1844 John Henry Newman Sermons Provenance Arthur Coxe 1st American Edition

Description: John Henry Newman was an English academic from Oxford who converted to Catholicism after several years as a theologian and poet. These are a series of sermons that he preached during the years 1842-1843 with the last sermon, “The Parting of Friends”, the last sermon he preached before his conversion. Arthur Cleveland Coxe was an Anglican bishop in western New York who was active in the mid to late 1800s as writer and religious leader. The book was donated to the Grosvenor Library in Buffalo, New York which was demolished in 1974. The book is in good condition with foxing within and some notations as well as an 18 page catalog in the rear. There is also a written note in the rear in the hand of Reverend Coxe dated 1845. Please do not hesitate to email with questions or for more pictures. Good Condition: 12mo: (7 5/8” x 5”): brown embossed publisher’s cloth with scuffed corners and edge wear: spine cover lifted from the front hinge and bits missing: scuffs to rear hinge: gilt lettering on spine inside a Church door: bookplate inside front of Grosvenor Library with notation detailing gift: signature of A. C. Coxe on title page with Hartford 1844: yellowing pages due to age: light soiling and foxing throughout: 18 page catalog in rear from D. Appleton: notation after catalog dated Nov 8 1945: “Sermons bearing on Subjectgs of the Day”: John Henry Newman: New York: D. Appleton & Co: Philadelphia: George S. Appleton: 1844. FORN-Shelf-562-RAREA1844ABDA

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Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

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