Beecher, Henry Ward. (1813-1887). American Congregationalist clergyman and social reformer.

Slip of Paper Signed by Congregationalist Clergyman and Social Reformer Henry Ward Beecher.

Circa [1870s]. [1870s]. - A slip of cream paper, approximately 1-3/8 inches high by 2-3/4 inches wide, has been signed within a decorative pink frame "Henry Ward Beecher". The slip has been mounted on a slightly larger piece of pink paper framed in black. There is some light offsetting to the paper from the glue used in the mounting. Very good. Henry Ward Beecher (1813-1887) was an American Congregationalist clergyman, social reformer and speaker, known for his support of the abolition of slavery, his emphasis on God's love and his 1875 trial for adultery. His rhetorical emphasis on Christ's love has influenced Christianity to this day. Good .

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Book number: 96296

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; AMERICAN CONGREGATIONLIST CLERGYMAN; SOCIAL REFORMER; SUPPORTER OF ABOLITION OF SLAVERY; SPEAKER; SLIP OF PAPER SIGNED BY HENRY WARD BEECHER; 1875 TRIAL FOR ADULTERY; EMPHASIS ON GOD'S LOVE;NINETEENTH CENTURY; 19TH CENTURY.

(Protestant Episcopal Church Convention)

Journal of the Proceedings of the Bishops, Clergy, and Laity, of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, in Convention, Held in the City of Baltimore, from Tuesday, May 17, to Thursday, May 26, A.D. 1808

New-York: Printed by T. & F. Swords, 1808. 1808. New-York: Printed by T. & F. Swords, 1808. 1808. Good. - Octavo, printed stitched self-wraps titled in black on the front cover. The front cover is stained and darkened and the booklet is disbound with several signatures loose. 35 pages. Good.

First edition. A "List of the Clergy.." of the Episcopal Church in America is printed at the end of the pamphlet. Good .

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Book number: 22553

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: AMERICANA; RELIGION; PROTESTANT; EPISCOPAL; CHURCH; CONVENTION; NINETEENTH-CENTURY; BALTIMORE; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; JOURNAL; PROCEEDINGS; BISHOPS; CLERGY; 19TH CENTURY; PAMPHLET; BOOKLET; 1ST EDITION; LAITY; FIRST EDITION.

Croes, John

An Address Delivered at the Commencement of the General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, Held in Christ Church, New-York, on the Thirtieth Day of June, 1826. By John Croes, D.D. Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in New-Jersey. Published at the Request of the Trustees

New-York: Printed by T. and J. Swords, No. 99 Pearl-street, 1826. 1826. New-York: Printed by T. and J. Swords, No. 99 Pearl-street, 1826. 1826. Good. - Octavo, self-wraps. The title & rear wrap are soiled & foxed with staining to the bottom corner & front edge of the title. 15 pages. There is staining to the bottom corners & front edges of the leaves which becomes progressivedly lighter towards the rear. There is scattered foxing. Good. Good .

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Book number: 17397

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; PROTESTANT; EPISCOPALIAN; SEMINARY; PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH; COMMENCEMENT; ADDRESS; SPEECH; BISHOP OF NEW JERSEY; JOHN CROES; NINETEENTH CENTURY; 19TH CENTURY; PAMPHLET.

Dewey, Orville

Moral Views of Commerce, Society and Politics. In Twelve Discourses

New York: David Felt & Co. Stationer's Hall, 1838. 1838. New York: David Felt & Co. Stationer's Hall, 1838. 1838. Good. - Small octavo, brown cloth with decorations in blind. The backstrip is lacking. The covers are bumped & lightly rubbed with the cloth chipped around the edges. 300 pages. There is an owner's name & address on the front endpaper & there is foxing, especially to the prelims & the rear leaves. The top corner of the rear endpaper is creased. Good only.

First edition.

In his introduction, Orville Dewey defends the topics of morality in trade and politics as proper subjects for a preacher, though they will "doubtless, be thought unusual for the pulpit." . Good .

