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‎HCSB Sportsman's Bible Camoflauge Bonded Leather‎

‎Holman Bible Publishers 2006-11-01. Bonded Leather. New. Brand new in shrink wrap and box Please email for photos. Holman Bible Publishers hardcover‎

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‎My First Read and Learn Love & Kindness Bible Stories American Bible Society‎

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‎Community Bible Study‎

‎Engaging God's Word: Daniel‎

‎Engage Bible Studies 2012-06-25. Paperback. Very Good. Over 1000000 satisfied customers since 1997! Choose expedited shipping if available for much faster delivery. Delivery confirmation on all US orders.Has some shelf wear highlighting underlining and/or writing. Great used condition. Engage Bible Studies paperback‎

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‎The One Year Devotions for Kids #1‎

‎Carol Stream: Tyndale Kids. 1993. Trade paperback. Fine. Trade paperback US. Glued binding. One Year Book of Devotions for Kids 1. Audience: Children/juvenile. . No previous owner's name. Clean tight pages. No bent corners. . Tyndale Kids paperback‎

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‎White Hmong Standard Bible 2004 Roman Script / HMOWSV 63 / VAJTSWV TXOJLUS cawm neeg txojsia / Txhais raws li hauv paus lus / Txhais tshiab xyoo 2004 / Lus Hmoob Dawb‎

‎Bible Society 2012-01-01. Vinyl Bound. Good. No DJ as issued.Light Shelfwear Overall. Scuffed Covers. Edgewear. No Marks. c53s04 Bible Society unknown‎

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‎The Teen Study Bible New International Version English and English Edition‎

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‎NIV Pocket Bible: New International Version‎

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‎The Holy Bible. New International Version. Wide Margin Edition.‎

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‎Bible: Good News Bible - Sunrise Good News Bibles‎

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‎KJV Large Print Personal Size Reference Bible Brown/Tan LeatherTouch‎

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‎The Book of Job‎

‎CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 2014-03-17. Paperback. Acceptable. Student Edition. No apparent missing pages. Light wrinkling from liquid damage. Light wear fading or curling of cover or spine. May have used stickers or residue. Good binding with NO apparent loose or torn pages. Heavy writing highlighting and marker. Supplemental materials are not guaranteed with used books. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform paperback‎

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‎Le Nouveau Testament - C'est a dire la Nouvelle Alliance de nostre Seigneur Jesus Christ Nouvelle �dition Revue par les pasteurs et professeurs de Geneve‎

