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[14],254pp. Antique-style half calf and marbled boards. Light foxing and soiling. Very good. The third edition of this work by William Penn, with no copies of the first edition being recorded extant, and the second published in 1674. In this work the noted Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania refutes assertions about the Quaker faith made by Baptist preacher Thomas Hicks in his pamphlet, A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A CHRISTIAN AND A QUAKER (1673). Hicks' pamphlet purports to be a conversation between an orthodox Christian and a Quaker, in which the Quaker is made to appear quite foolish. Bronner & Fraser note that it must have been quite popular, as it went through two printings, and Penn felt compelled to respond with the present work. Penn's essay concerns "the Light within," which he claims is universal, dating back to the classical world even before Christ, though he notes that Christ is the ultimate expression of the Light. "WP went on to prove the universality of the Light through reason, and to summarize the character of a True Quaker, as one who is completely obedient to the Light. Biographers have called this WP's most systematic essay written up to this point, and it was given a good reception in the seventeenth century" - Bronner & Fraser. ESTC R26864. WING P1267. SMITH, FRIENDS' BOOKS 2.291. BRONNER & FRASER 22C. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers WRCAM47584
Titel: THE CHRISTIAN QUAKER AND HIS DIVINE ...
Verlag: T. Sowle, London
Erscheinungsdatum: 1699
Anbieter: William Reese Company - Americana, New Haven, CT, USA
The third edition of this work by William Penn, with no copies of the first edition being recorded extant, and the second published in 1674. In this work the noted Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania refutes assertions about the Quaker faith made by Baptist preacher Thomas Hicks in his pamphlet, A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A CHRISTIAN AND A QUAKER (1673). Hicks' pamphlet purports to be a conversation between an orthodox Christian and a Quaker, in which the Quaker is made to appear quite foolish. Bronner & Fraser note that it must have been quite popular, as it went through two printings, and Penn felt compelled to respond with the present work. Penn's essay concerns "the Light within," which he claims is universal, dating back to the classical world even before Christ, though he notes that Christ is the ultimate expression of the Light. "WP went on to prove the universality of the Light through reason, and to summarize the character of a True Quaker, as one who is completely obedient to the Light. Biographers have called this WP's most systematic essay written up to this point, and it was given a good reception in the seventeenth century" - Bronner & Fraser. ESTC R26864. WING P1267. SMITH, FRIENDS' BOOKS 2.291. BRONNER & FRASER 22C. [14],254pp. Antique-style half calf and marbled boards. Light foxing and soiling. Very good. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 47584
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Anbieter: J & J House Booksellers, ABAA, Kennett Square, PA, USA
Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 3rd Edition. Third edition, foolscap 8vo (6½" x 4"), pp. (14), 1-254, (1) Postscript, (1) blank, (6) catalogue of T. Sowle, 1699. Old mitered calf with double fillet mitered frames and floral corner ornaments on both sides. Re-backed in period style in calf with back in six compartments, red & black leather gilt lettering pieces in the second & third. Five raised bands. All edges red. Very good clean copy with age toning and occasional min-or stains. Wing P 1267. Smith II 291. Sabin 59689. The first edition, 1673, mentioned on the title page of this third edition, is un-located. The second edition, published in 1674 is quite rare. H7512. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 8736
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