Item #162956 Quarterly Journal of the American Education Society [Nos. I-VIII].
Quarterly Journal of the American Education Society [Nos. I-VIII]
Quarterly Journal of the American Education Society [Nos. I-VIII]
Quarterly Journal of the American Education Society [Nos. I-VIII]
Quarterly Journal of the American Education Society [Nos. I-VIII]
Quarterly Journal of the American Education Society [Nos. I-VIII]
Quarterly Journal of the American Education Society [Nos. I-VIII]
Quarterly Journal of the American Education Society [Nos. I-VIII]

Quarterly Journal of the American Education Society [Nos. I-VIII]

Boston: Published by the Board of Directors, 1827. 1827-1829; original copies, not reprints. Paperback. The original first eight volumes of this periodical, each in tan wraps with black lettering. Consecutive pagination of 244 pp. with no illustrations. Varying degrees of condition; all complete, but No. 7 is missing front cover. Otherwise, mostly clean contents but with a few covers either loose or detached (Nos. I-IV) and a bit of historic dust. Nos. II-V are ex-lib. from Union Theoogical Seminary (NY). Seven of the eight have ownership signatures on the front covers (see comments). All in all, a very nice, readable set. Item #162956

Former owners of these journals included Rev. Samuel Hanson Cox, an American Presbyterian minister and leading abolitionist who corresonded often with Frederick Douglass and Andrew Johnson; Rev. William Allen, president of Dartmouth and then Bowdoin College (Maine); and Mrs. E.H. Gillett, wife of Ezra Hall Gillett, a minister who graduated from Yale in 1841 and Union Theological Seminary in 1844. All owners were quite progressive thinkers. In addition to the usual quarterly society information, articles include "Extract from Dr. Beecher's Sermon" which is Lyman Beecher, father of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Henry Ward Beecher; "An Estimate of the physical, civil and moral power of the West"; "Prof. Stuart's Letter on the importantce of a knowledge of the Classics to Theological Students"; "Facts in regard to slavery and slave trade"; and many more. Scarce.

OCLC: 83535286

Price: $275.00

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