Explication Litterale de l'Ouvrage des Six Jours, mêlée de réflexions morales, Par Monsieur *** by Duguet, Jacques-Joseph (1649-1733) - 1731

New York: Charles Small. Very Good+. 1834. Fifth Edition. Hardcover. Clean brown cloth, red leather spine with gilt lettering. Text tight, clean and intact. Tales of women in Roman Catholic convents were manifestations of the virulent anti Catholicism of the 1830's - 1850's in America. Front endpaper with prior owners inscription. Age toned bottom corner of first 4 pages. Religion; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 208 pages .

New York: Harper & Brothers. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1875. First American Edition. Hardcover. Text is clean. Brick orange cloth with gilt spine lettering. Cover shows normal wear, rubbing to ends of spine and corners. Binding nice and sturdy. Originally published in 1874 as three separate publications, this is the first American Edition of the three in one. Pages show some light foxing. Lower corner of first 110 pages show light water staining. ; The Right Honorable William Ewert Gladstone, M. P. , served as Prime Minister of England on four occasions. This collection of tracts were written between his first and second terms serving as prime minister, and was a response to the dogmatizing of the doctrine of Papal Infallibility. He felt that this along with other contemporary positions taken by Vatican leaders, put British Catholics in a position where their loyalty to the British Crown would be threatened. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .

Avignon, France: Antoine-Ignace Fez, 1762. Hardcover. Very Good -. xii, [4], 622, [2] p.; 17 cm. Signatures: [pi]8 A-2C12 (12mo). Contemporary full calf with six spine compartments between raised bands. Gilt-tooled title "Vie de S. Vinc. de Paul" on red morocco label in second compartment. Gilt-decoration in remaining compartments. All page edges red. Error in signing: Qv signed Qvi. Printed paper label on front fixed endpaper for bookseller Louis-Guillaume Labottiere, Bordeaux. In an old hand on title page: "ex libris Congregationis Missionis domus Burdigalensis Catalogo inscriptus." Short inscription on front fixed endpaper. The author, Pierre Collet (1693-1770), wrote this biography following the beatification in 1729 and canonization in 1737 of St. Vincent de Paul (1581-1660). It was first published anonymously in 1748; in this somewhat abridged version it became very popular. In Very Good- Condition: leather rubbed with minor loss at tail of spine; corners… Read More

Oakland, CA: Triangle Printing Company. Very Good. 1928. Stapled wraps. Text is clean. Cover shows wear, some obvious wear to cover edges. Blue paper cover with gold/yellow illustration and cover lettering. ; This is the fifth title published by this California Universalist preacher. .

Voyageurs, Robes Noires, et Coureurs de Bois. By C.U. Clark. 1934 1st Edition Columbia University Institute of French Studies, Inc. FRENCH LANGUAGE. Stories from the French Exploration of North America, selected and edited by the venerable and renowned Charles Upson Clark, Ph.D: English title is: Travellers, Black Robes, and Wood-runners. Scarce. HARDCOVER. USED. Good Condition/ No DJ Included. Navy blue cloth boards with large gilt titling. No titling remains on spine. 5 ¾ X 8. 374 pages, indexed. Time period covered is 17th and 18th Centuries. JESUITS. ANTHROPOLOGY. SOCIAL SCIENCES. HISTORY OF FRANCE. HISTORY OF CANADA. CANADIANA. ABOUT THE EDITOR: Dr. Clark was the first archaeologist in the world to translate The Badianus Manuscript, aka The Codex Barberini, an Aztec compendium on traditional herbal medicine dating from the Fourteenth Century. Will ship from Oregon.

New York: Charles Small. Very Good+. 1834. Fifth Edition. Hardcover. Clean brown cloth, red leather spine with gilt lettering. Text tight, clean and intact. Tales of women in Roman Catholic convents were manifestations of the virulent anti Catholicism of the 1830's - 1850's in America. Front endpaper with prior owners inscription. Age toned bottom corner of first 4 pages. Religion; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 208 pages .

New York: Harper & Brothers. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1875. First American Edition. Hardcover. Text is clean. Brick orange cloth with gilt spine lettering. Cover shows normal wear, rubbing to ends of spine and corners. Binding nice and sturdy. Originally published in 1874 as three separate publications, this is the first American Edition of the three in one. Pages show some light foxing. Lower corner of first 110 pages show light water staining. ; The Right Honorable William Ewert Gladstone, M. P. , served as Prime Minister of England on four occasions. This collection of tracts were written between his first and second terms serving as prime minister, and was a response to the dogmatizing of the doctrine of Papal Infallibility. He felt that this along with other contemporary positions taken by Vatican leaders, put British Catholics in a position where their loyalty to the British Crown would be threatened. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .

Avignon, France: Antoine-Ignace Fez, 1762. Hardcover. Very Good -. xii, [4], 622, [2] p.; 17 cm. Signatures: [pi]8 A-2C12 (12mo). Contemporary full calf with six spine compartments between raised bands. Gilt-tooled title "Vie de S. Vinc. de Paul" on red morocco label in second compartment. Gilt-decoration in remaining compartments. All page edges red. Error in signing: Qv signed Qvi. Printed paper label on front fixed endpaper for bookseller Louis-Guillaume Labottiere, Bordeaux. In an old hand on title page: "ex libris Congregationis Missionis domus Burdigalensis Catalogo inscriptus." Short inscription on front fixed endpaper. The author, Pierre Collet (1693-1770), wrote this biography following the beatification in 1729 and canonization in 1737 of St. Vincent de Paul (1581-1660). It was first published anonymously in 1748; in this somewhat abridged version it became very popular. In Very Good- Condition: leather rubbed with minor loss at tail of spine; corners… Read More

Oakland, CA: Triangle Printing Company. Very Good. 1928. Stapled wraps. Text is clean. Cover shows wear, some obvious wear to cover edges. Blue paper cover with gold/yellow illustration and cover lettering. ; This is the fifth title published by this California Universalist preacher. .

Voyageurs, Robes Noires, et Coureurs de Bois. By C.U. Clark. 1934 1st Edition Columbia University Institute of French Studies, Inc. FRENCH LANGUAGE. Stories from the French Exploration of North America, selected and edited by the venerable and renowned Charles Upson Clark, Ph.D: English title is: Travellers, Black Robes, and Wood-runners. Scarce. HARDCOVER. USED. Good Condition/ No DJ Included. Navy blue cloth boards with large gilt titling. No titling remains on spine. 5 ¾ X 8. 374 pages, indexed. Time period covered is 17th and 18th Centuries. JESUITS. ANTHROPOLOGY. SOCIAL SCIENCES. HISTORY OF FRANCE. HISTORY OF CANADA. CANADIANA. ABOUT THE EDITOR: Dr. Clark was the first archaeologist in the world to translate The Badianus Manuscript, aka The Codex Barberini, an Aztec compendium on traditional herbal medicine dating from the Fourteenth Century. Will ship from Oregon.