New York and London: G.P. Putnam's Sons. The Knickerbocker Press, 1898. Original printed wrappers [spine chipped]. [2], ix, [1 blank], 78, [2 blanks] pp. Very Good. Richard Heber Newton was an Episcopal priest, and Rector of All Souls' Church in New York. More
Boston: Marsh, Capen, & Lyon, 1830. 87, [1- errata] pp. Disbound, light to moderate foxing, small rubberstamp in blank portion of title page. Good+. AI 541 [many]. More
Boston: Printed for the Society, 1826. 24pp, stitched and untrimmed. Some dusting, last leaf with blank margin wear, light rubberstamp at blank portion of title page. Good+. AI 23917. More
Hartford: Case, Tiffany & Co. 1839. 32pp, disbound, scattered foxing, rubberstamp on blank portion of title page. Good+. The first edition, followed by a second in the same year. Bushnell opposes American slavery as it now exists. Southerners must not be blamed overmuch, for "they are born into the... More
Boston: Perkins & Marvin, 1832. 40pp, disbound, light foxing. Else, Very Good. AI 11261 [5]. More
Utica: Re-Published by Bennett, Bright & Co. 1829. Original printed wrappers [two rubberstamps on front wrapper], stitched, untrimmed, scattered foxing. Good+ OCLC 15189773 [6] as of April 2018. AI 40287 [6]. More
Pittsburgh: Sold by Johnston & Stockton, 1845. [2], 40 pp. Frontis plate map "Map of Pittsburgh & Vicinity." Original printed yellow wrappers [chipped, loosening, some loss of decorative border]. Disbound, three staples. Light foxing in blank margins. Several light blindstamps. Signed in type at p. 37 by O. Ormsby Gregg... More
New York: Putnam, 1862. 33, [3 blank] pp. Stitched, Very Good. More
Boston: 1848. 71, [1 blank] pp. Disbound without wraps, Good+. FIRST EDITION. Sabin 23251. More
New York: Published by Joseph H. Ladd, 1856. 52pp. Stitched in original printed front wrapper [small rubberstamp in upper blank corner]. Lacking the rear wrap, else Very Good. Ownership signature, "Wm. Hurlin", on front wrapper. Although the New Testament recognizes slavery as a fact, it does not endorse that institution... More
London: Printed by Geo. James, for Richard Smith... 1714. 68, [12 advt.] pp. Disbound and light foxed, else Very Good. The last twelve page advertise Richard Smith's books for sale ESTC T101950. More
[Newburyport]: Printed by Blunt and March, [1796]. 32pp, with the half title [which is loose, and has a light rubberstamp in upper blank corner]. Disbound, lightly foxed, Good+. Webster, who had been the minister of the second church and congregation of Salisbury, "did not think himself obliged to be... More
Tuscaloosa: Marmaduke J,. Slade, Printer, 1837. 52pp, disbound and lightly foxede. Good+. Woods was a Vermont-born educator who sojourned for nearly a decade in the South, first at Transylvania University in Kentucky (where Jefferson Davis went to school) and then as President of the University at Tuscaloosa. After this... More
New York: Printed and Sold by H. Gaine, [1797]. 36pp [as issued]. Stitched. Scattered foxing, light wear, Good+. "Hutchins died in 1782, and the calculator of the present almanac is Andrew Beers" [ESTC]. With illustrated anatomy; an Essay on the necessity to restore republican simplicity in order to recover from... More
Newburyport: Published by A. Augustus Call, 1850. 18pp, as issued. Stitched in original printed wrappers. Light wear, Good+ or so. In addition to his many activities as an abolitionist, Higginson was Minister of the First Religious Society in Newburyport. Here explains how "we offend with our tongues... In many ways... More
[Philadelphia]: Gustavus V. Town, Book and Job Printers, 1856. Elephant folio, 13" x 24". Printed with several sizes and styles of typesettings. Minor wear, Very Good. Harriet Snowden Watson [c.1788-1856] was the widow of Joseph Watson [1784-1841], a Philadelphia lumber merchant, Alderman [1822-1823], Mayor of Philadelphia [1824-1828], and President... More
New York: Printed and Sold by H. Gaine, [1799]. [36] pp, as issued. Stitched, scattered light to moderate foxing, untrimmed. Good+. With contemporary ownership signature, and notes, of John Hetherington. Beers was the author, Hutchins having died in 1782 [ESTC]. This issue prints an advertisement for 'Moore's Gentleman and... More
Washington City: Colonization Building, 450 Pennsylvania Avenue, 1884. 14, [2 blank] pp. Stitched in original printed wrappers. Blindstamp on front wrapper and next two leaves, else Fine. Although more than wenty years had elapsed since the Emancipation Proclamation, the Colonization Society persisted in its goal to transport voluntary emigrants from... More
Boston: Thomas and John Fleet, 1771. 30pp, with the half title but lacking the final blank. Disbound, light rubberstamp at blank portion of half title, chip to upper blank corner of half title. Good+. Evans 12023. Sabin 18105. More
Boston: [1788]. 46, [2 blanks] pp, with the half title and final blank. Disbound, light tanning and mild foxing. Good+. On the qualities of good rulers: good character, infused by a religious sensibility, is essential. Elective office should not be granted merely because the candidate is an instrument of a.... More
New-Haven: Thomas and Samuel Green, 1774. 30pp, with the half title [rubberstamp in blank upper corner] but lacking the final blank. Disbound. Except as noted, Very Good. Edward Eells gives the Charge, and Samuel Lockwood the Right Hand of Fellowship. Woodward contrasts the religious person's voluntary service to the... More
Springfield: Brooks and Russell, 1784. 23, [1 blank] pp, with the half title [closed tear without loss]. Disbound, light rubberstamp, Good+. "To die is the most solemn work we have to do. How we shall die with comfort to ourselves and with honour to the religion we profess, is... More
Newburyport: Blunt and March, 1796. 32pp, with the half title [detached but present]. Disbound, light rubberstamp on blank corner of half title. Good+. "It is a great mistake to suppose that religion has nothing to do with men's reason...Without the exercise of reason, the scriptures which contain the rule of... More
Boston: N.E. S. Kneeland, 1753. [4], 30, [2 blanks] pp, with the half title. Disbound, widely scattered foxing, Good+. Norton was Pastor of the Second Church in Lancaster. His Sermon describes the Jews as a "refractory people." Evans 7062. More
Boston: Russell & Cutler, 1808. 19pp, stitched as issued. Lightly toned and worn, Very Good. We did not "purchase" the friendship of "the Spaniards of Louisiana." For, "had the President signified a request, thousands of the brave yeomanry of New England would have traversed the states, for the purpose of... More