‎Amsterdam: Comp. Very Good. 1708. Hardcover. Unpaginated pages; Handsome binding from the end of the eighteenth century -- polished brown calf flat spine with panels formed by delicate tooling in gilt decorative acid staining to the covers which display a border of small gilt tools marbled endpapers. Minor wear to the binding with light rubbing at the spine ends corners and a faint line of rubbing running down the center of the spine. Title page entirely engraved. This handsome French New Testament is especially interesting for its provenance; the front free endpaper has the neat ownership signature: "Wm Ladd / Portsmouth / New hampshire." Opposite this inscription there is a pencil note in Ladd's distinctive handwriting: "London 3/ 1798." William Ladd was in turn a sailor a captain of an ocean-crossing vessel a plantation manager a farmer a politician a preacher and the father of the American peace movement. William Ladd 1778 - 1841 was born in Exeter New Hampshire; his father was Eliphalet Ladd 1745-1806 a wealthy ship's captain merchant shipbuilder and member of the New Hampshire State Legislature. His mother was Abigail Hill 1750-1838 of South Berwick in the Maine District as it was then. William Ladd attended Exeter public schools and then the Phillips Exeter Academy from which he graduated in 1793. His family had moved from Exeter to Portsmouth the prevous year. William Ladd subsequently attended Harvard and graduated with an A. B. degree with the class of 1797. After Harvard he sailed as a seaman on the Ship Eliza owned by his father and under the command of his brother-in-law Capt. Samuel Chauncey. It was a potentially dangerous time to begin life as a seaman on the Atlantic during the hottest part of what the Americans came to call the "Quasi-War" with France. The year after he acquired this pocket-sized French New Testament in London for three shillings William Ladd became master of the "Eliza" in 1799. It was not the only thing from London young William Ladd added to his life. On a voyage from London to Philadelphia he met Sophia Ann Stidolph 1780 - 1855 -- who was living in London and was traveling to meet her parents in Wilmington Delaware. William and Sophia were married in London in October 1801. In 1802 William moved to Savannah Georgia and in January 1804 was granted by the Spanish Government about 1500 acres of land in New Smyrna East Florida to establish a cotton plantation. Ladd was firmly opposed to slavery from his earliest years; for the Smyrna Plantation Ladd's plan was to make primary use of the services of Dutch indentured servants called redemptioners rather than slaves. The plantation failed at least in part from Ladd's experimental alternative to slave labor and he left the land in the care of his neighbor Ambrose Hull. William and Sophia returned to Portsmouth in 1806 and he returned to life on the seas.Between 1812-14 William and Sophia lived in Portsmouth -- at least one source suggests that he was so opposed to the War of 1812 that he turned again to a life on dry land. William became involved in the Washington Benevolent Society wrote on the state of the country for the 'Portsmouth Oracle' and was elected to the Portsmouth Committee of Safety. During this time he purchased his brothers' shares of a farm in Minot Maine District which had been deeded to them by their father. William and Sophia moved to Minot in June 1814. William served as a representative of Minot to the Massachusetts State Legislature in 1815 and as a delegate to the first convention of Maine which formed the independent state government and prepared a state constitution for the separation of Maine from Massachusetts in 1820. A later newspaper account of Ladd's life recorded that during this period he took up Christianity in a serious way; in about 1816 his life became "an exemplification of applied Christianity." Ladd traveled to Brunswick in 1819 to meet with Jesse Appleton the president of Bowdoin College who was on his deathbed at the time. Appleton talked about the work of various local peace societies. From that time onward Ladd was driven by the idea that peace might transform mankind and society. He wrote articles on peace for the 'Christian Mirror' under the pseudonym "Philanthropos" beginning in 1823and gave his first lecture in 1824 before the Peace Society of Maine. William Ladd was the organizing force in the formation of the American Peace Society in 1828 and served reluctantly according to one source as its first president. He edited the APS publication 'Harbinger of Peace' from 1828-1831 and wrote for its successor the 'Calumet' from 1831-35. Ladd corresponded with the leaders or various peace societies throughout the Eastern United States and England and spent the major portion of the rest of his life traveling and lecturing to promote the cause. It became a personal goal of Ladd's to see the establishment of an International Congress and a High Court of Nations to resolve disputes between countries without citizens of disagreeing nations resorting to warfare. All this sounds reasonable in the early 21st century but Ladd's views were not always popular. As an example he was outspoken in his opposition to the Bunker Hill monument calling it a "monument to "barbarism and anti-Christian spirit."He observed that "Such things encourage military glory and thereby endanger the peace of the world. Because it is as vainglorious for a nation to erect a monument of her own victories as it is for an individual to trumpet his own fame�" Ladd opposed both defensive and offensive war; in a letter that was part of a series of exchanges with a later Bowdoin College President William Allen Ladd wrote "What war in modern times has not been called defensive by both sides" One of his intellectual innovations was to invite women in a pamphlet called 'On the Duty of Females to Promote the Cause of Peace' 1836 to join the peace movement.William Ladd was stricken with partial paralysis in Canandaigua New York while on a lecture tour in January 1841. Ladd never lacking determination continued on with his planned tour giving his last lecture in Boston. One source reports that he delivered part of this last lecture on his knees. William Ladd returned to Portsmouth and died in the family house in April 1841. His widow Sophia Ladd died in 1855. There is an unrelated short inscription in a different handwriting under William Ladd's signature on the front free-endpaper. A clipping relating to a Maine preacher is laid in but the clipping is posthumous to William Ladd. There is also a small sheet of paper inserted folded once vertically to form four small pages with notes in English relating to eight numbered comforts of the Christian Life. The handwriting does not resemble the youthful signature of Ladd's on the front endpaper but this insert probably a draft of a lecture or sermon deserves further study. The book itself is now scarce. See OCLC: 19952663 which locates three copies: Keller Library in NY; Miami Ohio Univ. and Washington & Lee Univ. in Virginia. Another OCLC accession number 302412674 locates two copies in the Netherlands Univ. of Groningen; Universiteit Leiden. The text is unpaginated. The collation of this small 18mo is unusual: A-M with alternating gatherings of 8 and 10 leaves followed by gathering "N" with 10 leaves a second "N" with 8 leaves O with 10 and P with 3 leaves. 139 leaves and apparently complete. At least one of the OCLC copies was bound with a Psalter from the same bookseller-publishers but this copy ends with the NT text. ; Signed by Notable Personage Unrelated . Comp. hardcover‎

