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The Family Bible, Published by The American Tract Society, 150 Nassau-Street, New York, 1861
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Re: The Family Bible, Published by The American Tract Society...
The Family Bible, 1861, American Tract Society, was passed down within my family as well. Just began search on it to catalog for insurance purposes.
Category: Books and Manuscripts
Condition: Good
Medium/ Material: Leather bound, gold edged pages
Distinguishing Marks:
Marginal references were from the English Polyglot Bible. Massachusetts Clergyman and social reformer (he was active in the Temperance and Sabbath Movements as well as the American Tract Society) Rev. Jonathan Edwards (1787-1853) wrote the notes and instructions for the Bible. The marginal Scripture references from the Polyglot Bible were included, as were Thomas Chevalier's "The Harmony and Perfection of the Holy Scriptures."
Holy Land Map (s) engd. by D. Griffing Johnson, New York; Jerusalem in the Time of Christ map drawn by J. Wells, New York.
Period: 1861
Dimensions: 11" x 7-7/8" x 3"
Weight: 5 lbs.
History: Family Bible, passed down through Boston/Cape Cod family from 1860s.
Amount Paid: ?
Not for Sale.
Re: The Family Bible, Published by The American Tract Society...
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