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A Jacobite Stronghold of the Church : Jacobean History Scotland :Mary E. Ingram
A Jacobite Stronghold of the Church : Jacobean History Scotland :Mary E. Ingram
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A Jacobite Stronghold of the Church:
Being the Story of Old St. Paul's, Edinburgh: Its Origin on the Disestablishment of Episcopacy in Scotland, 1689, Through Jacobite Years Onward to the Oxford Movement; and Its Relation to the Scottish Consecration in 1784 of the first Bishop of the American Church
By Mary E. Ingram
Published by R Garant & Son, Edinburgh, 1907. First Edition. Hardback, 8vo, 124 pages.
This book once belonged to Scottish author Malcolm Cant who has written books on Edinburgh history as well as other titles. (see his bookplate in the last image provided)
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CONDITION
The cloth binding is good with a couple of light grubby marks. All contents present. A l;ittle spottin g to the prelims but most pages unaffected. The front endpaper has an inscription written on and some of the page torn away (see last image provided). Overall a decent copy.
Being the Story of Old St. Paul's, Edinburgh: Its Origin on the Disestablishment of Episcopacy in Scotland, 1689, Through Jacobite Years Onward to the Oxford Movement; and Its Relation to the Scottish Consecration in 1784 of the first Bishop of the American Church
By Mary E. Ingram
Published by R Garant & Son, Edinburgh, 1907. First Edition. Hardback, 8vo, 124 pages.
This book once belonged to Scottish author Malcolm Cant who has written books on Edinburgh history as well as other titles. (see his bookplate in the last image provided)
SEE CONTENTS IN IMAGES PROVIDED
CONDITION
The cloth binding is good with a couple of light grubby marks. All contents present. A l;ittle spottin g to the prelims but most pages unaffected. The front endpaper has an inscription written on and some of the page torn away (see last image provided). Overall a decent copy.
