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Tracts for the times
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[3 v.?] v. ; 23 cm.; References: NUC pre-1956; v. 599, p. 364; NUC pre-1956; v. 599, p. 365; Genre/Form: Advertisements -- New York (State) -- New York -- 19th century. Apologetic works.; Note(s): London edition had 6 vols. and several members of the University of Oxford named: Neuman, Keble, Palmer, Froude, Pusey, Williams--NUC pre-1956./ "Announced 'to make this edition an exact reprint of the whole series' of Tracts, together with Plain sermons by contributors to the Tracts for the times. In addition to the present v. 1, volumes 2-3 (without edition note?) were published containing Tracts 67, 71-79. Contains no. 1-66 of Tracts for the times and Records of the church, no. 1-25, called also Tracts for the times (unnumbered)"--NUC pre-1956./ Binding: violet cloth with printed spine label./ "Notice. The Second Part of this Volume will contain the Second Part of the revised edition of Dr. Pusey's Treatise on Baptism, being Nos. 68, 69, and 70, of the Tracts for the Times. They have not been received in this country, and it is believed they have not yet been published in England. They will be put to press as soon as they come to hand. New York, April, 1840."--Notice tipped in on t.p./ Includes advertisement on p. [3] and addenda on p. [211]-315./ Includes bibliographical references.; Other Titles: Records of the church.; Responsibility: by members of the University of Oxford.; Entry: 19890117; Update: 20140413; Link is to 1839 edition with same publisher.;, OCMH1: [v.1] ; No.1138. | Alcove B. | Shelf 48 ; [v.2] ; No. 1139. | Alcove B. | Shelf 48 ;  [v.3] ; No. 1140. | Alcove B. | Shelf 48 ;, OCMH2: [v.1] ; D-7/10 ; [v.2] ; D-7/6 ;  [v.3] ; D-7/11 ;, MARGINALIA: [v.1] ; [Flyleaf] John H Noyes [John Humphrey Noyes] | April 24. 1841 ; [Text Block] [Scattered marginal markings.] ; It is noticeable in all the histories of the early church that | this suspicious phraseology - "it is said" "it is reported" "the tradition | is" etc is uniformly employed, whenever the commissions and suc- | cessions of the Father from the apostles is to be made out. This | is a kind of testimony that is not received in courts of law. | Yet it is all that can be found to prove the integrity of the | first and most important link--the chain of ecclesiastical authority. [Page 1?] ; The church while it is visible is the field before harvest. The | tines and wheat grow together. At the harvest, the wheat goes to the | garden and the tines to the flame-i.e. become invisible. The harvest of the | Church which Christ founded cause of the destruction of [IIlegible, page ?] ;   [v.2] ; [Text Block] [Scattered marginal annotations.] ; [v.3] ; [Rear Pastedown] [Reference to specific page.], Page 1. ;, COVERAGE: v. 1-3 of 3. ;
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Charles Henry, 142 Fulton-street, Piercy & Reed's Power Press, 9 Spruce-Street)
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Newman, John Henry (author), Keble, John (author), Palmer, William (author), Froude, Richard Hurrell (author), Pusey, E. B. (author), Williams, Isaac (author), University of Oxford (author)
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1840
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Text, book
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oneLib:1354, citekey: 614, http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009734038
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