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A discussion of interesting books from my current stock at www.jamesgraybookseller.com

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August 2026

THE Magnalia Christi Americana, is not just a Puritan history; it is the earliest printed version of a debate we’re still having : WHO BELONGS in the story of AMERICA?

The Magnalia Christi Americana reminds us that America’s story was never simple. Seventeenth-century New England was already negotiating diversity and inclusion

THE ROYAL SOCIETY

The History of the Royal-Society of London 1667. The natural history of animals 1702 The natural history of Northampton-Shire. The Natural History of Oxford-Shire A Philosophical Language by John Wilkins The natural history of Stafford-shire 1686 The natural history of... Continue Reading →

The natural history of Stafford-shire 1686

983J Robert Plot (1640-1696.) The natural history of Stafford-shire. By Robert Plot. LLD. keeper of the Ashmolean Musæum and professor of chymistry in the University of Oxford· Oxford : printed at the Theater, anno M.DC.LXXXVI. [1686]                  SOLD Folio 35x22.5cm. Signatures: π²... Continue Reading →

A philosophical language. By John Wilkins

Three and a half centuries before artificial intelligence renewed the problem of representing human knowledge in formal systems, Wilkins attempted something audaciously similar in ambition: to classify the world, assign its concepts determinate relationships, and construct a language capable of expressing that structure without the ambiguities of ordinary speech.

Sammelband of 5 pre-reformation texts

1499-1515 Pre Reformation collection on updating the mass. 5 part Sammelband  537Ji-v This volume is Sammelbandof five printed books. Four from the early sixteenth century and one printed in the late fifteenth. Basel, Mainz, Oppenheim, Speyer, Straßburg, 1499-1515. Price $ 9,500... Continue Reading →

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