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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. Observations on Legal and Judicial Oaths: Including a Brief Notice of the Measures of the British Government for the Abolition of Unnecessary Oaths. Book.

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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. A Dissertation on Oaths. Book.

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First edition, first printing (per publisher's requisite statement for former and number line ending in "2" on copyright page as was Random House's contemporary practice) SIGNED BY DEDRA GRIZZARD AND STEVE ENOCH. xviii, 311, [5] pages. Hardcover. Dust jacket lightly rubbed; small chip at spine heel with a few scuffs at other edges; mild sun fading to spine panel's title lettering; publisher's promotional circular sticker affixed at front panel's upper right; front flap retains publisher's printed price at creased top right corner. Black cloth spine frayed at heel; dark blue boards. Ink signatures of Dedra Grizzard (contributor of Foreword on pages xi-xiv) and Steve Enoch (contributor of Introduction on pages xv-xvii) on the half-title page; interior leaves are otherwise bright and clean. Binding retains some crispness. Features a posthumously published collection of humorous essays by Atlanta Journal Constitution columnist Lewis Grizzard. Summarized by publisher Villard as showcasing "the original shock journalist at his most outrageous and irreverent. Culled from Villard's eight Grizzard bestsellers, this collection highlights the author's unique and fearless style. From the hilarious to the deeply felt, these pieces are Grizzard at his very best, on subjects ranging from sex to politics, marriage to golf, health to religion." ISBN 0679438319.

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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Ephemera. Single issue unbound publication. Pages tanned and foxed with small amount of writing at bottom edge of first page. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners including creasing and some chipping; some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: biography and correspondence written by Daniel Wheeler (1771-1840), a Quaker missionary describing experiences in Tahiti and his arrival in the Hawaiian Islands. Account of Thomas Sanders Capper of Bristol, England who died in 1852 at the age of 27. Reports of the New England and New York Yearly Meetings. Numerous reprints of news from various sources. 10" tall; 16 pages. Fair in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue unbound publication. Pages tanned and foxed with small amount of writing at bottom edge of first page. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners including creasing and some chipping; some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: Epistle from the Yearly Meeting held in London, by adjournments, from the 18th of the Fifth Month to the 28th of the same, inclusive, 1853. Margaret Crouch, of Ives, who died in 1852 at 73 years. Account of the establishment and progress of Ackworth School. Drinking wine. Numerous reprints of news from various sources. 10" tall; 16 pages. Fair in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue publication with stitched binding, part of it still intact. Pages tanned and foxed with some soiling/staining. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: Testimony of New Bedford Monthly Meeting respecting Mary Card (1769-1848). Trial by jury. Cooking on high mountains - beans for food. Extracts from Carpenter on alcoholic liquors. The Siamese twins. Numerous reprints of news from various sources, with discussion of slavery in some. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue publication with stitched binding, part of it still intact. Pages tanned and foxed with some soiling/staining. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: Testimony of Woodbridge Monthly Meeting concerning Dykes Alexander (1763-1849), deceased. Extract from the speech of James Meacham of Vermont, on the California Bill; 5th month, 14th in the House of Representatives. The electric telegraph (continued). Letter from members of the Society of Friends (Thomas Wistar Jr. and Alfred Cope) to Millard illmore, President of the United States (regarding Native Americans). Wine or spirits - which is the most dangerous? Numerous reprints of news from various sources, with discussion of slavery in some. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue publication with stitched binding, part of it still intact. Pages tanned and foxed with some soiling/staining. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: Memoir of Jonathan Backhouse (concluded). Instruction of idiots. Report of the Proceedings of the Tract Asociation of Friends for the year 1849-1850. Sugar crop of Louisiana. Prisoners' petition to Parliament. Baltimore Friends conference held in 1849. Layard's researches in Nineveh. Numerous reprints of news from various sources, with discussion of slavery in some. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue publication with stitched binding, part of it still intact. Pages tanned and foxed with some soiling/staining. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: Memoir of of Rebecca Byrd of Marnhull, England. William B. Carpenter, Use and abuse of alcoholic liquors in health and disease. Yearly Meeting of London. Dublin Yearly Meeting. Richard Nancarrow, the Cornish miner. the Murray Fund. Epistle from the Yearly Meeting held in London, May-June 1850. Sugar crop of Louisiana, concluded. Wager Hull, Retrospective (last poem by the author, who died of cholera in 1849). Numerous reprints of news from various sources, with discussion of slavery in some. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue publication with stitched binding, part of it still intact. Pages tanned and foxed with some soiling/staining. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: testimony of New Bedford monthly Meeting respecting Abraham Shearman, Jr. The Great Salt Lake - Capt. Stansbury's reconnaissance. Thomas Jenkins (British-educated African). Free schools. Extracts from Carpenter on alcoholic liquors. Numerous reprints of news from various sources, with discussion of slavery in some. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue publication with stitched binding, part of it still intact. Pages tanned and foxed with some soiling/staining. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: Account of Abigail Knott of Rathangan, Ireland, who died June 26, 1846. Extracts fom the speech of Elihu Burritt (on international peace). Slavery on the high seas. New York yearly Meeting of women Friends. Extracts from Carpenter on alcoholic drinks. Numerous reprints of news from various sources, with discussion of slavery in some. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue publication with stitched binding, part of it still intact. Pages tanned and foxed with some soiling/staining. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: Memoir of Elizabeth Collins, concluded. The factory girls of Lowell. Epistle from London yearly Meeting to its junior members. Tonawanda Indians. Visit to the West Indie, concluded. Abstinence from the products of slavery: meeting at Newport, Rhode Island. Numerous reprints of news from various sources, with discussion of slavery in some. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue unbound publication. Pages tanned and foxed with small amount of writing at bottom edge of first page. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: memoir of Andrew Pearson of Bradford, England, who died in 1849. African trade. Compromises of the Constitution (continuation from an earlier issue), focusing on the issue of slavery. Numerous reprints of news from various sources. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue publication with stitched binding. Pages tanned and foxed with some soiling/staining and a small amount of writing at bottom edge of first page. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: Brief memoir of Maria Tuke of York, England (who died in 1848). Correspondence between William and Alice Ellis. Report of a visit to the West Indies in 1850. Extract from a lecture by Dr. Conolly, London, Diversity of human character and delicate shades of insanity. Numerous reprints of news from various sources. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Ephemera. Single issue publication with stitched binding. Pages tanned and foxed with some soiling/staining and a small amount of writing at bottom edge of first page. Holes in left margin, heavy wear to corners, some edge wear. Weekly Quaker publication begun in 1847. Later merged with Christian Worker to form American Friend. Contents: Extracts from the diary of Samuel Scott. On Education. Our mother tongue. The Arkansas Indians. Numerous reprints of news from various sources, with discussion of slavery in some. 10" tall; 16 pages. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.