Author: John Foster
Title: Essays in a Series of Letters
Description: London, Holdsworth and Ball, 1830. Leather. A leather bound collection of essays, the seminal work of the minister and essayist, John Foster. Ninth edition, corrected. Rebacked with the original boards preserved. A scarce collection of letters and essays by the Baptist minster and essayist, John Foster. Alongside his notable collection of essays, Foster was a regular contributor to the Eclectic Review. John Foster (1770-1843), a somewhat morose character, studied at Brearley Hall under John Fawcett before moving to Bristol to complete his training for the Baptist ministry. (David Arthur Pailin). This volume of Essays in a Series of Letters constitutes his main claim to fame. (David Arthur Pailin). The work features four essays, each comprised of numerous essays. The titles of each essays are as follows: On A Man's Writing Memoirs of Himself; On Decision of Character; On The Application of The Epithet Romantic; On Some of The Causes By Which Evangelical Religion Has Been Rendered Unacceptable To Persons of Cultivated Taste. A scarce work. Rebacked with the original boards preserved. In an half calf binding. Light rubbing to the spine label, resulting in a small amount of loss. Rubbing also to the extremities and to the front and rear boards. Spots and a ink spot to the fore edge. Tape repairs to the front and rear hinges. Light offsetting to the extremities of the front and rear pastedowns and endpapers. Light spotting also to the front and rear pastedown and endpapers. Ink inscription to the front pastedown. Internally firmly bound. Pages are clean with the odd spot. Good . Ill.: None. Good .
Keywords: Leather Essays John Foster Essays None
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Title: Essays in a Series of Letters
Description: London, Holdsworth and Ball, 1830. Leather. A leather bound collection of essays, the seminal work of the minister and essayist, John Foster. Ninth edition, corrected. Rebacked with the original boards preserved. A scarce collection of letters and essays by the Baptist minster and essayist, John Foster. Alongside his notable collection of essays, Foster was a regular contributor to the Eclectic Review. John Foster (1770-1843), a somewhat morose character, studied at Brearley Hall under John Fawcett before moving to Bristol to complete his training for the Baptist ministry. (David Arthur Pailin). This volume of Essays in a Series of Letters constitutes his main claim to fame. (David Arthur Pailin). The work features four essays, each comprised of numerous essays. The titles of each essays are as follows: On A Man's Writing Memoirs of Himself; On Decision of Character; On The Application of The Epithet Romantic; On Some of The Causes By Which Evangelical Religion Has Been Rendered Unacceptable To Persons of Cultivated Taste. A scarce work. Rebacked with the original boards preserved. In an half calf binding. Light rubbing to the spine label, resulting in a small amount of loss. Rubbing also to the extremities and to the front and rear boards. Spots and a ink spot to the fore edge. Tape repairs to the front and rear hinges. Light offsetting to the extremities of the front and rear pastedowns and endpapers. Light spotting also to the front and rear pastedown and endpapers. Ink inscription to the front pastedown. Internally firmly bound. Pages are clean with the odd spot. Good . Ill.: None. Good .
Keywords: Leather Essays John Foster Essays None
Price: GBP 50.00 = appr. US$ 71.40 Seller: Rooke Books
- Book number: 619C5
- Book number: 619C5
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