UtenteJosephSBuckminster

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Religion (662), Literature (183), Classics (160), History (114), Biblical Commentary (107), Sermons (87), Philosophy (75), Languages (74), Essays (64), Biography (62), Criticism (58), Poetry (49), Politics and Government (46), Letters (38), Bibles (37), Periodicals (30), Great Britain (30), Education (28), Unitarianism (24), Bibliography (24), Speeches & Oratory (23), Judaism (22), Grammar (22), Reference (20), Dictionaries (19), United States (18), Roman History (17), France (15), Drama (14), Church of England (12), Travels (12), Apologetics (11), Natural History (10), Law (9), Antiquities (9), Greek History (8), New England (8), Catholicism (8), Miracles (7), Geography (7), Chronology (7), Prophecies (7), Socinianism (7), Music (6), Funeral Orations (6), Writing (6), Psalms (6), Science (5), Arts (5), Learned Institutions and Societies (5), Military Art & Science (5), Maps (5), Prayer (5), Baptism (4), Psychology (4), Knowledge (4), Massachusetts (4), Rhetoric (4), Medicine (4), Deism (4), Agriculture (3), Germany (3), Library Catalogues (3), Trials (3), Slavery (3), Concordances (3), Liturgy (3), Fables (3), Catechisms (3), Hymns (3), Finance (3), Gaming (2), Atlases (2), Chemistry (2), Church of Scotland (2), Devotionals (2), Universities (2), Logic (2), Ireland (2), Sweden (2), Encyclopedias (2), Switzerland (2), Printing (2), Taxes (2), Mathematics (2), American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1), Natural Philosophy (1), Chastity (1), Almanacs (1), Maritime Law (1), Taste (1), Habeas Corpus (1), Sacrifice (1), Shorthand (1), Demonology (1), Prostitution (1), Sheep (1), Employment (1), Hell (1), Commerce (1), Industry (1), Ridicule (1), Measurement (1), Massachusetts Historical Society (1), Death (1), Heaven (1), Holland (1), Phi Beta Kappa (1), Resignation (1), Apostles' Creed (1), Council of Trent (1), Negroes (1), Abolition (1), Quotations (1), Astronomy (1), West Indies (1), Missions (1), Puritanism (1), Louisiana (1), Platonism (1), Hinduism (1), Japan (1), Florida (1), Slander (1), Catalogues (1), Ethics (1), British History (1), Architecture (1), Plays (1), Europe (1), Diet (1), Sports (1), Italy (1), Satire (1), Russia (1), Oracles (1), India (1), Scotland (1), Canada (1), Palestine (1), Italian History (1), New Hampshire (1), Quakers (1), Turkey (1)
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Dec 19, 2008
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Joseph Stevens Buckminster
La mia biblioteca
Buckminster's extensive library was put up for sale after his death, and is documented in the catalogue for that auction: Catalogue of the library of the late Rev. J. S. Buckminster. Boston: Printed by John Eliot, Jun. 1812, which is available digitally here.

The auctioneers, Whitwell & Bond, placed the following notice in the catalogue of Buckminster's books: "The following Books and Pamphlets will be sold by Public auction at the Mansion-house of the late Rev. Mr. Buckminster in Court Street. The sale will commence on Tuesday, the twenty fifth of August, at nine o'clock, A.M. and, adjourning over Wednesday and Thursday, it will recommence at the same hour on Friday, and continue until the intire Library is sold."

The descriptions as provided in the auction catalog are given in the Comments field for each title.

A few other titles, mostly given to the Athenaeum by Buckminster prior to his death, are also included here. Buckminster often mentioned other books he was reading in his journal; those entries (included here where possible) are taken from his sister Eliza Buckminster Lee's Memoirs of her brother (1849).

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Do you know of additional books which should be included here? Please contact Libraries of Early America coordinator Jeremy Dibbell.
Informazione su di me
Joseph Stevens Buckminster (26 May 1784 - 9 June 1812), Boston minister and biblical scholar. Buckminster graduated with both his bachelor's and master's degrees from Harvard College in 1800 and became minister of Boston's Brattle Street Church. The following year he traveled to Europe, where he purchased many of the books which comprise his library.

Buckminster was an early member of Boston's Anthology Club, in which the Boston Athenaeum had its roots, and served as editor of the Club's Monthly Anthology. In 1811, Buckminster was appointed Dexter Lecturer at Harvard, where he held the first chair of Scripture. He was a member of the Massachusetts Historical Society, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Humane Society, the Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society, the Christian Monitor Society, and the Bible Society of Massachusetts.

His early death at the age of just twenty-eight robbed the world of a promising talent.
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