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Longmans, Green. 1st. 1939. vg-. Hardcover. 200pp; text clean, foxing to edges, previous owner name on front eps; hinges darkened; 7.25" tall; wear to edges of blue cover; spine darkened .

London - New York - Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., 1939. First UK . Hardcover. Good/Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. xii, 200pp. Binding starting, though all leaves remain firmly in place. Some edge wear to covers and spine, along with light soiling to exterior. A number of discolored areas and light soiling to edges of mildly tanned paper. Light wear and soiling to somewhat browned dust-jacket, with a number of short tears and tiny chips to extremities, though this isn't offensive. Text clean and binding sound. Overall, a clean, sound and attractive copy. Volume includes contributions by Andre Berge, X. De Lignac, Theo Chentrier, The Abbe Monchanin, Benoit Lavaud, O.P., P. H. Simon, Gustave Thibon, Peter Wust, and Daniel Rops. SCARCE with dust-jacket

London: Printed for J. Buckland, and T. Longman, in Pater-Noster-Row; J. Waugh in Lombard-Street; E. Dilly in the Poultry; and T. Field in Cheap-side, 1763. Sixth Edition. Full-Leather. Good/No Jacket. Sixth edition. Joints splitting, edges rubbed with some loss from corners. 1763 Full-Leather. xvi, 407, [1] pp. 12mo. An exploration of ontology, discussing John Locke's writings and other related topics. "In philosophy Watts described as 'a favourite employment of my thoughts' the relation between soul and body and the function of the sensations, appetites, and passions (preface to Philosophical Essays on Various Subjects, 1733; Works, 6.481). His most important works on these topics, in addition to the Philosophical Essays, are The Doctrine of the Passions and Discourses of the Love of God, and the Use and Abuse of the Passions in Religion (1729), and Self-Love and Virtue Reconciled Only by Religion (1739). Watts objected to Locke's attack on innate ideas and supported the… Leer más

London: Richard Ford, 1733. First Edition. Armorial bookplate; ownership signature to title page; general toning and dustiness; a few marginal ink notes and underscorings; covers rubbed and worn edges with early reinforcement of hinges.. 8vo, xii, [4, Table of Contents], 403, [1, Contents of the Scheme of Ontology]; contemporary panelled calf. Philosophical work by the clergyman better-known for his books of hymns. With an elegant bookplate with the Griffith family crest; "Thos. Griffith" signed to the title page.