San Jose, CA: Acorn Press. Very Good; Text is clean. Cover shows minimal wear. Only real flaw is slight tear to surface paper in center of spine, with a light winkle to covers. Author has done extensive research into meaning and symbolism of Diocesan Seals/Heralds. 1993. Paperback. 152 pages .

Philadelphia: University Of Pennsylvania Press. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket; Text is clean. Binding clean, showing almost no wear. Dust jacket shows only minimal shelfwear. 1985. Hardcover. FROM DUST JACKET: The Bible and Reason is organized around actual topis of theological controversy from 1660 to 1700; what it means to say that Scripture is true, how Scripture and polity are related, how to conceive that canon of the Scripture, and how to understand challenges to the rational theology in questions. ; 184 pages .

New York: Morehouse Publishing. Very Good- with no dust jacket; Text is clean. Small stain on frontispiece. Cover shows normal wear. Several small green paint drips on cover. Upper corner bumped. Spine lettering rubbing off. 1935. Hardcover. B&W Photographs; 404 pages .

London, Eng.: Effingham Wilson, 1818. and Concluding with Remedies Proposed for Abuses Indicated: and an Examination of the Parliamentary System of Church Reform Lately Pursued, and Still Pursuing: Including the Proposed New Churches. xlii, [2], v-lii, 456 p.; 22 cm. (9 inches). Half calf with marbled paper over boards. Oval stamp of the New York Society Library on the title page, with "Withdrawn" stamped over it, and on four other pages. Gilt tooling on the spine also identifies this as formerly belonging to the New York Society Library. Both boards are detached but "reattached" via an old repair; otherwise in Very Good Condition: edges rubbed; leather over spine scraped; small loss of leather at ends of spine; ex-library as noted but no spine label or pocket; stain in lower margin of pp. 95-98; otherwise pages are clean and tight. A very scarce copy of an important early 19th-century work on religion and politics.. First Edition. Very Good.

Chelmsford, Essex, Eng.: Essex County Council, 1973. "Essex Record Office Publications No. 63," taken "Mainly from Essex Archidiaconal Records." xiv, [2], 348 p.: frontispiece, 8 unpaginated pages of illustrations, folded map of Essex "showing the ecclesiastical jurisdictions"; 25 cm. (10 inches). Black cloth with gilt-stamped spine title. Color illustrated dust jacket. Includes index of subjects and index of persons and places. First Edition. "The social historian is here given a wealth of entirely new material on the Elizabethan permissive society, a subject obviously of interest also in the general reader. But while moral offences half fill the book, this is a serious, not sensational, account of the business of the Archdeacons' Courts (popularly known as the 'Bawdy Courts'). It includes absence from church, conventicles [illegal meetings for worship by dissenters], usury, licensing of school-teachers, dilapidated churches, plate and bells, as well as the Church Settlement and Visitations. Having read the 100,000 entries in the Elizabethan court books of the two Essex Archdeaconries--among the most complete series in England--Dr. Emmison has provided the quintessence in an eminently readable form" [from the dust jacket]. ISBN 0-900360-41-0. Extremely useful source book for anyone interested in English religious life in the age of Elizabeth! Book is in Near Fine Condition: small ink mark on front free endpaper; otherwise all pages are clean and tight. Dust Jacket is in Very Good- Condition: front section rubbed; head of spine chipped; 1mm [¼-inch] closed tear top edge of front section; old, faint dampstain at tail of spine along back joint; back section soiled.. First Edition. Near Fine/Very Good-.