Search Results: Religion and Theology from Robert Wright Books, ABAC / ILAB

Hyde Park, New York, U.S.A.: New City Press, 1996. Trade paperback format, pp. 260 + ads. Remainder [marker] stripe to bottom and top page edges, front cover with wrinkling to the publisher's clear lamination, else about a very good copy..

London: Cassell and Company, 1913. 12mo., grey cloth, pp. [xii], 84; frontispiece illustration after The Light of the World (William Holman Hunt). The book has a preface, however it is undated and may have appeared in previous editions. Covers a bit bowed, else very good or better in a nice dust jacket. William Boyd Carpenter (1841-1918), was an English Clergyman, Canon of Westminster, and Bishop of Ripon. He was also interested in the Eugenics Movement and was President of the Society of Psychical Research in 1912..

(Owen Sound: Maplestone Press, 1991).. Soft cover. Very Good. Trade paperbacjk format, pp. 496, [1]. Light wear and minor creases to covers, else very good.

(Allendale): Alleluia Press, (1975). First edition, paper issue. 9.5 " x 6.5 " green card covers with french [folding] flaps, pp. 68. Printed in Belgium, one of 3,000 unnumbered copies [some copies issued casebound]. Briefly inscribed by de Vinck. Light creasing to covers, else near fine..

London: S.P.C.K., 1956. First edition. Octavo, brown cloth, pp. xi, 151; illustrated. From the foreword, " Joanna Southcott, a devout Devonshire Church-woman at the end of the eighteenth century, honestly believed that God was calling her to be a prophetess. A small group of Anglican clergy welcomed in her the restoration of the lost Order of Prophets, and thousands of layfolk became her disciples". The text abounds with descriptions of weird eccentrics, and their doings. Several light spots of foxing on fore-edge of pages, else a very good copy. No dust jacket..

Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1997. First edition. Octavo, beige cloth in dust jacket; pp. xxii, (2), (1)- 289, (1). Fine in fine dust jacket - clean and unmarked..