A Third Volume Of Sermons Preached By the Late Reverend and Learned Thomas Manton in Two Parts by Manton, Thomas D.D - 1689

New York, .....: Fleming H Revell, 1927. Book. Good to Very Good. Hardcover. Signed by Author(s). First. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. This book is in quite nice condition being tight and clean but for a notation on the inside of the front cover. The Dust jacket is quite worn, torn and soiled. The front endpaper is signed by the author and this copy is numbered 66 of 500 copies..

Washington, D.C.: L. Ron Hubbard, 1957. First Printing of this important early work in Scientology, and SCARCE in the First Edition. Near Fine, wrappers a bit sun faded at edges. Contents are clean, tight and unmarked. 28 pages in red stapled wrappers. . First Edition. Pamphlet. Near Fine/No Jacket, As Issued.

Valentiae Edetanorum (Valencia Spain): Ex Praelo Josephi et Thomae de Orga, 1786. Second Edition. Leather. Acceptable. 0x0x0. VINNIUS CASTIGATUS, atque ad usum tironum Hispanorum accomodatus: in quorum gratiam Hispaniae leges opportunioribus locis traduntur. Volume 1 (Tomus Primus) Only. Opera Joannis Sala Presbyteri, in Valentina Metropolitana praepositi. Editio secunda. Text in Latin. Hardcover bound book. Full Leather, 568 pages. Vintage fountain pen ink notes and marginalia (also in Latin). frontis engraving. front cover detached. The rear hinge (the inside portion of the flexible fold where book cover meets the book spine) is split (loose or open) the rear cover is still attached by the joint (the exterior flexible fold where book cover meets book spine). Leather on Leather paste on spine title, gold gilt designs on spine. There is rub-through to the corners of the boards, but the text block is surprisingly sharp. [Punishment of Vinnius; and accommodated for the use of Spanish recruits: in… Read More

Cambridge: Printed by John Hayes for W. Morden 2nd edition corrected., 1673. Hardcover. Very Good. Quarto original calf on boards, spine on 4 cords gilt titled on newer leather skilfully restored with corners underlaid, xxx (inc. titlepage & to reader) +512pp (inc. short booklist at end). A wide-margined crisp copy with side notes and with Hebrew and some Greek interpolations, each of the 11 sections has a separate half title leaf. *John Smith (1618-1652) was a theologian termed one of the "Cambridge Platonists" (WING S4118).

Paris: Chez Lefevre, Libraire, 1821. Two volumes in later quarter morocco over marbled boards, gilt lettering back with four raised bands, marbled end papers, ribbon markers. Very Good Plus, light toning at end papers and edges, small rubs at corners. A quite handsome set. . New Edition. Quarter Morocco. Very Good Plus. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

New York, .....: Fleming H Revell, 1927. Book. Good to Very Good. Hardcover. Signed by Author(s). First. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. This book is in quite nice condition being tight and clean but for a notation on the inside of the front cover. The Dust jacket is quite worn, torn and soiled. The front endpaper is signed by the author and this copy is numbered 66 of 500 copies..

A Londres [i.e. Paris?]: Jacques Tonsson, 1742. Hardcover. Very Good -. xii, 180, 224 p.; 18 cm. Signatures: a6 A-O8+4 P6 2A-S8+4 T4 (12mo). Contemporary sprinkled calf with faint remains of gilt-tooled spine. All page edges marbled. Marbled endpapers. Woodcut head- and tail-pieces. Running title: Essais de Politique, & de Morale. Front fixed endpaper bears armorial bookplate of P. Daubignard with motto "Tacio quid mihi placet." A few words written in an old hand on title page. Translated from English by Claude Pierre Goujet; imprint is false -- possibly printed in Paris. ESTC, 213884. The second part has separate title page and pagination. In Very Good- Condition: front joint weak; back joint starting at head of spine; loss of leather at ends of spine; corners rubbed; very occasional foxing; otherwise clean and tight.

Madrid: Blas Roman, 1781. Hardcover. Very Good -. xxvii, [1], 243, [1] p.; [8], 182, [2] p.; 22 cm. Signatures: a-c4 d2 A-Z4 2A-2G4 2H2; [pi]4 A-Z4. 19th-century tree calf with five spine compartments between gilt rules; boards have bevelled edges. Leather label in second compartment with gilt-tooled title: Feyjoo Ilustracion. Remains of handwritten paper label at tail of spine. Marbled fixed endpapers. The second title was also published by Blas Roman in 1781. Engraved headpieces and initials. Pink oval stamp on p. 1 of Ilustracion Apologetica of the Biblioteca del Colegio Civil Queretaro. Benito Jerónimo Feijoo y Montenegro (1676-1764) was an important Spanish philosopher whose 9-volume Teatro Crítico Universal (1727-39) and 5-volume Cartas Eruditas y Curiosas (1742-60) were collections of essays on wide-ranging topics. The two works in this volume were his responses to criticisms of his previous work. The back fixed endpaper is partially detached; the front fixed endpaper is completely… Read More

London: Christophers, 1921. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover. 12mo., 32 pages; G+; Cream cloth spine with black lettering; Some discoloration has developed along the edge of the front cover and along the cloth of the spine; there is a small dent on the bottom of the boards near the spine, and a small pock near the top edge of the front cover; Marks from a pink pen appear in three locations (each less than an inch in length)and there is uneven age-toning on the front and back free end papers; Two ex libri appear on the front pastedown, one belonging to Archibald Henderson is accompanied by the same's signature; CX consignment; shelved in Room G. Archibald Henderson [1877 - 1963] was a professor of mathematics at the University of North Carolina, and was a close personal friend of George Bernard Shaw. 1346172. Special Collections.

Notre Dame, Indiana: University of Notre Dame Press, 1981. First edition. Octavo. Original cloth and dust jacket (not price-clipped). Minor edge wear to dust jacket, and typical color fade at spine of gray to light green (though less than usual), else fine. Fine in near-fine dust jacket.. A fine first edition of Alasdair MacIntyre's (b. 1929) masterpiece-a book regularly counted among the twentieth century's greatest works of ethical philosophy, and the book that ushered in a revival of Aristotelian thought and virtue ethics. First published by the University of Notre Dame Press in 1981, After Virtue has since been reissued in two subsequent editions; the second edition, published in 1984, added a postscript by MacIntyre responding to certain critics of the book, and the third edition, published in 2007, added a prologue ("After Virtue after a Quarter of a Century") in which he reflects on the development and prospects of the ideas put forward in the book and reiterates his commitment to its central… Read More