William Sherlock - Traité sur la Providence - 1721





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William Sherlock, Traité sur la Providence, a French edition of 1721 in full leather binding with red edges, 462 pages, 19 x 12 cm, first edition in this format, containing a frontispiece portrait and well-preserved binding with no foxing.
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William Sherlock (c. 1641–1707). Treatise on Providence. The Hague, Jean Neaulme, 1721, (7) ff., 462 pp.
An octavo volume (190 x 120 mm), full calf, spine with raised bands and ornament, red morocco title label, red edges (binding from the period). Excellent condition of the binding. Interior fresh, with no foxing.
Original French edition, translated from English; with a portrait of William Sherlock as the frontispiece.
William Sherlock is an English theologian, known for his writings on Christian doctrine and the Trinity, as well as for his controversies with other religious thinkers of his time.
The Treatise on Providence explores how God governs the world and human events, affirming that everything unfolds according to a divine wisdom, even when events seem unjust or mysterious.
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William Sherlock (c. 1641–1707). Treatise on Providence. The Hague, Jean Neaulme, 1721, (7) ff., 462 pp.
An octavo volume (190 x 120 mm), full calf, spine with raised bands and ornament, red morocco title label, red edges (binding from the period). Excellent condition of the binding. Interior fresh, with no foxing.
Original French edition, translated from English; with a portrait of William Sherlock as the frontispiece.
William Sherlock is an English theologian, known for his writings on Christian doctrine and the Trinity, as well as for his controversies with other religious thinkers of his time.
The Treatise on Providence explores how God governs the world and human events, affirming that everything unfolds according to a divine wisdom, even when events seem unjust or mysterious.

