Search Results: james chalmers his autobiography and letters by richard lovett

Oxford: The Religious Tract Society. Good; Loose Picture Page, Edge Wear on Cover Boards. 1902. Hardback. 511 pages .

RTS, 1903. Hardback, decorative cloth, spine faded, hinges weak, b/w illus. ex libris BMS library

RTS, 1903. Pictorial cloth, hinges weak, insc. sl. foxing

RTS, 1905. Red cloth, gilt. Book plate, b/w illus.

London: Religious Tract Society, 1903. . 511 pages, several full page photos and maps (one loose and a bit tatty). Life of LMS missionary to Rarotonga and New Guinea.. Sixth Edition. Cloth. Average.

London: The Religious Tract Society, 1912. Eighth . Hardcover. Very Good. Hinge cracked at rear as advertisement section begins. This section has 16 pages listing collectable volumes from that period. Frontispiece has photo of Chalmers taken in 1895. There is a supplementary chaper by the Rev. A. N. Johnson of the London Missionary Society. 515 pages including the extensive index. Classic missionary biography. Spine has very light fading. Decorative cover.

Hardcover , 1903 , Rough.

Hardcover , 1903.

(The Religious Tract Society, fourth edit., 1903). With two maps and eight portraits and illustrations. Hardback. Edges slightly worn, corners and spine ends bent, small splash on front board, otherwise good. 511pp.

The Religious Tract Society 1903. Octavo hardcover (VG-) ; all our specials have minimal description to keep listing them viable. They are at least reading copies, complete and in reasonable condition, but usually secondhand; frequently they are superior examples. Ordering more than one book will reduce your overall postage costs

[London], The Religious Tract Society, 1902.. 8vo. 511pp., 11 leaves of plates (1 folded), black and white illustrations, maps, ports. Origiinal cloth with gilt lettering. A very good copy.

Paperback / softback. New.

Hardback. New.

hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

(London), The Religious Tract Society, 1902. Original cloth, top edge gilt. With portraits and folding coloured map of South East New Guinea. 509 pp.James Chalmers (1841 - 1901), a Scottish-born missionary, sailed on 4 January 1866 in the missionary ship John Williams to Australia, where he arrived in May. After a stay of three months, he left for the New Hebrides (now Vanuatu). He and his wife arrived at Port Moresby on 22 October 1877. During the next nine years he explored much of southern New Guinea in dangerous conditions, and was everywhere the peacemaker.