1839. Eleventh Edition. 430 pages. The Protestant: A Series of Essays on the Principal Points of Controversy Between the Church of Rome and the Reformed: Vol. III. Half bound brown leather with marbled paper-covered boards. Darkened lettering to spine. Pages are notably thumb-marked, with heavy tanning and moderate throughout. Very heavy tanning to text block edges. Pencil inscription to front free endpaper and paste-down, with heavy tracing over frontispiece. Gutters are moderately cracked with binding exposed. Binding remains firm. Minor dog-eared corners, with faint water staining and a few small nicks to text block edges. Notable creasing to rear free endpaper, with water staining to pages 415-rear endpaper. Slight tearing to page 415. Boards have heavy shelf-wear with noticeable bumping to corners, visible crushing to spine ends and considerate rub wear to surfaces. Very heavy tanning to spine and edges. Subtly bowed overall.