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Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Covers clean and bright, rear cover with defined corner crease. Light shelf wear. Spine a trifle sunned, no reading creases. Binding tight. Contents clean and unmarked. A. B. Frost (illustrateur).

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Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. Descendants: The Divided Lineage of a Louisiana Creole Family. Book.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Based on extensive genealogical and archival research, Descendants traces evolving attitudes and laws regarding racial identity and relationships in New Orleans over 250 years through the lives of descendants of a French couple who arrived in the city in the 1750s. Spanning eight generations, this work highlights the complexities of race in Louisiana, touching on those who were enslaved and those who were enslavers, those who were wealthy and those of fewer means, those who were of solely European descent and those with mixed European, African, and American Indian ancestry. The stories take the reader from colonial French and Spanish rule through the Civil War and Reconstruction and into the Jim Crow era of the twentieth century. Author John Durel culminates his research with a final chapter that juxtaposes his personal experience growing up middle class in the segregated South and a Black, working-class relative who labored at two jobs to provide for his family. Through it all, Descendants tracks the changing definition of what it meant to be Creole in New Orleans and the complex cultural, economic, and social connotations of one's parentage. Descendants tracks the changing definition of what it meant to be Creole in New Orleans and the complex cultural, economic, and social connotations of one's parentage. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Based on extensive genealogical and archival research, Descendants traces evolving attitudes and laws regarding racial identity and relationships in New Orleans over 250 years through the lives of descendants of a French couple who arrived in the city in the 1750s. Spanning eight generations, this work highlights the complexities of race in Louisiana, touching on those who were enslaved and those who were enslavers, those who were wealthy and those of fewer means, those who were of solely European descent and those with mixed European, African, and American Indian ancestry. The stories take the reader from colonial French and Spanish rule through the Civil War and Reconstruction and into the Jim Crow era of the twentieth century. Author John Durel culminates his research with a final chapter that juxtaposes his personal experience growing up middle class in the segregated South and a Black, working-class relative who labored at two jobs to provide for his family. Through it all, Descendants tracks the changing definition of what it meant to be Creole in New Orleans and the complex cultural, economic, and social connotations of one's parentage. Descendants tracks the changing definition of what it meant to be Creole in New Orleans and the complex cultural, economic, and social connotations of one's parentage. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Based on extensive genealogical and archival research, Descendants traces evolving attitudes and laws regarding racial identity and relationships in New Orleans over 250 years through the lives of descendants of a French couple who arrived in the city in the 1750s. Spanning eight generations, this work highlights the complexities of race in Louisiana, touching on those who were enslaved and those who were enslavers, those who were wealthy and those of fewer means, those who were of solely European descent and those with mixed European, African, and American Indian ancestry. The stories take the reader from colonial French and Spanish rule through the Civil War and Reconstruction and into the Jim Crow era of the twentieth century. Author John Durel culminates his research with a final chapter that juxtaposes his personal experience growing up middle class in the segregated South and a Black, working-class relative who labored at two jobs to provide for his family. Through it all, Descendants tracks the changing definition of what it meant to be Creole in New Orleans and the complex cultural, economic, and social connotations of one's parentage. …

Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book meticulously examines the similarities and differences between the Church of England and other Reformed churches across Europe. The author travelled extensively to gather primary-source evidence and dispel misconceptions perpetuated by polemicists and other critics of the Church of England. The book traces the history of the Reformation in various nations, demonstrating that the Church of England has always been recognized as a legitimate branch of the Protestant faith. It highlights that the Church of England shares many of the same ceremonies, rituals, and governance structures as other Reformed churches and that it has maintained a commitment to the doctrines of the Protestant Reformation. This book reveals the deep connections between the Church of England and its fellow Protestant churches, challenging the notion that it is somehow isolated or out of step with the broader Protestant tradition. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.…

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Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. 1696 LATIN Book of Common Prayer Anglican Durel Liturgia Psalms of David RARE An impressive and highly rare 17th-century Latin Book of Common Prayer. Throughout this era, the Church of England regularly published the Book of Common Prayer in English. This 1696 Latin edition includes the Psalms of David also in Latin all translated into Latin by John Durel. Durel was an English cleric who spent many years working in France at the Savoy Chapel who had originally translated the Book of Common Prayer into French. While the French translation was immediately popular, a Latin edition was ordered. Curiously, Durel was not the first choice for the translation, but after John Earle of Salisbury died (the original choice for the translation), the project was passed on Durel who completed the first Latin Book of Common Prayer in 1670. Item number: #16738 Price: $599 DUREL, John [transl.] Liturgia, seu Liber precum communium, et administrationis sacramentorum, aliorumque rituum atque ceremoniarum ecclesiae juxta usum Ecclesiae anglicanae : una cum Psalterio seu Psalmis Davidis, Londini : Excudebat E. Jones, impensis A. Swall & T. Childe, 1696. Details: Collation: Complete with all pages Provenance: Bookplate Arthur Wilcoxon Language: Latin Binding: Leather; tight and secure Size: ~6.25in X 3.75in (16cm x 9.5cm) Our Guarantee: Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide. Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving, and we will offer a full refund without reservation! 16738 Photos available upon request.…

Couverture rigide. Etat : Moyen. First edition in a latin translation; whole leather binding of the time, worn, second board absent, lower part of the spine worn; on first board; gilt coat of arms of Bishop Frezeau de la Frézelière (1656-1702), évêque de La Rochelle en 1693; on end paper: pater noster in english from an old hand, coded inscription; name (Anderson 1693 on title page), inside good condition, light water stain in second part of the book; Durel was the promotor of this edition as he signs the dedication "J.D. Editor." a scarce edition of the latin prayer book.…

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First edition. [116], 537pp, [1]. With initial imprimatur leaf misbound after title-page. Contemporary vellum, title in manuscript to spine. Extremities a trifle rubbed and discoloured, recent ink library shelf-mark to spine. Nineteenth-century armorial bookplate of 'Revd. Francis Fortescue Knottesford' to FEP alongside later book label of 'Guliemi O'Brien' and the recent book label of 'Miltown Park Library', ink-stamp of Miltown Park Library to title-page, ink correction to single catch-word, light water-staining throughout, foxed. The first edition of this apologetic by Jersey born Church of England clergyman John Durel (1625-1683). The work is dedicated to Charles II who had granted Durel royal favour, investing him as a royal chaplain, and licensing his printing monopoly on the French prayer book in 1662. A second edition of this defence of Protestant doctrine appeared under the title of Historia rituum sanctae ecclesiae Anglicanae in 1672. ESTC R15740, Wing D2694. Size: Quarto.…