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Book number: 11280

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; PREACHER; ORVILLE DEWEY; NINETEENTH CENTURY; 19TH CENTURY; MORALITY; COMMERCE; TRADE; POLITICS; CONTRACTS; LABOR; WEALTH; SOCIAL AMBITION; SOCIAL RELATIONS; EDUCATION; WAR; FREEDOM; MORAL VIEWS OF COMMERCE, SOCIETY AND POLITICS; FIRST EDITION; 1

Dow, Lorenzo (1777-1834).

The Opinion of Dow; or, Lorenzo's Thoughts, on Different Religious Subjects, in an Address to the People of New England.

Windham, [Connecticut]: Printed by J. Byrne, 1804. 1804. - 16mo, 5-7/8 inches high by 3-5/8 inches wide. Early full marbled tan calf. The covers are rubbed, scuffed and stained. 164 pages. The front hinge is cracked and the book is lacking the front endpaper. The pages are toned and the first and last few pages are more heavily darkened. A good, complete collated copy. First edition. The eccentric itinerant American evangelist Lorenzo Dow (1777-1834) is said to have preached to more people than any other of his period. A sickly child, Dow was inspired by "religious speculations" in his youth. He joined the Methodist church and joined the Connecticut conference as a circuit preacher. Dow, known to own but one set of clothes and whose long hair and beard were said to "never having met a comb" traveled on foot and horseback throughout the United States, sometimes with his wife Peggy Dow. He carried little else with him except a box of Bibles which he would give away as well as the little money he earned which he would give to the poor. Although preaching a Methodist doctrine, Dow also traveled to preach in England and Ireland as a missionary to the Catholics of that country. A controversy surrounding his introduction of camp meetings to England resulted in the formation of the Primitive Methodist Society. Dow would preach anywhere he could gather a crowd, often announcing a year in advance where and when he would appear. He shouted, screamed, cried, begged, flattered, insulted and challenged people while recounting stories and joking. Dow, who preached against atheism, deism, Calvinism and Universalism, was also a fierce abolitionist and his sermons were often unpopular in the South. Shaw: American bibliography 6190. Good .

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Book number: 97050

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; LORENZO DOW; THE OPINION OF DOW; OR, LORENZO'S THOUGHTS, ON DIFFERENT RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS, IN AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW ENGLAND; NINETEENTH CENTURY; 19TH CENTURY; LEATHER BINDING; J. BYRNE; WINDHAM, CONNECTICUT; AMERICAN EVANGELIST; MET

Eliade, Mircea

Cultural Fashions and History of Religions. Monday Evening Papers: Number 8. (Cover Title)

[Middletown, CT]: Center for Advanced Studies, Wesleyan University, (1967). (1967). [Middletown, CT]: Center for Advanced Studies, Wesleyan University, (1967). (1967). Fine. - Octavo, softcover bound in printed gray wraps. 22 pages. Near fine.

One of a series of papers read during the Center's sessions on Monday evenings to Fellows of the Center and members of the Faculty. Mircea Eliade was a Visiting Fellow of the Center in the spring semester of 1966 and read this paper on May 2 of that year. Fine .

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Book number: 16364

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; CULTURAL FASHIONS AND HISTORY OF RELIGIONS; MIRCEA ELIADE; CONTEMPORARY CULTURE; ART; PHILOSOPHY; MONDAY EVENING PAPERS; CENTER FOR ADVANCED STUDIES; WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

[M' Ferrin, John B]

Incidents in the Life of a Pastor. Edited by T.O. Summers, D. D

Nashville, Tenn.: Southern Methodist Publishing House, 1882. 1882. Nashville, Tenn.: Southern Methodist Publishing House, 1882. 1882. Very good. - Small octavo [6 inches high by 4 inches wide], blue cloth titled in gilt with decorations in gilt on the spine & with decorations stamped in blind on both covers. The binding is lightly rubbed & bumped with a light stain to the front cover. The spine & extremities are a bit darkened. 152 pages. Very good.

First edition.

There is a long inscription from the author's daughter, signed "J.D.M." on the title page.

