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1950réf. 6901Benziger Brothers. Good with no dust jacket; Usual x-lib. Markings but the book is nice and . clean inside pages. 1950. Hardcover. Has Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur; Ex-Library; 8vo; 344 pages; Each chapter is about a different state in the United States and it's Catholic Heritage. . Benziger Brothers hardcover
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réf. 579821 June 1913 for 1915; on letterhead Palazzo San Calisto Trastevere Roma'. Vatican Librarian; Archivist of the Vatican Secret Archive; subject of Shane Leslie's biography;Three pages octavo. Good on lightly aged and spotted paper with crease to second leaf of bifolium. Regarding Rev. J. R. McKee's translation of Arnold Oskar Meyer's 'England and the Catholic Church under Queen Elizabeth'. He has received McKee's letter. 'When I promised this to the Professor more than two years ago I did not contemplate having to leave England altogether & still less had I any dream of the war which has interrupted all relations with German friends'. He has written to McKee and to explain that he cannot write the introduction 'especially in view of the way the German Professors had treated the war question'. McKee does not think the book will be published till after the war. If Routledge do publish the book Gasquet 'will ask you to do so without any "foreword" from me at all'. He is writing to them directly 'as McKee tells me that he is going as chaplain to the troops & his whereabouts is quite uncertain'. Replying one page quarto on 1 July 1915 the firm state that they understand Gasquet's objection. 'Father McKee has we believe now started for the Front so that we cannot at the moment communicate your decision to him.' 21 June 1913 [for 1915]; on letterhead Palazzo San Calisto, (Trastevere) Roma'. unknown
1934réf. 207305London: A. & C. Black Ltd 1934. Third Edition. Hardcover. Good. 328p. A red cloth hardcover ex-library book in very good condition. Edges worn; small tears to cloth at head and foot of spine. Label residue and fading to spine as well. Stamps on front endpaper. Otherwise text clean and binding tight. An uncommon title. A. & C. Black, Ltd hardcover
réf. 246985 October 1905; on letterhead of Hentland Vicarage Ross-on-Wye. See the entry for this ‘charismatic preacher and flamboyant individual’ referred to several times in Kilvert’s diary in the Oxford DNB which states that having been dispossessed out of his property and forced to dissolve his monastery in Norwich in 1869 he was able with the support of a wealthy benefactor to purchase a property at Capel-y-ffin in the Black Mountains south Wales where he built Llanthony Abbey. 2pp 12mo. On bifolium. In fair condition lightly aged. Folded once for postage. The letter is headed ‘Jesus Only.’ It begins: ‘My dear daughter in Jesus. / Very many thanks for your kind offer of hospitality - we shall hope to be with you by about 3 p m.’ He thanks her for her kindness in taking them in and saving them ‘the expense of going to an Hotel. It will be nice & comfortable for me being with so old & faithful a spiritual Child.’ He signs: ‘Your affect father in / Jesus / Ignatius O.S.B. / Monk.’ 5 October 1905; on letterhead of Hentland Vicarage, Ross-on-Wye. unknown
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réf. 14062'J. M. B. St Laurence's Ampleforth'. 21 July 1854. 2pp. 4to. Bifolium. Very good on lightly-aged paper. Docketted by Wiseman on reverse of second leaf: 'Benedictine Chapter 1854'. The letter begins: 'My Lord Cardinal The First General Chapter of the English Benedictine Congregation since the Restoration of the Hierarchy having arrived at the conclusion of its deliberations we have thought it incumbent upon us not to separate without forwarding to Your Eminence the assurance of our profound and sincere respect.' Hodgson reports that the Benedictines praise 'the earnest and unceasing efforts which Your Eminence has displayed in forwarding the glorious work of the advancement of Religion in this island so dear from the history of the past to the Children of St Benedict. From its earliest conversion under our Saxon ancestors through the prosperous and brilliant days of its religious influence in the midst too of its sorrows and struggles and its persecutions even unto death we have formed a portion of the Curch adn have considered ourselves identified with its existence. And now that more hopeful days have dawned upon her and she has been successful in extending her conquests and enlarging her boundaries and gaining a greater freedom in her sphere of action we cannot but rejoice at these glorious results'. He continues in the same vein before congratulating Wiseman adding that 'we must not withhold our sympathy that any abandonment of duty on the part of those who ought to be cooperating with Your Eminence should be to you a source of anxiety or affliction'. Hodgson concludes by stating that they will increase their prayers and 'Begging your Eminence's blessing upon the English Benedictine Congregation'. From the Wiseman papers. 'J. M. B. | St Laurence's, Ampleforth'. 21 July 1854. unknown
