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Extremely scarce mid-19th century publication by the Jerusalem Literary Society, an academic and cultural organisation founded in 1849.
Extremely scarce mid-19th century publication by the Jerusalem Literary Society, an academic and cultural organisation founded in 1849.
Extremely scarce mid-19th century publication by the Jerusalem Literary Society, an academic and cultural organisation founded in 1849.
Extremely scarce mid-19th century publication by the Jerusalem Literary Society, an academic and cultural organisation founded in 1849.

JERUSALEM LITERARY SOCIETY.

Addresses of the President.

London, Wertheim, Macintosh & Hunt, 1855.

$891.00
$891.00

Addresses of the President.

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Extremely scarce mid-19th century publication by the Jerusalem Literary Society.

The Jerusalem Literary Society was an academic and cultural organisation founded in 1849 to investigate and elucidate subjects connected with the Holy Land. The privileges of membership were 'restricted to Protestant Christians residing in the Holy Land'. Members met every Friday evening, one hour after sunset, and each member was required to contribute a written paper at least once every two months. Over time, the group established an experimental botanical garden, a museum and a library containing ancient manuscripts.

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First & only edition; small 8vo (14.7 x 9.2 cm), publisher's dark grey embossed cloth with gilt title to front; a few small inscriptions and corrections to text in old brown ink; text in English; 62 pp.

Stock code 124366

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Extremely scarce mid-19th century publication by the Jerusalem Literary Society, an academic and cultural organisation founded in 1849.

Addresses of the President.

$891.00
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