Scarce. Very good .

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Book number: 12703

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; METHODIST; METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH; JOHN B. M'FERRIN; INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF A PASTOR; T. O. SOMMERS; NINETEENTH CENTURY; 19TH CENTURY; FIRST EDITION; 1ST EDITION.

Finotti, Joseph M

Bibliographia Catholica Americana: A List of Works Written by Catholic Authors, and Published in the United Works

NY: Burt Franklin, (1971). (1971). NY: Burt Franklin, (1971). (1971). Very good. - 12mo, dark green cloth titled in gilt. Lightly spotted. 318 pages, plus a 5-page addenda. Very good.

Reprint of the original edition published in 1872. Very good .

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Book number: 30600

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; ROMAN CATHOLICISM; AUTHORS; ROMAN CATHOLIC; JOSEPH M. FINOTTI; BIBLIOGRAPHY; REFERENCE. (Religion). (Roman Catholicism). BIBLIOGRAPHIA CATHOLICA AMERICANA: A List of Works Written by Catholic Authors, and Published in the United Works. Finotti,

Flavel, John.

A Token for Mourners, or, the Advice of Christ to a Distressed Mother, Bewailing the Death of Her Dear and Only Son, Wherein the Boundaries of Sorrow Are Duly Fixed, Excesses Restrained, the Common Pleas Answered, and Divers Rules for the Support of God's Afflicted Ones Prescrieed [Sic].

Newbury, [Vermont.]: Printed by Nathaniel Coverly, near the Court-House, 1796. 1796. Newbury, [Vermont.]: Printed by Nathaniel Coverly, near the Court-House, 1796. 1796. Fair. - Octavo, bound in full early brown calf with simple blind rules on the spine. The leather is quite rubbed and scuffed. The pagination is as follows: viiii [i.e. ix], [i] and 11-148. The hinges are cracked and there is evidence of minor early worming to the front edge of the front pastedown. The pages are darkened and foxed with some minor staining to the front edges. A rare Newbury, VT imprint. [Ref.: McCorison, M.A. Vermont, 387]. Although not indicated in the imprint, the book was most probably printed by Nathaniel Coverly, Junior. His father, Nathaniel Coverly, Senior, was active as a printer from 1767-1805. His son joined him in the business in 1795. Nathaniel Coverly, Jr. opened his printing office in Newbury, VT in 1796. He opened his shop near the courthouse in the hope that he would attract printing business from the lawyers and others populating that part of the city. Unfortunately, the court was moved to Chelsea in 1796. By September 1798 Coverly was trying to sell his Newbury business. An ad in the Salem Gazette read: "To be Sold, Cheap". Apart from his newspaper business it would appear that he published very few books in Newbury. According to a "Checklist of the Publications of Nathaniel Coverly and Son, 1767-1825" by Kate Van Winkle Keller, published by the American Antiquarian Society in 2008, he printed only 5 books in Newbury, Vermont. RARE. Fair .

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Book number: 34391

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; AMERICANA; EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; 18TH CENTURY; JOHN FLAVEL; NEWBURY, VERMONT IMPRINT; RARE; NATHANIEL COVERLY; A TOKEN FOR MOURNERS; THE ADVICE OF CHRIST TO A DISTRESSED MOTHER BEWAILING THE DEATH OF HER DEAR AND ONLY SON, WHEREIN THE BOUNDARIES O

(Fosdick, Harry Emerson). Preston, John Hyde (1906-1980).

The Man Fosdick and the Riverside Idea": A Complete Autograph Manuscript Penned in Ink by John Hyde Preston About the American Pastor Harry Emerson Fosdick. Together with a Typed Letter Signed by Fosdick and Several Pages of the Subsequent Typed Manuscript with Autograph Annotations and Corrections by Fosdick.

