Vie de Saint Francois d'Assise by Englebert, Omer - 1947

1807, hardcover. Hazlitt's political philosophy of individual good and sympathy with others leads to self-control of population--as opposed to Malthus' concept that only imposed starvation and misery keep the poor from over-populating. [John Kinnaird and Hazlitt letters] -- Hardcover, later binding, 3/4 blue leather over marbled boards, gilt spine decoration, raised bands, top edge gilt, pages irregularly trimmed. -- Condition: very good (leather is rubbed at bands and edges; spine color a bit faded; marginal notes to a few early pages "18 Aug 1810"). -- Author (unattributed in this book) is William Hazlitt, 1778-1830. Pagination: iv, [3] - 40, 43 - 378; [6] pages of publisher's ads. Complete and collated as per Geoffrey Keynes "C8 has been cancelled ... pp.41-42 missing."

New York John B. Alden, 1889, hardcover. Copyright 1878, reprinted 1889. Illustrated with engravings, including several "field preaching." 437 pages. -- Hardcover, black cloth with bright gilt spine lettering. Condition: very good: nice clean copy, with small bump to fore-edge; corners and tips with very slight wear. -- George Whitefield was profiled in the PBS "God in America" series. His method of outdoor preaching to crowds, in an emotional and revival style, without organized religious group or book learning or ministers, started the "Great Awakening" of the 1730s and 1740s.

Milwaukee, WI: Bruce Publishing Company, 1961. 8vo size red clothbound hardcover with bright gilt titles on spine; 854 pages including index 1961, 4th Edition Contents include: The Historical Study of Modern Philosophy The Renaissance Background Scientific Outlooks and Methods Bacon, Galileo, and Newton Hobbes Descartes Spinoza Leibniz Locke Berkeley Hume Kant on Knowledge and Metaphysics Kant's Ethical and Esthetic Doctrine Fichte and Schelling Hegel Scopenhauer Comte John Stuart Mill Nietzsche Bergson Ex-library with typical treatments. Bumped head and heel of spine and bumped corners or covers. Bottom corner of covers and pages are bumped. Bottom of spine is worn. Small area of shelfsoil on bottom fore-edge, pencil mark on outside pages. . 4th. Cloth. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Paris: Anisson, 1702. Hardcover. Very Good. "Nouvelle Edition, revûe & augmentée." [12], 448, [2] p.; 17 cm. Contemporary? full polished calf with six spine compartments between raised bands. Gilt-tooled title on leather label in second compartment. Double gilt-ruled border on each board. Gilt-rolled decoration of board edges. All page edges red. Woodcut title vignette, initials, head- and tailpieces. Errata on first page following text. Verso of title page stamped: The Pennsylvania State University Library. No additional library markings. In Very Good Condition: 20th-century stabilization of spine; joints starting; lacking front free endpaper; front hinge has modern japanese tissue repair; clean and solid.

Rare/Collectible. Beautiful first edition, red leather-bound hardcover book, the spine has a small scratch otherwise nearly flawless binding, with completely clean and unmarked text inside. The dust jacket has little folds/lines (see pictures) otherwise good.

Japan: Enichi-Kai, 1991 204 pages and 6 pages B & W photos. Japanese English bilingual edition. 56 pages in English and 148 pages in Japanese. Dustjacket has only a hint of handling. Tail of spine only slightly bumped. A fine copy of a very uncommon book.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Approx.6 " x 8 1/2" Tall.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005. Cloth. Near Fine/Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 713p. index. The first systematic collection of Latin sermons in England with the themes of pastoral care, orthodoxy, and Lollardly. This book is an important contribution to the study of medieval preaching and will be essential for scholars of late medieval literature, history and religious thought.

1807, hardcover. Hazlitt's political philosophy of individual good and sympathy with others leads to self-control of population--as opposed to Malthus' concept that only imposed starvation and misery keep the poor from over-populating. [John Kinnaird and Hazlitt letters] -- Hardcover, later binding, 3/4 blue leather over marbled boards, gilt spine decoration, raised bands, top edge gilt, pages irregularly trimmed. -- Condition: very good (leather is rubbed at bands and edges; spine color a bit faded; marginal notes to a few early pages "18 Aug 1810"). -- Author (unattributed in this book) is William Hazlitt, 1778-1830. Pagination: iv, [3] - 40, 43 - 378; [6] pages of publisher's ads. Complete and collated as per Geoffrey Keynes "C8 has been cancelled ... pp.41-42 missing."

New York John B. Alden, 1889, hardcover. Copyright 1878, reprinted 1889. Illustrated with engravings, including several "field preaching." 437 pages. -- Hardcover, black cloth with bright gilt spine lettering. Condition: very good: nice clean copy, with small bump to fore-edge; corners and tips with very slight wear. -- George Whitefield was profiled in the PBS "God in America" series. His method of outdoor preaching to crowds, in an emotional and revival style, without organized religious group or book learning or ministers, started the "Great Awakening" of the 1730s and 1740s.

Berlin: Haude et Spener. Fair with no dust jacket; Boards worn, front board nearly detached, head . and foot of spine chipped, pages toned and some light foxing to . preliminary and last several leaves. 1763. Hardcover. Quarterbound leather with speckled paper-covered boards. [7], iv-xiv, 405, [5] pp. One folding leaf at rear containing two engraved geometric figures. Gilt-stamped leather lettering piece in one compartment, manuscript paper label in another, and gilt flower designs stamped in the remaining three. Text in French and ancient Greek. Analysis of writings of Timaeus of Locri, as included in Plato's works, and other philosophical discussion, including further notes on his bestselling “La Philosophie du Bon Sens", by the French writer who was a free thinker and contemporary of Voltaire. His unorthodox views led him to the court of Frederick the Great, where he spent much of his adult life. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .