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New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1923. Edited by Charles A. Briggs and Stewart D.F. Salmond (Series Editors). later edition. c.1909. International Theological Library. Blue blind-stamped cloth. 8vo. pp. xii, [2] blank, 477, [1] blank, [8] Series Ads. VG/No jacket, as issued. Cap and corner wear, slightly foxed eps, one small tear to front joint..

New York: New-Church Press (The De Vinne Press), (1916). Assumed first edition. Green cloth, gilt stamped spine and topboard. 8vo. pp. 123. Very Good/No jacket, as issued/Ex-Lib. College library withdrawn bookplate, date dates and stamps, paper label, traces of wear to binding. Beautiful tight copy..

Edinburgh: T. T. Clark (Morrison & Gibb), (March) 1903. Stated first printing of 5th edition. (c.October 1895; May 1896; May 1897; April 1901, Entirely re-set). Original crimson blind-stamped cloth, gilt print spine, black eps, unopened. Short Medium 8vo. pp. xix, [1] blank, 565, [1] blank, [6] Ads. Appendix, Indices, Footnotes. VG+/No jacket. Trace rubbing at caps, joints and corners, foxing starting at eps and first adjoining page, faint toning at page tops. Unopened (unread) from pp. 1-on, but one closed stress tear to pp. 19-20 top, with signature still unopened. Author prefaces to all editions, preferred and final edition, 5th edition reprinted several times following. Principal and professor of Theology, United Free Church College, Aberdeen..

Saint Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 1967. First (NAP) edition. Blue cloth. 8vo. pp. xv, 339. Near Fine/VG/Unclipped price in mylar. Light edgewear and rubbing to jacket. An excellent account of world Lutheranism by one of its longest lived clergy (102 years) whose 82 years in the ministry was filled with useful and influential work, both theologically and culturally. An obituary sheet laid in..

London: James Nisbet, 1860. Edited by Secretaries to the Conference. "Tenth Thousand, Revised" edition. Original light brown cloth rebound in house by Karen Thompson Bullock lwith acid free J. Hewit cloth retaining paper spine label with new endpapers blind tooling to spine and joint lines. 8vo. pp. 428, [8] Ads. Near Fine/No jacket, as issued. Faint period college library oval stamp remnants on title and pp. 2 only flaw, overall page toning. Some contributors: Revs. Candy, Cornford, Gardiner, Green, Hardy, Hislop, Latrobe, McKee, Shaw, Somerville, Swan, Tidman, Waddell, Walton ..

Boston: Northeastern University Press, (1994). Edited by John Putnam Demos, et al. Illustrated by 4 maps. First Printing edition. New England Studies Series. Yellow cloth. 8vo. pp. xv, [1], 355, [5] blank. Notes, Index. As New/In like jacket/No price in mylar. Removed from shrink wrap to cover jacket, another copy available in shrink wrap..

Hartford: Daniel Burgess & Co, 1835. first edition. Rare copy of first Sermon published. 8vo. pp. 36. Near Fine. Perforated Forbes Library stamps to tile and pp. 9/10 bottoms and faint date stamp only flaws. In-house binding by Karen Thompson Bullock of restored and de-acidified paper, restitched and bound in acid free cloth backboard and spine over facsimile title topboard, ingres antique endpapers. Connecticut born Congregational Ministor and Yale theologian, Pastor of North Church in Hartford 1833-59..

Boston: Press of T. R. Marvin & Son, 1872. First edition. Peach decorated stitched wraps. 8vo (23,5cm). pp. 36. Very Good/Ex-Lib. Pen numbers, foxing starting, several stains [Sabin 32943]..

New York: American Tract Society, n.d. Illustrated by Woodcuts. Reprint edition. ca. early 1800's. Wraps (Single religious tract). 16mo. pp. 10. Good. Pages toned and foxed with corner curls. Chip to fore-edge of cover and first page, Ink owner last page top..

Maine: Brunswick Telegraph Job Press, 1888. First edition. Stitched wraps. 8vo. pp. 10. Very Good. Pen numbers on cover (possible library copy), light toning..

Charlestown, MA: Abram E. Cutter, 1860. First edition. Salmon printed stitched wraps. 8vo. pp. 94. Very Good/Ex-Lib. Round cover stamp with several numbers, toned cover with head chips, internally NF..

Pittsfield, Mass: Printed by Charles Montague, 1847. First edition. Stitched wraps, original salmon decorated cover. 8vo. pp. 22. Very Good. Three dots of stain to cover, vertical fold throughout. Copy of Thomas (Treadwell) Stone, 1801-95 with period post stamp. Later president of Bowdoin College (1867)..

Boston: Benj. H. Greene (Andrews & Prentiss Printers, No. 11 Devonshire Street), 1848. First edition. Stitched wraps. 8vo (23cm or 5-7/8 x 9-1/8-inches). pp. 36. Very Good+. [Missing original printed cover], faint sun line. Sermon and order of services: prayer delivered by Rev. Nathaniel Hale; selections from the scriptures by Rev. Ellis Peabody. [Sabin 13418 also note]..

[Boston]: self, [1866]. Unspecified reprint edition. Wraps in plain cover. 4to. pp. 5. Very Good. Toned and folded, double column format. Scarce..

Boston: Press of T. R. Marvin & Son, 1872. First edition. Peach decorated stitched wraps. 8vo (23,5cm). pp. 20. Very Good/Ex-Lib. Pen numbers, faint lateral fold throughout, rear cover chip, sporadic stains [Sabin 32937]..

Charlestown, MA: Abram E. Cutter, 1857. First edition. Printed stitched wraps. 8vo. pp. 30. Very Good/Ex-Lib. Round cover stamp with several numbers, toned cover, internally NF..

Philadelphia: Joseph Sharpless, 1814. Stated 6th American edition. (c.1805). Full tree calf, burgundy spine label, gilt stamped spine bands. 16mo. pp. [ii] blank, 144, [2] blank. About Good. Period quill owner John Lamb, boards rubbed at edges and slightly fanned, internal medium foxing, some minor page edge tears and chips not affecting text. Preface by G. H. of January 1, 1805..

New York: American Tract Society, [1860]. Blue blind-stamped cloth, gilt decorated spine. 16mo (16cm). pp. 87, [1], 4. Very Good/Ex-Lib. College withdrawn bookplate, paper spine label, one embossed stamp, foxing starting. H. F. Harding presented to T. A. Curtis in quill first endpaper..

Baltimore: R.H. Woodward, 1893. Illustrated by b/w port frontis. Gift reprint edition. c.1891. Grey/blue linen decorated and printed gilt. 16mo. pp. 364. VG/No jacket, as issued. period ink inscription, light cover soil and staining..

Leipzig: Johann Ambrosius Barth, 1806. Assumed first edition. Black/grey illustrated paper boards, all edges red, red spine title. 8vo. pp. [2] blank, xix, 311, [1], [4] blank. Very Good/Ex-Lib. Boards rubbed, edgeworn corners. Spine numbers and several period ink stamps from Weston College (Mass.) [founded in 1922, later integrated into Boston College in 1959]. [The historical-dogmatic interpretation of the New Testament: presented according to their principles, sources and expedients]. Scarce..