Riverside, Connecticut, 1929. 1929. - Quarto, 32 pages, each 11 inches high by 8-1/2 inches wide. These pages comprise the complete heavily corrected manuscript of an article by John Hyde Preston. The work concerns the American pastor Harry Emerson Fosdick. The manuscript is signed in full "John Hyde Preston" and dated "March 6 - 28, 1929" in New York City. Included are an additional 10 single-sided typed pages consisting of pages 1 through 4, a single page numbered "4-10" and another numbered "5-11", page 11, and pages 21 through 23. Fosdick has penciled in numerous corrections and suggestions on pages 2 ("Please make this struggling sentence behave!"), 3 (Dr. Fosdick was "faced with the dilemma: Subscribe to the Westminster Confession or leave the pulpit. He left." The pages numbered "4-10" and those numbered "11", "21", "22", and "23" are heavily edited by Fosdick. The 32 handwritten pages of Preston's original version, with corrections throughout, was an even more devoted and passionate draft. Preceding the manuscript is a letter signed by Harry Emerson Fosdick consisting of 300 words typed on his "Park Avenue Baptist Church" stationery dated April 24, 1929. Having received the manuscript, Fosdick writes that "Of course, it is embarrassing to a modern man to read an article like this about himself. You are an artist yourself and you have made me in your own image.." He goes on: "I have taken the liberty of marking up your manuscript with great freedom, supposing that is what you wanted me to do.." Signed in full "Harry Emerson Fosdick". All of the pages are in generally very good condition except for page 22 of the typed draft which has substantial staining with damage to the brittle bottom edge of the sheet not affecting the text. A broadside card of a hymn by Harry Emerson Fosdick, which has been published in 143 hymnals over the years, is also included. The 7 inch high by 3-1/2 inch wide broadside, published circa 1930, is printed on card stock. The hymn in 5 stanzas to be sung to the tune "CWM RHONDDA" composed in 1907 by the Welsh composer John Hughes, begins: "God of grace and God of glory, / On thy people pour thy power; / Crown thine ancient church's story; / Bring her bud to glorious flower. / Grant us wisdom, Grant us courage, / For the facing of this hour..". There is a crease to the card's bottom corner. Also included is a typed letter to John Hyde Preston signed by an editor at World's Work, a Doubleday, Doran and Company publication, dated April 23, 1929. The letter mentions the "Fosdick article" for which he will receive a check in payment. A version of Preston's article was published in the November 1929 issue of "World's Work". A central figure in the "Fundamentalist-Modernist Controversy" which took place within American Protestantism in the 1920's and 30s, Harry Emerson Fosdick (1878-1969) was one of the most prominent liberal ministers of the period. Although a Baptist, he served as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Manhattan's West Village and subsequently as pastor of the inter-denominational Riverside Church in Morningside Heights. Fosdick viewed the Bible, not as the literal word of God but as a record of the unfolding of God's will. Investigated by the General Assembly of the Old Presbyterian Church, Fosdick avoided censure by resigning from New York's First Presbyterian Church to become pastor of the Park Avenue Baptist Church. An avid opponent of racism and injustice Fosdick was instrumental in persuading Ruby Gates to testify for the defense in the 1933 retrial of the Scottsboro Boys, the nine black youths who were tried before all-white juries for allegedly raping 2 white women (Ruby Bates and Victoria Price). Martin Luther King, Jr. regarded Fosdick as "the greatest preacher of this century" and frequently drew on passages and themes from Fosdick's sermons. In his 1958 memoir "Stride Toward Freedom", King's inscription for Fosdick reads: "If I were called upon to select the foremost prophets of our generation, I would choose you to head the list. Very good .

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Book number: 95613

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; AMERICANA; HISTORY; HISTORIAN; HARRY EMERSON FOSDICK; JOHN HYDE PRESTON; HOLOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT; TYPED; AUTOGRAPH; TYPED LETTER SIGNED; HOLOGRAPH; SIGNATURE; BIOGRAPHICAL; HISTORICAL; BIOGRAPHY; TWENTIETH CENTURY; 20TH CENTURY; ARTICLE; HEAVILY AN

(Goodrich, Charles A., The Rev.)

