Search Results: Authors starting with L from Vintage Quaker/Corner Bookshop

York, England: William Sessions Limited. One cover corner strongly creased, few pages slightly wrinkled, else very good+. . Very Good. Paperback. 1st Edition. 1988.

Urbana, Illinois: Stormline Press, Inc.. Cover and pages fine, dust jacket lightly wrinkled with small sticker on back, very good. "Rotted on a small farm in the heart of Iowa, the stories in _Silent Friends_ take us on a profound journey not so much over distance, but through time. The stories in the collection interweave the lives of three generations of Quaker family who cared for that small farm and for one another. The stories reflect the author's deep and abiding love for the land, yet they also richly express the connection of people to a specific place and to each other. _Silent Friends_ offers a view of broad landscape and of interiors, as gentle people struggle to be fully human with themselves, their family, and neighbors." . Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1992.

Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill Publications. Some wear, internally good. May have previous owners name or minimal notes. . Good. Pamphlet (Soft cover). 1982.

Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill Publications. Some wear, internally good. May have previous owners name or minimal notes. PHP# 365 . Good. Pamphlet (Soft cover). 2003.

Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill Publications. Some wear, internally good. May have previous owners name or minimal notes. . Good. Pamphlet (Soft cover). 1988.

Quaker Books. Cover and first few pages wavy/wrinkled, owner initials, else very good+. Swarthmore Lecture 2010 . Very Good. Paperback. 2010.

Owensboro, KY: Quaker Religious Thought. 36-page pamphlet. Edges of paper cover sun-darkened. Pages very good. Lead article by Paul Lacey, considering a Quaker response to the new theology which maintains God is dea. Comments by Chris Downing, J.H. McCandless, and Clinton L. Reynolds - with response to these comments by Paul Lacey. . Very Good. Soft cover. 1966.

Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill Publications. Some wear, internally good. May have previous owners name or minimal notes. . Good. Pamphlet (Soft cover). 1979.

Maine. Near fine paperback signed by author. . Near Fine. Soft cover. Revised. 2016.

Paris: Les Editions Bordas. Moderately worn, foxed, flexible covers with small split in cloth at top of spine, cover reattached to text block, tear to end paper, else text block tight and pages very good. Text in French. . Good-. Hardcover. 1968.

History Press. Hardcover with pictorial covers, no jacket - presumably as published - is in As New condition. Seems never to have been read. . As New. Hardcover. 2021.

Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill Publications. Some wear, internally good. May have previous owners name or minimal notes. PHP #129 . Good. Pamphlet (Soft cover). 1963.

Todtri Book Publications. 13" x 9" Dust jacket lightly edge worn, very light soiling on back, binding tight, slight fire smoke smell, else very good+. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1994.

NY: A. C. Armstrong. edge worn covers, spine faded and scuffed, inner hinge cracking, bookplate, library blindstamp on title page, . Good. Hardcover. 1886.

Boston: Little, Brown, and Company. Very lightly worn blue cloth covers with simple gilt title on spine, binding tight, pages bright, clean, and very good. "The present edition of Lamb's Essays is an exact reprint of the text of the original edition of "The Essays of Elia" (1823) and "The Last Essays of Elia" (1833). The portrait of Lamb has been newly edtched from the engraving of Hancock's drawing (1798). The vignette of Lamb's house at Enfield, in which many of the Elia Essays were written, is from an early photograph loaned by Mr. E. E. North." . Very Good. Hardcover. 1896.

London: Frederick Warne. Moderately worn blue cloth covers, spine top chipped, back cloth wrinkled, spine label browned, owner name on title page, top 1" of title page clipped, occasional marks in margins, good. The "Chandos" Classics. No date given (estimated). NOT ex-library. . Good. Hardcover. 1880.

Boston and New York: The Jefferson Press. Good cloth covers lightly worn, tanned/discolored, paper spine plate edge worn with small scratches. Front hinge cracked, else binding tight and pages clean and very good. Two black and white portraits of Lamb. Limited edition - only 1,000 copies printed. No date. . Very Good-. Hardcover. De luxe. 1111.

Tipperary, Ireland: C.B.L. Services. Lightly darkened, scuffed covers, pages near fine. "Is there a solution to Bitterness and Hatred? In 1972, a small group of Roman Catholics started praying for the Holy Spirit and for a Priest to join them. A few weeks later, a Priest and the author, a Quaker, arrived the same night. This is the Author's story, and reflection on some of the things that have happened since. It is a positive affirmation that Jesus Christ is alive and able to deal with today's problems including bitterness and hatred." . Very Good. Paperback. 1983.

Garden City, New York: Garden City Publishing. Covers lightly worn, dust soiled, owner name, else interior very good. Dust jacket badly edge worn and chipped, bottom third of spine missing - list of publications printed on inner side of dustjacket. "With numerous illustrations." . Good +. Hardcover. 1930.

Houston: Harbottle Press. Inscribed by author, very light soil to front cover . Very Good +. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1998.