THE CHILD'S BOOK ON REPENTANCE; Designed, Also, for Older Persons. by Gallaudet, Rev. T. H - (1834).

New York: American Tract Society. Good; Collectible - VOLUME 1 ONLY! FORMER OWNERS NAMES INSIDE. 1839. Hardbound. 214 pages .

American Tract Society. Fair. 1834. Cloth. 71 pages, many small engravings, some cloth tape on the sides and extremeties of the spine, missing front endpapers, still a reasonable copy.; 8vo .

American Tract Society, New York, 1838. Hardcover. Used - Good. NY: American Tract Society, copyright 1838. D. Fanshaw, Printer. 200 pages. 6 plates. 6 x 3.75", leather spine, gold title & lines, '1' (Volume 1), patterned cloth boards. 'Property of Matthew W. Hasbrouck, Bot Ellenville,March 1st, 1842'. Small spine repair, lightly rubbed, foxed, G.

American Tract Society, New York, 1839. Hardcover. Used - Good. NY: American Tract Society, copyright 1839. D. Fanshaw, Printer. 198 pages. 2 plates. 6 x 3.75", leather spine, gold title & lines, '6' (Volume 6), patterned cloth boards. 'Property of Matthew W. Hasbrouck, Bot Ellenville,March 1st, 1842'.

American Tract Society, New York, 1839. Hardcover. Used - Good. NY: American Tract Society, copyright 1839. D. Fanshaw, Printer. 127 + 161 pages. 4 plates. 6 x 3.75", leather spine, gold title & lines, '5' (Volume 5), patterned cloth boards. 'Property of Matthew W. Hasbrouck, Bot Ellenville,March 1st, 1842'.

NY: American Tract Society, 1832. 231pp. 1/2 black leather and brown paper boards. Numerous engravings. Slight foxing, light general wear. Photos on request. The author was a leader in the education of the deaf and former principal of the American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb. Size: 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Hardcover. Good.

Some splitting to spine edges, else clean text, firm binding, light foxing and dampstains to some pages.
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Hartford, CT: Belknap & Hamersley, 1835. Book. Fair-Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Brown 1/4 leather lettered in gilt, blue-gray paper-covered boards. Leather typically rubbed along joints with small chip at head of spine, covers somewhat grubby from age and use. x,11-196 pp. Lacks front flyleaf, title leaf, and another (dedication?) leaf (opens on p. v), otherwise complete. Former owner's inscriptions inked on upper Preface page and inside back cover. Interior foxed, generally light to moderate, severe to a few pages. 1st ed.: 1835 (dated on lower front cover)..

NY: American Tract Society. G. (1836). Brown embossed binding, gilt ldetering & decoration on spine. Tanning on endpapers & page edges, edge wear esp spine edges, . corners bumped. "To teach a child that he has something within him distinct from the body, unlike it, wonderfully superior to it, and which will survive it after death and live for ever, is the simple elementary principle of all religious instruction." .

New York: American Tract Society, 1832. Book. Fair. Cloth. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Presumed first edition. 16mo. 228 p. Illustrated with woodcut engravings. Gallaudet was the principle of the American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, the oldest such school in the United States. His son Edward Miner Gallaudet, co-founded the first college for deaf students, Gallaudet University. This little book includes an interesting mix of natural history, scientific, and theological discussions, written for young people. Includes an engraving depicting the sign language alphabet. Boards worn and corners trimmed; leather spine split. Last 20 pages loose, and last several pages missing (was originally 231 pages). Fair..