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A letter to the Unitarian Christians in South Wales,
BELSHAM, Thomas, A letter to the Unitarian Christians in South Wales, London: printed for R. Hunter, successor to Mr. Johnson. 1816, First edition.
ID No: 24705
£125.00
An account of the rise and progress of the Unitarian doctrine;
ASHWORTH, John, An account of the rise and progress of the Unitarian doctrine; Rochdale: printed for the author; and sold by J. Westell: also by Rowland Hunter ..... and David Eaton; London. 1817, First edition: very scarce.
ID No: 24709
£150.00
An historical vindication of the divine right of tithes,
COMBER, Thomas,, An historical vindication of the divine right of tithes, London, printed by S. Roycroft, for Robert Clavel, 1682, First edition. Wing C.5472. Kress 1554. Smith, Anti-Quakeriana, p.134. Sweet & Maxwell I, p.191(#10). Not in Goldsmiths.
ID No: 24365
£350.00
Names of the committee of subscribers, for the relief of the suffering French clergy, refugees in the British Dominions.
HESTER, T.I., Names of the committee of subscribers, for the relief of the suffering French clergy, refugees in the British Dominions. n.p. [London?], n.d. [1793?], Ephemeral and certainly very rare. ESTC locates a copy in the National Archives, but no other located by COPAC or OCLC.
ID No: 21847
£450.00
Six letters addressed to a congregation of independent Dissenters, upon separating from their communion.
LONDON MERCHANT, Six letters addressed to a congregation of independent Dissenters, upon separating from their communion. London: printed for R. Hunter ..... and W. Harwood. 1817, First edition: apparently rare outside British libraries, OCLC finding copies only at the Graduate Theol. Union Lib. (CA) + Harvard + Columbia.
ID No: 24707
£85.00
The Buchanites from first to last.
TRAIN, Joseph, The Buchanites from first to last. Edinburgh & London, William Blackwood and Sons. 1846, First edition: uncommon.
ID No: 26437
£150.00
The three woe trumpets;
WINCHESTER, Elhanan, The three woe trumpets; London: printed for and sold by Samuel Reece; by T. Parsons; and by the author, no.5, Winksworth's Buildings, City Road. [1793], A very scarce pamphlet, the first edition (A discourse on the three woe trumpets, London, 1793) apparently being known in only 2 copies: those at Regent's Park Coll., Oxford, + Brown Un.R.I.
ID No: 24684
£100.00