Result of a Mutual Ecclesiastical Council, Convened at Worcester, Nov. 14, 1820, to Consider the Expediency of Granting the Request of the Rev. Charles A. Goodrich to Be Dismissed from the Pastoral Care of the First Church and Parish in Worcester. To Which Are Prefixed the Documents Upon Which Said Result Was Founded

Worcester, MA: Printed by Manning and Trumbull, Dec. 1820. Dec. 1820. Worcester, MA: Printed by Manning and Trumbull, Dec. 1820. Dec. 1820. Good. - Octavo, self wraps, removed. The title & rear wrap are soiled & lightly spotted with creasing along the spine & with the bottom corner of the title creased. There is a stain to the top edge of the title. 10 pages. There is scattered soiling & foxing. Good. Good .

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Book number: 17410

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: AMERICANA; MASSACHUSETTS; WORCESTER; RELIGION; CHURCH; FIRST CHURCH, WORCESTER; REV. CHARLES A GOODRICH; ECCLESIASTICAL COUNCIL; NINETEENTH CENTURY; 19TH CENTURY; PAMPHLET.

Gordon, G.E.

What Is the Relation of the State to Religion? an Answer in Four Parts: I. The Nature of the American State. II. The Duty of the State with Regard to Organized Religion. III. The Treatment by the State of the Property of Religious Societies. IV. The Attitude of the State Toward Religious Teaching and Services in Public Schools and State Institutions. By G.E. Gordon, Pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, Milwaukee, Wis. Being an Address Delivered in the Assembly Chamber at Madison, February 1st, 1878.

Milwaukee: Miller & Smith, Printers, 1878. 1878. - Octavo, 8-3/4 inches high by 5-3/4 inches wide. Softcover, bound in printed light green wraps. The covers are slightly soiled and creased with a tiny chip to the top front corner and to the tail of the spine. There is a vertical crease down the center of the covers and contents from having been folded. 24 pages. There are some minor creases. Good. The "Platform of the National Liberal League, Adopted at Rochester, NY, Oct. 26, 1877" authored by Robert C. Spencer is printed on the verso of the front cover. The platform enumerates 3 important rights, calling for "Total Separation of Church and State, to be guaranteed by amendment of the United States Constitution.." "National Protection for National Citizens, in their equal civil, political, and religious rights.." and "Universal Education the Basis of Universal Suffrage in this Secular Republic: to be guaranteed by amendment of the United States Constitution.." In his preface, Pastor G.E. Gordon writes "This address was prepared in the spirit of a resolution passed by a Conference of Independent Religious Societies held at Janesville, in December, 1877." and asserts that "The address is published by the Milwaukee Liberal League with the consent of the author." The National Liberal League of the United States, founded in 1876, was one of the first national organizations to advocate for the separation of church and state and freedom of religion. Robert G. Ingersoll, Francis E. Abbott, and Elizur Wright were among some of those who served as the League's officers. Good .

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Book number: 96328

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; AMERICANA; LAW; THE NATIONAL LIBERAL LEAGUE; WHAT IS THE RELATION OF THE STATE TO RELIGION?; SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE; PLATFORM; NINETEENTH CENTURY; 19TH CENTURY; ROBERT C. SPENCER; EQUAL CIVIL, POLITICAL, AND RELIGIOUS RIGHTS; UNIVERSAL E

Gould, F.J.

The Life Story of Auguste Comte. By F.J. Gould. The Dramatic Career of a Great Teacher, Profound Thinker and Naive Character Who Tried to Take Superstitious Ideas out of Religion.

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, (1948). (1948). - Octavo, 8-1/2 inches high by 5-3/8 inches wide. Printed burgundy stapled wraps. The corners of the covers are bumped and there is a light stain from what was likely an old price sticker. 54 pages, plus [2] pages of publisher's ads. Illustrated with portrait of Auguste Comte. The top edges of the pages are closely cropped, as issued. The corners of the pages are lightly bumped. Very good. Very good .

