to the approved laws of scholarly research; for if they are inapplicable to the language of Scripture, God no longer speaks to us in words that we can understand.' (p. 64) was received as `first rate',the case proceeded through Presbytery and General Assembly, resulting in Smith's dismissal from his chair at Aberdeen in 1881. He went on to a distinguished career at Cambridge until his early death in 1894. Good, sidesewn, thumbed and corners worn. Lacks wrapper.…