[Rarebooks] fa: 17th-19th Century RELIGION - Including BIBLES 1642-1841

[Ardwight Chamberlain]

A selection of uncommon 17th, 18th and 19th-CENTURY RELIGIOUS TITLES, 
including BIBLES (1642-1841), DEVOTIONAL BOOKS, WORKS OF THEOLOGY, etc. 
No reserves, sinfully low opening bids. They can be found at the URL 
below or by searching under the seller name arch_in_la.

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZarch_in_laQQhtZ-1

Thanks, as always, for your indulgence,
Ardwight Chamberlain
L.A.

Titles include:

BIBLE IN DUTCH - BIBLIA Amsterdam 1642 - STATENVERTALING

BIBLE IN GERMAN - BIBLIA Ulm 1768 - w/ Bremen PSALM BOOK

BIBLE IN ENGLISH - DEVOTIONAL DIAMOND POCKET BIBLE - London 1821

SWEDISH PSALM BOOK - SWENSKA PSALMBOKEN Gotheborg 1756

BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER - PHILADELPHIA 1809

3 Pocket METHODIST EPISCOPAL HYMNALS - NY: 1822-1840

AXE LAID TO THE ROOT OF CHRISTIANITY - 1707 - SCARCE
	Pamphlet on DEISM & BLASPHEMIES OF "WITTY" ATHEISTICAL WRITERS

[Thomas Sherlock:] TRYAL OF THE WITNESSES TO THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS 
- 1729
First edition of this influential and often reprinted work in which the 
case for the resurrection is presented in the form of a courtroom 
trial; a very early example of the sub-sub-genre of forensic theology.

LAURENCE STERNE - Sermons of Mr. Yorick - 1760 First Ed. 2 vols.

GEORGE LYTTLETON to GILBERT WEST re: ST. PAUL - 1747
[George, Lord Lyttleton:] Observations on the Conversion and 
Apostleship of St. Paul. In a Letter to Gilbert West, Esq. London: 
Printed for R. Dodsley in Pall-Mall, and sold by M. Cooper in 
Pater-noster Row, 1747.
The first edition of this famous treatise, the writing of which 
purportedly cured its author of his agnosticism.

AARON BURR - The Supreme Deity of Our Lord Jesus Christ Maintained - 
1791

A POSSIBLY IMPERTINENT EPISTLE TO POPE PIUS VI
Peter Pindar [John Wolcot:] A Poetical, Serious, and Possibly 
Impertinent, Epistle to the Pope. Also, a Pair of Odes to His Holiness, 
on his Keeping a Disorderly House ; With a Pretty Little Ode to 
Innocence. London : Printed for T. Evans ... , 1793.

MISS SELLON AND THE SISTERS OF MERCY - 1852
	!!SHOCKING CONVENT EXPOSÉ BY FORMER NUN!!
Diana A. G. Campbell: Miss Sellon, and the Sisters of Mercy. Further 
Statement of the Rules, Constitution, and Working, of the Society 
called "The Sisters of Mercy." Together with an exact review of Miss 
Sellon's reply. London: T. Hatchard... and J.B. Rowe, Plymouth, 1852.
Notorious "exposé" of Priscilla Lydia Sellon and her sisterhood written 
by a former novice in the order.

and more...