The Doctrines Of Friends

Montpleasant, Ohio: Elisha Bates, 1825. The author was a prominent Friend or Quaker in Ohio during the 1820s and 1830s. Bates became the publisher of The Philanthropist, from 1818 to 1822. The Philanthropist was the first anti-slavery newspaper in the United States and also supported temperance and the fair treatment of Native Americans. Bates began publishing another… Read more about this item

Providence: Knowles & Vose, 1842. Hardcover. Stated "Fifth Edition." 4.5 x 7.5in. viii. 320pp. Bound in full leather of the period with title label in gilt. GOOD. Shows the extremities well rubbed with loss, spine rubbed, discoloration of the boards, occasional bouts of tanning in the margins of some sections, otherwise the binding is strong and tight, the text… Read more about this item

Mountpleasant, OH, 1927. Full Leather. Fair/No Dust Jacket. 302 pages. Full leather covers are worn and rubbed. Spine cover is lacking. Volume remains tight and contents are generally clean save for a little light offsetting.

Mountpleasant 1831 3rd The Author. Hardcover. Octavo, 320pp., original cloth on boards with later paper spine. A few pencil notations in margins. Good, a few spots of soiling in text, boards worn. .

Mountpleasant [Ohio]: printed and published by the author, 1825. First edition, 8vo, pp. v, [3], 320; page edges stained yellow; full contemporary calf rubbed and worn, but sound; text foxed. Bates proposed a general history of the Society of Friends, and its doctrine, together with biographical notices of its members, but he apologizes in his preface for discussing only… Read more about this item

Mountpleasant , Ohio. Very Good-. 1825. Second Edition. Leather. v, (3), 320 pages; Mountpleasant , Ohio Very Good- 1825 Second Edition Leather v, [3], 320 pages; Contents complete and seure in original full calf bindingwith title label at spine with gilt lettering; wear at spine ends; heavy foxing The Author: Elisha Bates, a well known Quaker in… Read more about this item

Mountpleasant, Ohio: printed and published by the author, 1825. First. Hardcover. Good (Ex-lib., bookplate inside front board, pocket inside back, usual markings; Moderate foxing throughout, but still very readable; A few ink and pencil markings; A few small tears at page edges that do not extend to the text; Binding tight). Green cloth over boards, library binding; 320… Read more about this item

Providence: Knowles and Vose. Worn, scratched leather covers; edges worn. Book lightly bowed, endpapers lightly browned. Otherwise pages bight, clean, and very good. . Good +. Full Leather. 5th. 1843.

Mountpleasant [Ohio]:: Printed by Published by the Author,, 1825.. Second edition.. contemporary mottled sheep.. 1828 ownership signature on front free endpaper; moderate foxing throughout; tight and sound.. 8vo,. S & S 19625.

, viii, 383 pages including index, INSCRIBED on title page from David Malcolmson to his friend Lord Donoughmore, David Malcolmson was from an Irish family of Quakers active in various businesses in the 19th century, and helped establish the River Suir Navigation Company of steam boats

Providence: Knowles, Anthony. Cloth bound, spine faded, moderate wear, end pages browning, binding tight, pages good. . Good. Hardcover. 11th. 1866.

1825. 2nd ed. Full calf, 320 pp, age stained throughout, hinge crack yet sturd; Leather worn but still attractive, endpapers browned. .

Mountpleasant, OH [Mount Pleasant, OH]: Elisha Bates, 1825. Book. Near Fine. Cloth. Second Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Original edition, rebound in brown cloth, lettered in gold foil, new head- and tail-bands, new endsheets. Binding thus presents "as new." Text block edges dyed yellow (original to issue). Mild foxing to several early and late… Read more about this item

Elisha Bates. Used - Good. Good condition. Tail chipped. Front joint and hinge cracked. Owners' names on front free endpage.

IRELAND: Thomas I. White (Dublin), 1828. On a blank before the title page is written in three different hands "Elizabeth Pike presents this for her dear cousin Samuel R Wily's acceptance Eleventh Month 20th 1830/Given to Arabella Fennell by her dear friend Wm Gervase Robinson/9 mo 2 1833 [illegible]" Clean tight text has been fitted with new endpapers and bound… Read more about this item

Hardback. New.

Paperback / softback. New.

New.

Wentworth Press. hardcover. New. 6x0x9. Brand New Book in Publishers original Sealing