Maury, Abbé. The Principles of Eloquence, adapted to the Pulpit and the Bar Sermons for her good works through

for her good works through all the past

The Presbyterian Church in Alaska

He had a very active and successful ministry as a missionary in the western United States and is credited with starting hundreds of churches

annual reports of the Board

Utopianism and the Emergence of the Colonial Legal Profession: New York

Maury, Abbé. The Principles of Eloquence, adapted to the Pulpit and the Bar Sermons for her good works throughMaury, Abb; Lake, John Neal [translator]. The Principles of Eloquence, adapted to the Pulpit and the Bar. New York: Printed by D. and G. Bruce, for Thompson, Hart and Co., 1807. [5828] Full calf with red calf spine title label, spine rules in gilt, 6 3 4 x 4 1 4 inches, binding firm with rubbed edges, crazing to spine, 1 2" crack at the top of the front hinge. 275 pp., light foxing, tight. Very good. "In 1777 Maury published the Essai sur l'loquence