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Book number: 97342

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; FREETHOUGHT; FREETHINKER; FREE THOUGHT; THE LIFE STORY OF AUGUSTE COMTE; F.J. GOULD; BIOGRAPHY; THE DRAMATIC CAREER OF A GREAT TEACHER, PROFOUND THINKER AND NAIVE CHARACTER WHO TRIED TO TAKE SUPERSTITIOUS IDEAS OUT OF RELIGION; ATHEISM; AGNOSTIC

[Greek New Testament]. (Greenfield, William, editor)

Novum Testamentum Ad Exemplar Millianum, Cum Emendationibus Et Lectionibus Griesbachii, Praecipuis Vocibus Ellipticis, Thematibus Omnium Vocum Difficiliorum, Atque Locis Scripturae Parallelis. Studio Et Labore Gulielmi Greenfield. Hanc Editionem Primam Americanam, Summi Curari Recensuit , Atque Mendis Quam Plurimis Expurgavit, Josephus P. Engles, A. M

Philadelphia: Henry Perkins, 1839. 1839. Philadelphia: Henry Perkins, 1839. 1839. Good. AMERICAN EDITION OF THE GREEK NEW TESTAMENT - 16 mo, 5 inches high by 3 inches wide. Green cloth titled in gilt on the spine. The front cover is detached and the covers and spine are rubbed with some chipping to the head and tail of the spine and the rear joint. 571 pages, illustrated with a frontispiece map "Tetrarchies of Palestine". The endpapers are stained and the pages are darkened along the edges. There is foxing to the map and to one of the preliminary leaves and occasional light creases to the edges of a few pages. Overall, the contents are good.

American edition of the Greek New Testament with the text printed in Greek. Good .

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Book number: 15375

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: RELIGION; NEW TESTAMENT; BIBLE; BIBLICAL; GREEK; AMERICAN EDITION; PHILADELPHIA IMPRINT; NINETEENTH CENTURY; 19TH CENTURY;WILLIAM GREENFIELD; JOSEPH ENGLES; HENRY PERKINS; GREECE; MAP; CATHOLIC; NOVUM TESTAMENTUM AD EXEMPLAR MILLIANUM.

Griffin, Edward Dorr. (1770-1837)

A Sermon, Preached October 20, 1813, at Sandwich, Massachusetts, / at the Dedication of the Meeting House, Recently Erected for the Use of the Calvinistic Congregational Society in That Town. By Edward D. Griffin, D.D. , Pastor of Park Street Church, Boston. Published at His Request

Boston: Printed by Nathaniel Willis, No. 76, State Street, 1813. 1813. Boston: Printed by Nathaniel Willis, No. 76, State Street, 1813. 1813. Good. - Octavo, softcover. Printed self-wraps bound with tan cord through 3 holes in the left margins of the leaves. Pages [i]-35. The pages are bumped with their front & bottom edges chipped. The title page is darkened with a piece out of its top corner. There is occasional foxing & staining, including light staining to the bottom corners of the pages. Good.

First edition.

Edward Dorr Griffin was a Christian minister and American educator, who served as President of Williams College from 1821 to 1836. He was disliked in many quarters for his strict Calvinistic views. In 1811, he became the first pastor of Park Street Church in Boston where he preached a prominent series of sermons [of which this is one] opposing the New Divinity. This system of Christian theology, which came to the fore in New England in the later eighteenth century, had its roots in the published and unpublished writings of Jonathan Edwards. It was also known as the "Edwardean Divinity" and as "Hopkinsianism", after Samuel Hopkins. It modified several tenets of Calvinism, most notably the notion of free will and original sin, the nature of the atonement of Jesus, and his righteousness being imputed to believers.

Scarce. Good .

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Book number: 16836

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: AMERICANA; RELIGION; CALVINISM; THE NEW DIVINITY; EDWARD DORR GRIFFIN; PASTOR; PARK STREET CHURCH, BOSTON; EDUCATOR; WILLIAMS COLLEGE; A SERMON, PREACHED OCTOBER 20, 1813, AT SANDWICH, MASSACHUSETTS, At the Dedication of the Meeting House, Recently Erecte