London. 1689. 20pp. Small quarto. 20th-century brown morocco, spine gilt. Modern bookplate of Frederick B. Adams, Jr. on front pastedown. Internally clean. Near fine. A most important work for the history of New England. Sir Edmund Andros, the governor of Massachusetts appointed by Charles II, was overthrown in the spring.....

Washington: Press of Gibson Bros. 1913. xiii,509pp. Original blue cloth, gilt lettered. Wear to spine ends and corners, gilt fading. Front hinge cracking, text block a bit cocked. Contemporary ownership inscription on front free endpaper. Internally clean. About very good. One hundred copies printed. "Perhaps the best of personal reminiscences".....

Boston: Printed and Sold by John Draper, 1762. [2],viii,50pp. Half title. Dbd. Ink inscription on half title. Very good. Chauncy (1705-87) was the minister of the First Church in Boston for sixty years and the most influential clergyman in Boston. The present sermon concerns the missionary activity among western Indians.....

Boston. 1739-1762. Six pamphlets, detailed below. Stitched together in gutter margin with contemporary string. Light soiling. Title and half title of one sermon with some loss at bottom edge, affecting part of imprint. A few contemporary ownership markings. Final leaf of last pamphlet lacking. Still, very good and in unsophisticated.....

Boston: Printed by Rogers and Fowle, for S. Eliot, 1744. 45pp. Dbd. Light toning and foxing, heavier to titlepage. Just about very good. Installation sermon preached by Rev. Charles Chauncy, an influential and important Congregational minister in colonial New England.

Boston: Rogers and Fowle, 1741. [3]-30pp. Lacks half title. Tipped into Gaylord binder. Later ownership inscription on verso of titlepage. Moderate wear and soiling. Lower portion of fore edge torn away on p.13, affecting last letters in nine lines of text. About good. Chauncy, great-grandson of the second president of.....

[Various places. ca. 1875-1905]. Approximately 1100 pieces, both loose and in four albums. Most pieces pasted into albums. Albums are quarto and folio in size. Largest album lacking spine and front board, spine deteriorated on second album, leaves loose in both. Some light wear to leaves in all four albums.....

[Manchester, N.H., Boston, Ma., Ship Island (off the coast of Mississippi) and locations in Louisiana, as detailed below]. January 22 - December 10, 1862. Eleven autograph letters, signed, (ten with envelopes), totaling [36]pp. Later transcriptions accompany the letters. Old folds, occasional light staining and/or tanning, one letter with small tears.....

Boston: Printed and Sold by S. Kneeland, 1752. [2],vi,453,[6]pp. Contemporary speckled calf. Head of spine a bit worn. Early ownership signature on titlepage. Text with light, even tanning. Very good. The question of whether an infant could, and should, be baptized, was a major controversy in mid-eighteenth century Anglo-American theology.....

Camp at Dorchester, near Boston. Jan. 5, 1776. [1]p. Old fold lines. Minor soiling. Very good. In a half morocco and cloth clamshell case, spine gilt. A letter written by Rev. Ebenezer Cleaveland from the Continental Army's encampment at Dorchester Heights, outside of Boston, requesting that General John Thomas allow.....

[Washington]. 1802. 4pp. Dbd. Contemporary manuscript page inscription and early stain in upper outer corner throughout, affecting some text. Minor foxing and offsetting. Good. Report on a House resolution that Thomas K. Jones, a Boston wine merchant, would receive drawback for Malaga wine he reshipped, despite having added brandy for.....

Boston: Re-printed: and sold by John Boyle...and Mills and Hicks, 1774. 52pp. Dbd. Light, even tanning, scattered foxing (most noticeable on the titlepage). One-inch closed tear in penultimate leaf, not costing any text. About very good. Highly uncommon Boston printing of one of the most significant documents of the American.....

Boston. 1822. 380pp. Contemporary calf, leather label. Front board detached, small chip at head of spine, boards a bit warped. Occasional foxing and dampstaining, ex-lib. with bookplate. A good, sound copy. "From the last London edition, which is almost entirely re-written." Authorship attributed to William Kitchener. The London edition first.....