tracts etc (2 resultados)

Many with woodcuts. Bound together in 19th century with leather cord, creasing on corners,

Hardcover. 4, 135 p.; and its Tracts I-VI -- Glasgow Educational Assoc., nos. I-II; Glasgow Protestant Assoc., nos. I-VIII; + 4; 22 cm. Bound with: [Tracts] I. Two questions concerning the power of the supreme magistrate about religion and the worship of God,with one about tithes. / John Owen [1659] 1838. 11 p. - II. The principle of voluntary churches, and not the principle of an establishment,proved tobe the real origin of Romish and priestly domination / James Gibson. 1833. 96 p. - III-IV. The past and present condition of religion and morality in the United States of America, an argument not for voluntary, but for established churches / John Gordon Lorimer, pt i-ii. 1833. 19+110 p. [not in Sabin] - V. The scriptural authority ofthe Sabbath / by a Scotchman [pencilled in: George Lewis] 1834. 8 p. - VI. The Church of Scotland the poor man's church / William Collins. n.d. 8 p. -- Glasgow Educational Association. I. Scotland a half-educatited nation. [by George Lewis] 1834. 95 p. [`extreme and violent attack on Voluntaryism' (Cameron, Dict. of Scottish church history 799b)] - II. Hints towards the formation of a normal seminary in Glasgow [George Lewis, 1835] 16p. -- Glasgow Protestant Association. I. The theology of Peter Dens; III. Popery in Ireland a persecutor / J.G. Lorimer [1835] 8+8 p. - II. Ireland; popery and priestcraft the cause of the misery and crime [1835]; VI. Ireland: the policy of reducing the established church, 1836; VII. Address .to the members of the Church of Scotland, 1836; VIII. On the grant to Maynooth College [1836?] / J.C. Colquhoun. 40+68+4+8 p. - IV. Popery unchanged / James Henderson. 1836. 8 p. - V. The dangerous nature of popery / Nathaniel Paterson, 1836. 16 p. -- also 4 related pamphlets, 1836-1839. Fair scuffed half calf, covers detached. A. P. Stewart's file.