Sea Sermons, Ramsay, 1781; On Mediums, Clowes 1815; Solitary Walks, Wright, 1816
Three vintage Rare titles bound together.
Size: 8.5"x 5.5" x 2"
Pages: 230, 178, 316
There are three separate titles included in this one book:
Original leather binding.
Condition: Very Good condition. Cover has age and corner wear. The hinges are all very tight. Top 3/8 of an inch of the title page of Sea Sermons has been clipped (likely where previous owners name may have been at one time)
Inside front cover here are previous owners name and date. The name is hard to read ???? Leonard, 1871 also has "Rowland Hall" stamp.
From introduction of Sea Sermons
"To His Royal Highness Prince William henry The Rising Ornament Of The British Navy These Sermons Intended To Diffuse Throughout That Navy A Spirit Of Piety, Brotherly Affection, Unanimity, Temperance, True Christian Fortitude, And Ardent Zeal For The Public Service, Are With The Greatest Respect And Humility Inscribed By His Royal Highness's Most Obedient And Most Devoted Servant, The Author." - Sea Sermons
From preface of Solitary Walks
"The following treatise is, with all due submission, recommended to the perusal of those who wish to live happily, and die comfortably, in the pleasing assurance, That godliness hath the promise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come." - Solitary Walks
From preface of On Mediums
"The design of the following work is to point out the origin, nature, and use of mediums in general, whether they be natural or spiritual, but especially of those spiritual mediums which, under the divine providence of the MOST HIGH, are employed in promoting the salvation of man." -On Mediums
Size: 8.5"x 5.5" x 2"
Pages: 230, 178, 316
There are three separate titles included in this one book:
"Sea Sermons" - James Ramsay, 1781 John Rivington, St Paul's Church Yard, 230 pages
"Solitary Walks" - George Wright, 1816, Halifax, Michael Garlick, 178 pages
"On Mediums, Their Divine Origin and Important Uses." - Rev. J. Clowes, M.A. , 1815, Second Edition Manchester, F. Davis, 316
Original leather binding.
Condition: Very Good condition. Cover has age and corner wear. The hinges are all very tight. Top 3/8 of an inch of the title page of Sea Sermons has been clipped (likely where previous owners name may have been at one time)
Inside front cover here are previous owners name and date. The name is hard to read ???? Leonard, 1871 also has "Rowland Hall" stamp.
From introduction of Sea Sermons
"To His Royal Highness Prince William henry The Rising Ornament Of The British Navy These Sermons Intended To Diffuse Throughout That Navy A Spirit Of Piety, Brotherly Affection, Unanimity, Temperance, True Christian Fortitude, And Ardent Zeal For The Public Service, Are With The Greatest Respect And Humility Inscribed By His Royal Highness's Most Obedient And Most Devoted Servant, The Author." - Sea Sermons
From preface of Solitary Walks
"The following treatise is, with all due submission, recommended to the perusal of those who wish to live happily, and die comfortably, in the pleasing assurance, That godliness hath the promise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come." - Solitary Walks
From preface of On Mediums
"The design of the following work is to point out the origin, nature, and use of mediums in general, whether they be natural or spiritual, but especially of those spiritual mediums which, under the divine providence of the MOST HIGH, are employed in promoting the salvation of man." -On Mediums
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