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88 V. Der Protestantismus in Amerika
M. Pf-
5. Irland
1081 Clarendon, comte de, Chancelier d’Angleterre, rccit exact et
fidele de la vente et partage du roiaume d’Irlande fait sous
Charles II. 12. Milan 1724. Hleinenbd. 8 —
1082 Croker, Th. C., narratives illustrative of the contests in Ireland
in 1641 and 1690. London 1841. Leinenbd. 5 —
1082a (Mac Mahon, Hugo, episc. Armacanus 1708—37), ius primatiale
Armacanum in omnes archiepiscopo episcopos et Universum
clerum totius regni Hiberniae assertum per H. A. M. T. H. P.
C. armis Armacanis, 4. S. 1. 1728. 1 f., 222 pp., 17 ff. — Prose-
e u t i o eiusdem argumenti pro primatu Armacanum contra ano-
nymum. 4. S. 1. a. et typ. n. 1 f., 125 pp., 3 ff. Together in 1 vol.
Calf (rebacked). 50 —
Buchberger I, 336. With exlibris and name of Joan Carpenter, bishop
of Dublin 1770, and exlibris of the Earl of Crawford-Lindsay..
W. possessor’s name Rob. Bethel.
1083 *Ronan, M. M., the reformation in Dublin (1536—58). London
1926. Orig.-Bd. 20 —
1084 Stopford, E. A., the work and the counterwork or the religious
revival in Belfast. 5th ed. Dublin 1859. H. leather. W. exlibris
„Bibi. Lindesiana“. 3 —
1085 Ussher, J., archbishop af Armagh 1581—1650), a body of divi-
nitie or the summe and substance of Christian religion . . .
Adj. a tract: Immanuel, or the mystery of the incarnation of the
son of God. W. 1 portr. Fol. London 1647. Full calf. With
ex-libris Earl of Crawford-Lindsay. 25 —
Reusch II, 119. — Nat. Biogr. 58, S. 64.
M. ganzseit. Portr. ds. berühmten Primas von Irland.
1086 — Britannicarum Ecclesiarum Antiquitates . . . acced. gravis.
quaestionis de Christian, eccles. success. et statu hist. expl. Ed. II.
Fol. London 1687. Full calf gilt back. W. ex-libris Earl of Craw-
ford-Lindsay. 12 —
Reusch II, 119. — Nat. Biogr. 58, S. 64.
1087 — Parr, R., the life and correspondence of James Usher, late
Lord Archbishop of Armagh, primate and metropolit. of all Ire-
land. W. portr. Fol. London 1686. Calf. W. exlibris Earl of
Crawford-Lindsay. 15 —
1088 Whately, R. (Abp. of Dublin), miscellaneous remains from the
Commonplace-Book. Ed. by Miss E. J. Whately. London 1864.
Cloth. W. ex-libris Earl of Crawford. 3 —
1089 Young, A., voyage en Irlande . . . Trad. par C. Millon. 2 vols.
Av. 2 gravures. Paris 1799. Pappbde. 12 —
1090 — le meme. 2. ed. 2 vols. Av. 2 grav. Paris IX—1801. Hldrbde. 10 —
V. Der Protestantismus in Amerika
1091 * Account, a short, of the first settlement of the provinces of
Virginia, Maryland, New-York, New-Jersey, and Pennsyl-
vania by the English. With 1 map. London 1735. Reprinted
by the Am. Geographical Soc. New-York 1922. Bds. 62 —
Of the original of this highly interesting booklet only five copies are known
to exist. As the title suggests it gives a brief and' concise narrative of the
progress of 16th and 17lh Century settlement along the Atlantic coast of
America. Its main purpose was to set forth the Claims of Pennsylvania in
the protracted boundary dispute with Maryland 1681—1760. It is illustrated
by an exact copy of the map by John Senex of 1735.
American Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
North-America, s. Nr. 756.
1092 Baird, R., de la religion aux Etats-Unis d’Amerique. Trad. de
l’angl. p. L. Burnier. 2 vol. Paris 1844. Hldrbde. Sabin 2793. 16 —
Bördel, Jean du, et Bourdon, P., s. C r e s p i n, Nr. 673.
