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London: C And J Rivington, 1828. Full Leather. G to Vg. Bound in full tree-calf (bound by J Smith, Binder, April 1830), oval SPCK logo on front board, preface, 23pp. text, 370pp (last page of index is missing) endpapers missing as is the spine title label. Scuffs on surface of rear board, corners are bumped.

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London: Printed only for John Beecroft, 1771. Leather. Fair. Full leather. Xxi, 471 pp. MISSING all contents pages after page 471. Somewhat recently attributed to Richard Allestree, The Whole Duty of Man was first published in 1658, anonymously, expounded on Anglican traditions, in a Protestant devotional form. This includes sections that adopt a sermon-like tone, as well as several sections of prayers. Richard Allestree was an English Royalist churchman, imprisoned briefly for his views. He published several collections of sermons, and served as provost of Eton College. Provenance: large bookplate indicates this was a gift from Henry Hoare, presumably the English banker of the same name. The name Mary Woolridge is handwritten on the decorative half-title, with the date July 10, 1775. FAIR condition, LACKING the aforementioned contents pages at the end. Heavy scuffing, chipping, and flaking to the leather, with the leather split and peeling along the spine hinges. This includes some minor loss of… Read More

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London: John Eyres, William Mount and Thomas Page, 1744. 503pgs. Prev. owner signature on the front endpaper. Two engravings in precede the title page. . Full brown calf leather.The front panel is detached.Considerable wear to the board extremities, Spine has raised bands and is rubbed. Internally clean. This is an English high church 'protestant' devotional work, first published anonymously, with an introduction by Henry Hammond, in 1658. It was both popular and influential for two centuries, in the Anglican tradition it helped to define. The title is taken from Ecclesiastes 12:13, in the King James Version of the Bible: Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.. Early Edition. Hardcover. Good.

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