Search Results: Authors starting with A from Eighth Day Books

Bonanza, January 1958. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Very good copy, minor scuffing to covers, no dustjacket. Contents age-toned but free of marks, other than glue spot on first free endpaper.

Hatier, May 1965. Paper Back. Good. good/--. Text is well noted, underlined, etc. Tight binding. Cover is rubbed, corner bumped. Edgewear. 12mo.

Hymns Ancient & Modern Ltd, November 1998. Paper Back. New.

Oxford University Press, January 1979. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Very Good, clean copy in jacket that shows spotting and some edgewear. Text pristine.

Hymns Ancient & Modern Ltd, November 1998. Paper Back. Very Good. Tight binding. Interior unmarked. Slight yellowing to pages. Very good overall.

W. W. Norton & Company, March 1987. Paper Back. New.

John Knox Press, January 1959. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Sharp clean boards, solid binding, owner inscription, marginalia in first pages only.

SAFE HARBOR, January 2001. Hardcover. New.

Prentice-Hall Canada, Incorporated, January 1964. Paper Back. Fair. Tight binding. Significant moisture damage. Significant underlining throughout.

T & T Clark, January 1962. Hardcover. Very Good. T & T Clark, 25th edition, 1962. Light cover wear, spine faded, binding firm, text unmarked.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, March 2014. Paper Back. Very Good. COVER IMAGE MAY DIFFER FROM THAT SHOWN. 1967 Christian Publications, Inc. Reprint. Binding sturdy. Highlighting and marginalia throughout. Shelfwear and spots of pen marking to covers. Previous owner inscription to first free endpaper, and previous seller sticker to interior front cover.

Penguin Pelican, January 1958. Paper Back. Good. Solid binding, '45' marked on cover, tanned spine & pages, free of marks.

Square Halo Books, July 2004. Paper Back. New.

Angelico Press, October 2016. Paper Back. Very Good. Tight binding. Moderate shelf wear to exterior. Light underlining in pen.

Street and Smith, January 1945. Paper Back. Good. Spine end paper chipped away, text lightly age toned, clean & solid text, a fascinating vintage copy, rare.

Philadelphia: New Church Tract and Publication Society, 1901. Hardcover. Very Good. Pristine turn-of-the-century tract booklet pseudonymously published by a 'bible student' (Swedenborg follower John Hyde, with decorative cloth over cardboard tan covers, tight crisp binding, no marks. Rare.

Cambridge University Press, 1989-01-27. Paper Back. New.

Schocken Books, January 1970. Hardcover. As New/No Jacket. Near fine copy with clean, unmarked text. No jacket.

Lindisfarne Books, July 1991. Paper Back. New. In 1835, Amos Bronson Alcott and Elizabeth Palmer Peabody opened the doors of the Temple School in Boston, Massachusetts. Their goal was to provide an ecumenical Christian education, relying on the belief that religion must have a transformative effect within the individual psyche. Both believed children to be quite capable of philosophical insight and Alcott, in particular, sought to connect education to the spiritual life of the child-in his words, 'To teach with reference to Eternity.' For a portion of every day, Alcott hosted what he called Conversations. Most often he began with a reading from the Gospels, which was followed by a discussion with the children, more 'soul to soul' than adult to child. <I>How Like an Angel Came I Down</I> is the record of these conversations, written down by Ms. Peabody and touching upon all matter and manner of human and spiritual experience. Evidence of consciousness, inspiration,… Read More

O M F Books, 1988. Paper Back. Good. Church library markings, bright clean covers, firm binding, no marks in text.