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réf. 28260P., "Grands Lacs", Nos 5-6, 53e année, 1er Mars 1937, in 8° broché, paginé 257 à 432 ; importante iconographie ; couverture illustrée (très légèrement fanée) ; bien complet du grand "poster" dépliant : Supplément à Grands Lacs - Mars 1937.
1990réf. 90862Würzburg: Echter / Altenberge: Telos-Verlag 1990. 640 Seiten. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Orig.-Leinenband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
réf. 13974969Ipswich: Wm Engledow Harbord, 1901 in-8, 79 pages, 2 portraits. Reliure toile d'éd., titre en lettres d'argent sur le premier plat, bon état. Seconde édition. HATASHIL MASHA KATHISH d'origine Dinka (Soudan) vint en Angleterre où il fut baptisé et devint prédicateur.
réf. 44951Lausanne, Georges Bridel, 1921. 13 x 20, 64 pp., illustrations en N/B, 1 carte, broché, bon état.
réf. 24883Paris/Bruxelles/Zurich/Montréal, 1974. 17 x 24, 2 volumes, 351 + 351 pages, très nombreuses illustrations et cartes, cartonnage d'édition + jaquette, très bon état.
réf. 42669Paris, Arthème Fayard, 1961. "15 x 20, 144 pp., broché, état moyen (couverture défraîchie; cachets du Collège jésuite Saint Stanislas à Mons)."
réf. ORD-9546SPES. (1944). In-8 br.couverture illustrée, 291pp. Illustrations photo h.-t. et carte dépliante :Pôle Nord et Esquimaux.
1974réf. M1640061974 Rene Dessagne Couverture souple 1974 M Simon -Chautemps . .LA CONQUETE ET L'EVANGELISATION DE L'AFRIQUE AU XIXè SIECLE. René Dessagne, 1974, in12 broché, 299pp. France et pays limitrophes :Les envois de moins de 0,500 kg sont expédiés par voie postale. Les autres par Mondial relay. Si vous désirez néanmoins la Poste, merci de nous contacter . Reste du monde : par envoi postal "livres" sans suivi . Pour un envoi suivi, merci de nous contacter.
1940réf. 045420Grands Lacs Jaquette en bon état broché Couverture Illustrée Namur - Paris - Berne 1940 160 pages en format 16 - 24 cm - dessins - photographies hors texte
réf. 127243aafLa Table Ronde, 1965, in-8vo, brochure originale.
réf. 133057aafParis, Soc. des Mossions Êvang. / Neuchâtel, Delachaux / 1925 /1906 / 1923, in-8vo, 240 p. ill. de qqes portraits / 282 p., ill. /192 + 1 f., ill., brochure originale illustrée (François Coillard en pirogue sur le Zembèze) / brochées.
réf. 1654Missions des Soeurs de la Sainte-Famille de Bordeaux. 1940. In-8In-8 Carré. Broché. bon état. 344 pages. Illustré de nombreuses photos en noir et blanc hors texte. traversée, A bord du 'Giulio Cesare', Marseille, Le Cap. Durban, Séjour à 'Maris Stella'. Le Basutoland, Roma et les Missions en 'Pays Noir'.
2001réf. 1005202001 Collection "Hommes d'action" - Mission Connaissance. Sans date ( ouvrage récent). 1 vol in-4 format oblong.Cartonnage éditeur illustré. 53 pages. Importante iconographie en couleurs pour cet ouvrage consacré à ce corps d'élite de l'armée française
1848réf. List38119Lima LaGrange County Indiana 1848. Autograph letter signed "D. C. Meeker" to Rev. Charles Hall Secretary of the American Home Missionary Society New York City. 3 pp. on a folded 8 x 10 inch sheet. Near Fine. A letter from Rev. D. C. Meeker a Presbyterian home missionary in northern Indiana reporting to the American Home Missionary Society on the state of his church at Plymouth Indiana and on the recent temperance excitement caused by the itinerant lecturer Augustus Littlejohn. Meeker reports no conversions or additions to the Plymouth church but devotes much of the letter to Littlejohn's appearances in Plymouth and Lima. Littlejohn had drawn large pledge-signing crowds including some "hard drinkers" but Meeker doubted the durability of the excitement and sharply condemned him. In Lima where Littlejohn had also stirred a temporary temperance movement Meeker writes that the cause seemed "not only dead but also laid out & buried" and that Littlejohn's career if stopped would benefit "the cause of morality & religion." Full text follows. "Lima Lagrange Co. Ind. Feb. 29th 1848 Dear Brother "A Statistical Report for the church of Plymouth will be rather bare. No conversions no additions either by profession or letter. In regard to temperance I think there has been an advance. Our County Society was moving along slowly but I think rather more surely than in former times. Mr. Littlejohn came to Plymouth by invitation of the Society & it was stated that he obtained 400 subscribers. But this I do not think was true. There may have been 400 names on his list but many of them were in the Society before he came. We obtained