Collection of various bound-in 19th century pamphlets relating to Sunday laws and Sabbath observances
1856, Edition Unstated. London : Various. Poor library copy in the original gilt-blocked leather over cloth boards. Spine bands worn; panel edges somewhat dust-toned and rubbed as with age. Text remains clear and without blemish. Further scans, images and additional bibliographical material available on request. Item #442840
Date is suggested/cannot be verified. Contents; Sunday Laws by Charles Hill; Sunday Opening of Museums, Galleries, etc.: Speech of Alexander M'Arthur, Esq. in the House of Commons on Friday, June 8th, 1877; Should the National Museums be opened on the Lord's Day? by Sir Thomas Chambers; Crape on the Whip by J. M. Weylland; "Continental Sundays"; "Opinions of Public Men on the Sabbath Question"; "To Working Men"; "Free Sundays for the People"; "One Day's Rest in Seven"; "Fair Play"; "Serving a Hard Master"; "A Noble Testimony"; "To Sunday Buyers"; "Duty is ours, results are God's"; "Have You Thought?"; "Sunday Labour and Insanity"; "The Maniac, or the Sabbath Breaking Merchant"; "The Power of Example"; "The Cabman's Dying Cry"; "The Sabbath Breaker"; "William Reed, of Bath: or, the Sabbath-keeping barber"; "The Sabbatarian's Creed: what is it?"; "The Song of the Seven Day Cabman"; "The Twenty-first annual report of the working men's Lord's Day Rest Association"; "Sunday Observance" loosely inserted. Subjects; Protestantism. Manners and customs. Traditions. Great Britain. Religious pamphlets. 19th Century.
Price: €195.00