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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1)Transubstantiation Tried by Scripture and Reason, Addressed to the Protestants of England, in consequence of the attempts recently made to introduce Romanism amongst them. Second edition, revised and enlarged. Reading: Welch, Duke Steet. London: Hatchards. 1839 With (2) Bird, Rev. Charles Smith. A Plea for The Reformed Church; or, Observations on a Plain and most Important Declaration of the Tractarians, in the British Critic for July 1841. [ii]+102pp. Presentation inscription from author to Revd. Henry Sheppard 'From his affectionate friend. C.S. Bird' to title-page. London: J. Hatchard & Son. 1841 With (3) Bird, Rev. Charles Smith. A Letter to "A Waverer", in reply to various points contained in his "Letter to the Rev. C. S. Bird, concerning his Pamphlet on Transubstantiation;" particularly exposing his mis-statements with regard to Romish Missions. 62pp., Presentation inscription from the author to Revd. Henry Sheppard 'From his affectionate Friend, C.S.Bird', to title-page. Reading: Richard Welch. London: Hatchards and Nisbet. 1840 NSTC: Bodleian only for Reading imprint. With (4) Bird, Rev. Charles Smith. A Sermon on the Solar Eclipse, Preached at Burghfield, Berks. May 15 1836. 32pp. Presentation inscription from the author to Revd. H. Sheppard 'With the Author's affectionate remembrance', to title-page. London: L. and G. Seeley and J. Hatchard and Son. 1836. B.L. only in NSTC and Copac With (5) Bird, Rev. Charles Smith. The Pastor's Farewell, And Exhortation to Perfection. A Sermon, Preached at Burghfield, Berks, on Sunday April 10th 1842. [ii]Dedication leaf+24pp., Reading: Richard Welch. London: Hatchard and Son. 1844 B.L. only in NSTC With (6) Bird, Rev. Charles Smith. Grace and Peace. A Sermon, Preached at Burghfield, Berks, on Sunday, September 3rd, 1843. 22pp., Reading: Richard Welch. London: Hatchard and Son. 1844 B.L. only in NSTC. With (7) Bird, The Rev. C. S. The Sword of the Spirit. A Sermon Preached at Burghfield and Shinfield, Berks. October IV, MDCCCXXXV. On occasion of the commemoration of the first translating and printing of the whole Bible in English. iv+3-34pp., Presentation inscription from the Author to the Revd. H. Sheppard 'With the Author's affectionate remembrance', to title-page. Reading: Printed and sold by E. Blackwell. London: Hatchard and Co., Seeley and Co. 1835. 8vo., seven pamphlets bound in one volume,including four presentation inscriptions, half calf, marbled boards, spine gilt lined with red leather label gilt lettered, red speckled edges, boards sl. worn, otherwise very good. Charles Smith Bird, 1759-1862. The father of Charles Smith Bird was a West Indian Merchant who was of a highly religious character objecting for instance to his children reading Shakespeare. C. S. Bird went to Trinity College Cambridge, ordained and became Curate of Burghfield, near Reading. He added to his income by taking pupils including Lord Macaulay. In 1843 he secured the Vicarage of Gainsborough. In 1844 the proposal for admission of Jews into parliament aroused Bird's indignation, and when in 1849 cholera ravaged Gainsborough Bird assiduously and bravely administered to the wants of the sufferers. He was an ardent entomologist and died at The Chancery in Lincoln where he was Chancellor.