many names however & some of them were those of hard drinkers. I would have but little hope of these were it not that they have united with the Sons of Temperance possibly they may there have such restraints thrown around them as will keep them sober. The excitement was still very great when I left Plymouth. Weekly meetings were held in P. & frequent meetings were appointed at various places a few miles out. What the result will be when the excitement wears off I can't tell but I hope for the best. "In this place there was a somewhat similar excitement raised by the same man but it has long since passed by & the subject of temperance seems to be not only dead but also laid out & buried. There is not perhaps more intemperance than in Plymouth but there is no society & the people are saying 'it is not time yet to form one' or 'if we do form one it will be like the rest short lived'. If Mr. Littlejohn's labors are followed everywhere by the same deadness to the matter of active efforts in the temperance cause as they have been here they are a curse to the country & so they are now considered by many intelligent or rather by most intelligent men here. If his career could be stopped while the cause of temperance would not in the main suffer the cause of morality & religion would be greatly benefitted. What I have heard here of the man & what I saw at Plymouth has given me a feeling of loathing toward him as a most unprincipled character. "Yours in the Gospel D. C. Meeker" A strong Indiana temperance letter especially for its contemporary criticism of Augustus Littlejohn's revival-style methods. Meeker's account is useful for showing both the short-term power of temperance lecturing in small Midwestern towns and the suspicion it could provoke among more settled clergy who saw pledge-signing excitement as unstable and morally dangerous when separated from church discipline and local organization. . unknown
terza edizione riveduta, aggiornata e ampliata, pp.350, br, dedica autografa dell'autore, buono.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (23,5 x 16,5 cm). In English and Turkish. 31 p. Color and b/w ills. "American Board Committee (ABH) came to Turkey in 1820. Talas American Middle School was opened in 1871 and then Üsküdar American Girls' High School was founded as a girls' school in Bahçecik. The school which was opened as a girls school in Gölcük in 1873, was first moved to Adapazari in 1884, then to its current place in Baglarbasi, Üsküdar in 1923. The school started to educate both girls and boys in 1990, when it changed its name to 'Üsküdar American Academy' in 1876. After 3 years, Gaziantep American Hospital was opened. With an experience of 134 years serving the people of the area, the hospital joined the Foundation in 1997. It is currently one of the best healthcare centers in the area with its specialist doctors, and units in which all modern technological facilities are used. In 1968, The Health and Education Foundation (SEV) was founded. The American Board Committee (ABH) started the process of transferring the ownership and management of its institutions to SEV".
1910réf. 30798Poitiers s.d. [1910] petit in-8 demi-toile chagrinée à coins modeste, de l'époque, dos lisse en partie insolé
réf. ORD-19412La Croix-Valmer. Missions Africaines. 1950-1954. 4 fascicules in-8 (148 x 239 mm) brochés, couvertures illustrées couleur (monochromes), contenant chacun 6 illustrations recto verso en couleurs. Partie inférieure de ces photos, vraisemblablement des coupons réponses, absents. Documents fragiles, pliés en deux, mais en assez bon état. 2 enveloppes d'expéditions conservées ainsi qu'une carte postale du sanatorium.
1961réf. 3024416Münster, Aschendorff 1961. (8), 211 Seiten, mit 7 Bildtafeln, 4° (26,5 x 18 cm), Orig.-Pappeinband.
réf. 16301Lyon, Arland, 1935, in 8° broché, 191 pages, illustrations.
réf. 13977766Namur: Grands lacs, 1938 in-8, pp. 545-752, illustrations. Broché, jaquette défr. avec petits manques de papier, rares rousseurs, sinon bon état.
réf. 13977801Namur: Pères blancs d'Afrique, 1962 in-4, 68 pages, illustrations. Agrafé.
réf. 13977800Namur: Pères blancs d'Afrique, 1970 in-4, 56 pages, illustrations. Agrafé.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. [2], 10, [2] p. A brief history of American Board Schools in Turkey. This is one in a series of Advance Studies prepared for an Educational Conference on 'Patterns for the future of Christian mission through education in Turkey' to be held April 1964 in Istanbul, Turkey.