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[N. p.:: n. p.,, 1816].. First edition.. Small flaw to the final leaf, with loss of a few letters; some light foxing; a very good copy.. 8vo, disbound, lower edges untrimmed, 24 pages. With an early ink correction in the text, perhaps authorial. An instance of the religious ferment of the period, a young Associate Reformed Presbyterian seminarian's defense against his expulsion, this pamphlet largely the text (with explanatory notes) of the discourse for which he was expelled. Dewey evidently argued a... more information

Los Angeles:: [n. p.,, 1926].. First edition.. Small red ink stain to the spine; a trifle dust-soiled; a very good copy.. 12mo, original self-wrappers, 11 pages. Another one of Mrs. McPherson's supporters thrusts himself into print to counteract the media frenzy surrounding the evangelist's supposed kidnapping and return. Not found on OCLC. ... more information

[London]:: Printed for Richard Baldwin,, 1748. A later edition; the first appeared in 1692.. Somewhat foxed throughout; cloth discolored; edges of a few leaves worn; a very good copy. ESTC on-line notes four locations for this edition.. 12mo, later blue wrappers bound into recent blue quarter morocco, green cloth sides, gilt lettering. [2], 130 pages. Extracts from the writings and sermons of Scottish divines, with appropriate commentary, intended to discredit them in the eyes of English readers: "Al... more information

[London:: n. p.],, 1710. First edition.. First and last page dust-soiled; upper corner of a number of pages wormed, with the loss of some letters (but no loss of sense). A good copy.. 8vo, bound into later wrappers, [2] + 37 pages. A piece of scandal fiction typical of the period, dealing with Harley, Godolphin and Marlborough. With the price of 6d on the half-title. McBurney 49; NCBEL II, 986. ... more information

London:: William Shoberl, Publisher,, 1852.. First edition.. Wrappers somewhat soiled and a bit worn, with the rear wrapper quite soiled and showing four or five small white spots as though from bits of paper; a very good copy.. 8vo, original printed wrappers, 64 pages. Frontis portrait of Wikoff. The celebrated trial of the American impresario, occasional European correspondent for Bennet's New York Herald, supposed spy for Palmerston and self-styled "Chevalier Wikoff" (1811?-1884, see the ... more information

London:: Published by Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, and Egerton,, 1814. Stated second edition at the head of the title.. Front board and front free endpaper nearly detached, rear hinge cracked; spine rubbed; a bit soiled; a sound copy.. 8vo, contemporary black morocco spine, marbled boards, vellum corners, gilt lettering. Folding table. Quentin had been charged with incapacity and misconduct in the field, charges stemming in part from his opposition to flogging; his officers testified against him, including o... more information