A history of the Holy Bible . from the beginning of the world to the establishment of Christianity : with answers to infidel objections dissertations on the most remarkable passages and most important doctrines, and a connection of the profane with the sacred writings by Thomas Stackhouse ; Corr. and impr. by George Gleig.
Thomas Stackhouse (c.1680-1752)
Category
Books
Date
1817
Materials
Place of origin
England
Collection
Lacock, Wiltshire
NT 3149098.2
Summary
Bibliographic description
v.2 ; 4to. Vols 1-2 shelved separately from vol. 3. Provenance: nineteenth century armorial bookplate with crest depicting a lion statant with tail extended and the Talbot motto "Prest d'accomplir" on front pastedown. Binding: nineteenth century publisher's binding; blue paper covers; printed title label reading "Stackhouse's History of the Bible by Bishop Gleig. In three vols." on spine.
Makers and roles
Thomas Stackhouse (c.1680-1752) George Gleig (1753-1840) Bishop of Brechin