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Weitere Bilder1863 Glasgow Chapbook: The A, B, C, with the Shorter Catechism, Agreed Upon by the Assembly of Divines at Westminster. [Victorian Schoolbook, Scottish Social History, Children's Literacy Primer, Antique Church of Scotland Presbyterian Catechism, 19th Century Ephemera, George Cameron Publisher, Questions and Answers, Rare Juvenile Religious Education, Historic Scotland, Original Paper Wrappers, Pristine Fine Condition, Gift Idea, Literacy Teaching Tool, Curio, Booklet, Pamphlet, 1860s Printing, Christian Instruction for Youth, Classroom History, Celtic Heritage, Glasgow Imprint, Early Learning, Small Format Ephemera, Collectible Children's Text, Theological Memorabilia, Unused Stock]
the Assembly of Divines at Westminster Appointed by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: George Cameron, Glasgow, 1863
- Softcover
- Erstausgabe
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In den WarenkorbSoft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. TITLE: The A, B, C, with the Shorter Catechism, Agreed Upon by the Assembly of Divines at Westminster, and Appointed by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, to be a Directory for Catechising Such as are of Weaker Capacity. PUBLISHER: Glasgow: George Cameron, 194 Buchanan Street. Sold by all Booksellers. DATE: 1863 FORMAT: Antiquarian Chapbook / Educational Primer Description & Content An exceptional, well-preserved survival of a mid-19th-century Scottish educational chapbook. This scarce publication features the standard Presbyterian "Shorter Catechism"—a foundational text of Christian instruction presented in a classic question-and-answer format. Explicitly designated by the Church of Scotland as a "Directory for Catechising Such as are of Weaker Capacity," it served as an essential primary literacy and religious tool for children and young learners in Victorian Scotland. The title page is adorned with a prominent woodcut illustration of the Royal Coat of Arms featuring the lion and unicorn. Condition Report Overall Condition: Near Fine / Fine. An extraordinarily clean, crisp example. Binding: Bound in its original cream/tan printed paper wrappers. The spine and edges are remarkably intact with virtually no fraying or splitting. Pagination: complete with 16 pages plus the original printed covers. Interior: Text block is clean, tight, and completely free of the typical heavy thumbing, foxing, or ink inscriptions usually found in children's instructional books of this era. Dimensions: Just over 6 inches tall (approx. 15.5 cm). Shipping Note This is a small, lightweight item. Shipping costs will be reduced accordingly at checkout. …