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‎KJV Large Print Ultrathin Reference Bible Black Bonded Leather Indexed‎

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‎KJV Minister's Bible Black Genuine Cowhide‎

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‎HCSB Super Giant Print Reference Bible Charcoal LeatherTouch‎

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‎Common English Bible‎

‎CEB Common English Pew Bible Blue PCUSA Emblem‎

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‎Studies In The Scriptures Series Five: The At-One-Ment Between God And Man 1910‎

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‎For Every Land 1931‎

‎London: The British and Foreign Bible Society 1931. some scuffing to covers otherwise clean and tight. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall. The British and Foreign Bible Society Hardcover‎

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‎King James Version Women of Color Study Bible‎

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‎NRSV Large Print Bible New Revised Standard Version Bibles‎

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‎Bible Stories for Me‎

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‎Leabhraichean An T-Seann Tiomnaidh V1: Tiomnadh Nuadh Ar Tighearn' Agus Ar Slanuidhir Iosa Criosd 1902 Scots Gaelic Edition‎

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‎Holman New Testament With Psalms and Proverbs: Burgundy Bonded Leather‎

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‎CSB She Reads Truth Bible Hardcover‎

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‎BIBLE; English; Authorized version.‎

‎The Holy Bible‎

‎Cambridge: Printed by John Archdeacon; and sold by John Beecroft John Rivington Benjamin White and Edward Dilly in London; and T. & J. Merrill in Cambridge. 1768. One volume bound as two quarto 310 x 243 mm. Contemporary red morocco richly gilt spines incorporating floriate and drawer-handle motifs dark green and olive green morocco twin labels sides with gilt Greek key border enclosing broad gilt border of repeated fan and urn motifs all edges gilt gilt roll tool turn-ins marbled endpapers broad sage green silk page markers. Frontispiece by Grignion after Hayman; printed in double columns. A few scrapes and light abrasions to bindings couple of old ink stains to front cover of volume II corners lightly bumped. A very good set. A handsomely printed Georgian Bible in a grand period binding. Provenance: from the library of the prominent Liverpool merchant and slave trader John Sparling 1731-1800; both volumes lettered in gilt on front cover "John Sparling Esqr." and with dark brown morocco labels lettered "St. Domingo House 1790. Lancashire"; armorial bookplate of William Sparling Petton in the second volume; volume I verso of front free endpaper bearing brief family genealogy down to 1815. "John Sparling was in partnership with William Bolden in the Virginia trade from the 1750s importing turpentine tar and tobacco and exporting salt hardware and woollen goods. Sparling also had interests in at least 29 slaving voyages between 1767 and 1793 although it is impossible to identify the value of the separate elements of his business as there is virtually no reference to his slave-trading activities in the surviving letter-book. Further complexity is generated by Sparling's leap into speculation in building land in the difficult trading conditions of the early 1770s. Property speculation tied up cash and was generally the preserve of non-mercantile investors but with war looming and trade stagnant Messrs Sparling and Company purchased 4.68 acres of a former market garden from Thomas Critchlow in about 1770. By 1772 they had laid out and paved Sparling Street. Together they may have received a net return of 150 per cent over approximately 15 years on this investment. Sparling's venture into property speculation paid handsome dividends on another front. He appears to have purchased land further south and to have