1 M. = 1 sh. = $ 0,24 = Schw. fr. 1,25 = Holl. fl. 0,60 = Schw. Kr. 0,90.
M. Pf-
5. Irland
1081 Clarendon, comte de, Chancelier d’Angleterre, rccit exact et
fidele de la vente et partage du roiaume d’Irlande fait sous
Charles II. 12. Milan 1724. Hleinenbd. 8 —
1082 Croker, Th. C., narratives illustrative of the contests in Ireland
in 1641 and 1690. London 1841. Leinenbd. 5 —
1082a (Mac Mahon, Hugo, episc. Armacanus 1708—37), ius primatiale
Armacanum in omnes archiepiscopo episcopos et Universum
clerum totius regni Hiberniae assertum per H. A. M. T. H. P.
C. armis Armacanis, 4. S. 1. 1728. 1 f., 222 pp., 17 ff. — Prose-
e u t i o eiusdem argumenti pro primatu Armacanum contra ano-
nymum. 4. S. 1. a. et typ. n. 1 f., 125 pp., 3 ff. Together in 1 vol.
Calf (rebacked). 50 —
Buchberger I, 336. With exlibris and name of Joan Carpenter, bishop
of Dublin 1770, and exlibris of the Earl of Crawford-Lindsay..
W. possessor’s name Rob. Bethel.
1083 *Ronan, M. M., the reformation in Dublin (1536—58). London
1926. Orig.-Bd. 20 —
1084 Stopford, E. A., the work and the counterwork or the religious
revival in Belfast. 5th ed. Dublin 1859. H. leather. W. exlibris
„Bibi. Lindesiana“. 3 —
1085 Ussher, J., archbishop af Armagh 1581—1650), a body of divi-
nitie or the summe and substance of Christian religion . . .
Adj. a tract: Immanuel, or the mystery of the incarnation of the
son of God. W. 1 portr. Fol. London 1647. Full calf. With
ex-libris Earl of Crawford-Lindsay. 25 —
Reusch II, 119. — Nat. Biogr. 58, S. 64.
M. ganzseit. Portr. ds. berühmten Primas von Irland.
1086 — Britannicarum Ecclesiarum Antiquitates . . . acced. gravis.
quaestionis de Christian, eccles. success. et statu hist. expl. Ed. II.
Fol. London 1687. Full calf gilt back. W. ex-libris Earl of Craw-
ford-Lindsay. 12 —
Reusch II, 119. — Nat. Biogr. 58, S. 64.
1087 — Parr, R., the life and correspondence of James Usher, late
Lord Archbishop of Armagh, primate and metropolit. of all Ire-
land. W. portr. Fol. London 1686. Calf. W. exlibris Earl of
Crawford-Lindsay. 15 —
1088 Whately, R. (Abp. of Dublin), miscellaneous remains from the
Commonplace-Book. Ed. by Miss E. J. Whately. London 1864.
Cloth. W. ex-libris Earl of Crawford. 3 —
1089 Young, A., voyage en Irlande . . . Trad. par C. Millon. 2 vols.
Av. 2 gravures. Paris 1799. Pappbde. 12 —
1090 — le meme. 2. ed. 2 vols. Av. 2 grav. Paris IX—1801. Hldrbde. 10 —
V. Der Protestantismus in Amerika
1091 * Account, a short, of the first settlement of the provinces of
Virginia, Maryland, New-York, New-Jersey, and Pennsyl-
vania by the English. With 1 map. London 1735. Reprinted
by the Am. Geographical Soc. New-York 1922. Bds. 62 —
Of the original of this highly interesting booklet only five copies are known
to exist. As the title suggests it gives a brief and' concise narrative of the
progress of 16th and 17lh Century settlement along the Atlantic coast of
America. Its main purpose was to set forth the Claims of Pennsylvania in
the protracted boundary dispute with Maryland 1681—1760. It is illustrated
by an exact copy of the map by John Senex of 1735.
American Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
North-America, s. Nr. 756.
1092 Baird, R., de la religion aux Etats-Unis d’Amerique. Trad. de
l’angl. p. L. Burnier. 2 vol. Paris 1844. Hldrbde. Sabin 2793. 16 —
Bördel, Jean du, et Bourdon, P., s. C r e s p i n, Nr. 673.
1 M. = 1 sh. = $ 0,24 = Schw. fr. 1,25 = Holl. fl. 0,60 = Schw. Kr. 0,90.