HARRIS, Robert (1581-1658) Sammelband volume of Sermons Full...

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£480

HARRIS, Robert (1581-1658) Sammelband volume of Sermons Full polished calf with chips to end of back strip and splitting to joints, toning throughout, seven full separate publications, including; 'Samuels Funeral: Or A Sermon Preached at the Funerall of Sir Anthonie Cope, Knight and Baronet,' vignette woodcut to title page, headpiece, dedication to Lady Anne Cope, pp.25 runs true, printed by the Assignes of Thomas Mann, &c. and are to be sold by John Bartlet, ath the golden Cup in Goldsmiths Row in Cheape-side, London, 1630; 'The Drunkards Cup....Esay 5. 22,' vignette woodcut to title page, tears to pp.1 with no loss to print, dedication to his 'Maiesties' (Majesties) Justice of the Peace, pp.29, Thomas Man for John Bartlet, 1930. 'Gods Goodness and Mercie. Laid Open in a Sermon, Preached at Pauls- Corsse, on the last of June. 1622,' fourth edition corrected, headpiece, dedication to Sir Baptist Hicks, tide mark visible throughout being stronger to the rear, some contemporary ink markings and notes to margins, postscript, pp.29 runs true, W. I. for John Bartlet, 1931. 'Peters Enlargement upon The Prayers of the Church,' eighth edition, headpieces, dedicated to the reader, pp.46, T. P. for John Bartlet, 1634. 'Hezekiahs Recovery. Or a Sermon Shewing what use Hezekiah did, and all should make of their deliverance from sickness,' vignette woodcut to title page, woodcut head piece with Hebrew text, tide mark visible throughout not effecting text, pp.48 runs true, John Haviland for John Bartlet, 1630. 'Sixe Sermons of Conscience,' separate pagination for each sermon, loss to margin of title page and to edge of textblock not effecting print from pp.33 to pp.66 of first sermon, some toning and finger soiling throughout, H. L. for John Bartlet, 1630. 'The Way to True Happiness. Deliuered in XXIV. Sermons upon the Beatitudes....Also, A Treatise of the New Covenant,' vignette woodcut to title page, headpiece, pp.322 runs true, John Bartlet, 1632. ''Seventeenth Sermon,' lacks title page, slight tide mark. pp.186 runs true, binders page with contemporary ink inscription by Elizabeth Grace, [c.1630]. The final two sermons lack title pages and have a mixed paignation, titles could be 'A Tretise of the Covenant' and 'Of Siftness of Heart'. A good to very good survivor of Robert Harris's sermons; the Puritan preacher, member of the Westminster Assembly and President of Trinity College.