paid for its embankment out into the River Mersey. This was sold to the Corporation in 1774/5 as the site of the intended Queen's Dock for £6700 a phenomenal price even taking into account the costs of embankment £1450. It is tempting to conclude that Sparling's election to the Common Council in 1768 and mayoralty in 1770 were significant in giving him preferential knowledge of the Corporation's plans for dock construction. This windfall may have helped to fuel Sparling and Company's investment in privateering in the late 1770s with at least five large vessels owned by the partnership during the American Revolutionary War. Thus during the 1770s and 1780s Sparling had interests in the Virginia trade slaving privateering and land speculation. Much of the risk and hence the profit was shared with his long-term business partner William Bolden so that the extent of Sparling's personal profits will probably never be known. Nonetheless his career does shed further light on the mentality of the mercantile community and their attitude to wealth and status. It has long been assumed for example that social status was keenly sought alongside commercial success and that the profits of the trade including slaving were invested in country estates for this purpose. Yet for most of his 40 years in business Sparling resided in a large house in Duke Street with his counting house to the rear in Henry Street. His partners Bolden and in the 1770s the timber merchants Edward Mason and Cornelius Bourne all lived in the same fashionable area of south Liverpool. During this period he also served as High Sheriff of Lancashire 1785 and Mayor of Liverpool 1770 and 1790. Sparling's interest in country property would therefore appear to have been only part of a complex web of investments in the early 1770s rather than a major quest for gentrification. He purchased the St Domingo estate two miles from Liverpool in the village of Everton for £3470 in 1773. The price included the curious mansion erected by George Campbell who had named the estate after the capture of several rich prizes off St Domingo in the West Indies in the 1750s. It was not until 1793 that Sparling began to completely remodel the house into an imposing classical mansion simultaneously indulging his passion for beautiful trees. With meticulous attention to the after-life Sparling also purchased a handsome vault in Walton churchyard visible from the windows of his mansion. Despite this lavish expenditure two surviving letters from the late 1790s confirm that St Domingo had been used only occasionally until Sparling finally retired from business in 1799: "I observe by the newspapers you have advertised your house etc in Liverpool for sale from which I conclude you are altogether retired from business and that you mean to make St Domingo your constant residence. Knowing your aversion to an indolent life I am not surprised at this step provided that you were determined to give up the bustle of commerce" letter to Sparling from Joseph Sherlock of Baltimore 8 June 1799. Perhaps even more intriguingly Sparling had purchased an estate at Petton in Shropshire in about 1786 but does not appear to have resided there either. The 'indolent' life of a country gentleman may have been unappealing to a man steeped in 'the bustle of commerce'. By contrast his son William was to show no apparent difficulty in distancing himself from trade helped by his education at Eton and the purchase of a commission in an exclusive army regiment the 10th Hussars. William Sparling moved permanently to the Shropshire estate in 1804 and appears to have cut all ties with Liverpool" Jane Longmore Rural retreats: Liverpool slave traders and their country houses chapter 3 of Slavery and the British Country House Dresser & Hann eds. English Heritage 2013 pp. 47-48. Herbert 1188. Cambridge: Printed by John Archdeacon; and sold by John Beecroft, John Rivington, Benjamin White, and Edward Dilly, in London; a unknown‎

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