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195532 pages. Features: Dr. A.D. Hurt writes about "The True Israel"; Condensed version of speech given by Indiana Senator William E. Jenner regarding censure charges against Senator Joseph McCarthy; Time to Begin Again - Sermon of the Month; Photo of Dr. Harry M. Hoxsey with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Seago of Rockdale Texas and their baby boy , John Wayne Seago, whom Dr. Hoxsey cured of cancer; Joe Parelli's Case; Interview with Dr. C.A. Newcomb; Cedars of Lebanon; Archaeology and the Old Testament - a review of Dr. M.F. Unger's new book; Editorials mention Senator Fulbright, John Paton Davies, George Sylvester Viereck, the American Bible Society and Brotherhood Week; Foreign Missions - the printed page in other tongues; Book Reviews; Sunday School. Interesting ads. Three-inch tape repair to top of photo of Dr. Harry M. Hoxsey on page 9, otherwise unmarked with light wear. A quality vintage copy of this fascinating publication. Magazine
1987Signed and inscribed by author inside front board. Laid-in is a signed letter by the author to the recipients of this copy, listing the publishers which refused to print it. 210 pages. Index. Lists of Hebrew and Christian spiritual references. Footnotes. Suggested reading list. "The purpose of this book is to demonstrate that Judaism is the most appropriate religion for contemporary Americans and to promote their mass conversion to it." - from Introduction. Clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear to red boards. An excellent copy. Book
1996xxxix, 231 pages. Footnotes and index. Black and white reproductions of photos. "A religious, well-educated Victorian, Eliot Curwen takes us into the heart of the colonial society he encountered. His journal provides insights into its pervasive sectariansim, the tawdry political world of St. John's, the rudimentary conditions aboard the fishing schooners, and the poverty of the Labrador 'livyers,' the permanent white settlers who had intermarried with the Inuit. His candid remarks about Grenfell reveal details about the young missionary and social reformer not found elsewhere." - dust jacket. Faint pencil erasure atop half-title page, otherwise book clean, bright and unmarked with light wear. Dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A pleasing copy. Book
1995pp. [10], 11-116. Footnotes. Selected Bibliography. Index. Black and white photographic plates. Map. "An excellent history of the early church in British Columbia." - back cover. Chapters include: Beginnings; Rivalry and Prejudice; The Columbia Mission; Missions to the Miners; Brideships - It Seemed a Good Idea at the Time; Education - Some Pluses and Minuses; Metlakatla - Utopia or dictatorship; Watchdogs. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A nice copy. Book
1915124p., illus. History of Morgan Memorial, a combination of social center, children's settlement, rescue mission, & church in Boston. Hardcover Very good condition
1956214p., illus. Hardcover Very good condition
1958208p., illus. Hardcover Good condition
191615p. Cover title Pamphlet Good condition, top edge of cover torn off
1911xxi p., 2 l., 467 p. incl. map. front., plates, ports. 21 1/2 cm. Hardcover Very good condition Laid in is a printed letter from the Archbishop of St. Paul to the author commending her work.
1962389 p. illus. 24 cm. Hardcover Very good condition
1970228pp. , illus. 22 cm. Hardcover Very good condition good
1968182 p., illus. Hardcover Good condition in chipped d.j. fair
1936401 p., illus. Hardcover Very good condition; scrape marks on front board
1875214p. Hardcover Very good condition, corners & hinges worn
1941105p, illus. Hardcover Very good condition good
1910223p., illus. Hardcover Very good condition
1973282pp. 25 cm. Hardcover Very good condition good
1776In-8°, 42pp, (2), legatura in cartonato. Buone condizioni. Edizione originale del compendio della dottrina cristiana interamente in lingua birmana. In-8°, 42pp, (2), cardboard binding. Good condition. Original edition of the compendium of Christian doctrine entirely in Burmese language.
1836In-8°, VII, 111pp. rilegatura in tela In-8°, VII, 111pp, cloth binding
2010Numero monografico della rivista “Archaeologiae. Research by Foreign Missions in Italy”, IV, 1-2, 2006. Un volume di 169 pagine, brossura editoriale con sovracoperta illustrata. Dimensioni: 17x24 cm. Eccellenti condizioni. Testo in lingua italiana.
1601In -8°, pp. 109, (b), cartonato, tagli rossi. Prima edizione. Francesco Pasio (1551-1612) fu il primo provinciale gesuita in Giappone, residente a Nagasaki; il libro comprende anche una lettera del vice-provinciale Pedro Gomez (1533-1600), autore del “Compendium”, ovvero un trattato di cosmologia e teologia che sarebbe diventata la prima opera a introdurre la cultura occidentale in Giappone; segue un testo di Nicolò Longobardi (1559-1654), gesuita siciliano che in Cina fu il successore di Matteo Ricci (nominato varie volte in questo testo); la quarta e ultima lettera è un resoconto di una missione presso i territori islamici del Mogol (India, Pakistan, Afghanistan). Marca dei gesuiti al frontespizio e capilettera figurati. First edition. Pasio (1551-1612) was the first Jesuit Provincial in Japan: he resided in Nagasaki; the book includes also a letter of his deputy Pedro Gomez (1533-1600), author of the “Compendium”, a cosmology and theology treaty that had to become the first work to introduce western knowledge in Japan; then a text by Nicolò Longoboardi (1559-1654), a sicilian jesuit who replace, in China, Matteo Ricci (mentioned many times in this text); the fourth and last letter is the chronicle of a mission in Islamic areas of Mughal (India, Pakistan, Afghanistan). A Jesuit mark on title page and figurative initials. Pasio (1551-1612) was the first Jesuit Provincial in Japan: he resided in Nagasaki; the book includes also a letter of his deputy Pedro Gomez (1533-1600), author of the “Compendium”, a cosmology and theology treaty that had to become the first work to introduce western knowledge in Japan; then a text by Nicolò Longoboardi (1559-1654), a sicilian jesuit who replace, in China, Matteo Ricci (mentioned many times in this text); the fourth and last letter is the chronicle of a mission in Islamic areas of Mughal (India, Pakistan, Afghanistan). A Jesuit mark on title page and figurative initials.
1603In -8°, pp. 77, (B); cartonato, tagli rossi. Prima edizione. Pasio (1551-1612) fu il primo provinciale gesuita in Giappone, residente a Nagasaki. La lettera compendia le attività dei Gesuiti in Giappone a cavallo dei due secoli, descrive le condizioni di vita in diverse città e si impegna nel racconto delle condizioni culturali del Giappone a quel tempo. First edition. Pasio (1551-1612) was the first Jesuit Provincial in Japan: he resided in Nagasaki. This letter outlines the Jesuits’ activities in Japan, between XVI and XVII century, also giving descriptions of the various life conditions in many cities, and more widely of the Japan culture at that time.
1602In -8°, pp. 100; cartonato, tagli rossi; marca dei Gesuiti al frontespizio, iniziale xilografica. Nicolas Pimenta (1546-1614) fu mandato a Goa nel 1596, in ruolo di sovrintendente delle Indie Orientali. Questo è il suo secondo resoconto, in cui dopo aver riferito sullo stato delle sue missioni, descrive un viaggio verso Nord - a tratti avventuroso - intrapreso inizialmente con 11 compagni: nel volume si dà conto di una delle prime missioni cristiane in Bengala. Nicolas Pimenta (1546-1614) was sent to Goa in 1596, as Eastern India supervisor. This is his second report, in which he tells about his travel to North (sometimes adventurous) giving also account of one of the first Christian missions to Bengal.
