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Credit: Sales catalogue 1: Frank R. Brown. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![439 HALE (Sir Matthew) LIFE AND DEATH of Sir Matthew Hale . . ., Written by Gilbert Burnett, D.D., sm. 8vo, half calf, First Epition, fine portrait, 1682 5/6 440 HALL (Joseph, Bp. of Exeter) WORKS, folio, fine copy in orig. calf, neatly repaired, geneval title and numerous sub-titles in elaborate woodcut borders, small vepairs to a few leaves (pp. 10+ 1398+ 28), 1625 21/- S.T.C. 12635. Contains the two books of characters. 441 HALL (Joseph) AN ANSWER TO POPE URBAN his inurbanity, expressed in a breve sent to Lowis the French King, ex- asperating him against the Protestants in France, Translated into English by B. S., 4to, half calf, FINE COPY, 1629 10/6 S xC.i2641. 442 HALL (Joseph) A PLAINE AND FAMILIAR EXPLICATION (by way of Paraphrase) of all the hard Texts of the whole Divine Scripture of the Old and New Testament, by Jos. Exon, London, Printed by Miles Flesher for Nath. Butter, 1633, folio, contemp. calf, worn, woodcut border to title 18/- Only one copy of this work is recorded in the S.T.C. (12664), and that without place or printer, unless it is the same as S.T.C. 12702 under a different title. 443 HALL (Joseph) MEDITATIVNCVLAE SUBITANEAE, éque renata_ subortae, 12mo, orig. vellum, 1635 15/- S.T.C. 12645. No copy recorded in America. 444 HALL (Joseph) AN HUMBLE REMON- SIRANCE to the High Court of Parlia- ment by a dutifull Sonne of the Church, 4to, London, 1640 (S.T.C. 12675) ; with this 1s bound An Answer to a Book entitled An Humble Remonstrance, by SMECTYM- NVVs, 1641, and A Short Answer to the Tedious Vindication of SMECTYMNVvs by the Author of The Humble Remonstrance, 1641; 3 books in 1 vol, 4to, half caif, 1640-41 12/6 445 HARRINGTON (James) THE COMMON- WEALTH OF OCEANA, Dedicated to His Highnesse the Lord Protector of the Com- mon-Wealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland, sm. folio, half calf, First Epition, N.D. [1656] 10/- Title and first four leaves damaged and repaired, affecting a few words; some leaves water-stained. 446 HARRINGTON (James) THE COMMON- WEALTH OF OCEANA, folio, contemp. calf, vebacked, corners worn, First EDITION, names of two previous owners on title, the pages ave vather browned, otherwise good and tall copy, 1656 25/- 447 HARRINGTON (James) OCEANA, and other Works, with an Account of his Life by John Toland, roy. 4to, old calf, joints weak, portrait, engraved titte and 1 plate, FINE COPY, 1700 15/- 448 HARRIS (Robert) SIXE SERMONS OF CONSCIENCE, Second Edition, 4to, un- bound, 1630 6/- S.T.C. 12852. No copy recorded in America. This appears to be the only edition known although marked ‘‘second.’’ 449 HARRISON (William) TWO TREA- TISES: 1, The Purchase of Grace; 2, The Soules Delight in Gods Tabernacles; 8vo, contemp. calf, 1639 9/- Only the first treatise is recorded in the S.T.C. (vtde 12871, one copy.) 450 HAYWARD (Sir John) THE FIRST PART OF THE REIGN OF KING HEN- RIE THE IIII., Extending to the end of the first year of his raigne, 4to, old calf, vepaived, Imprinted at London by John Wolfe, 1599 £2/10/- S.T.C. 12997. Third issue. Referred to as one of the most intriguing books in English literature. The author was imprisoned for publishing it. Mr. Plomer published an exhaustive study of the work in “The Library’? for 1902. The colophon in this copy is dated. 451 HAYWARD (Sir John) THE FIRST PART OF THE LIFE AND REIGNE OF KING HENRITE “4HE iit” ato} cai [London, John Woolfe, 1599] 6/6 S.T.C. 12997 (third issue). Wanting Al (title) and last four leaves. 452 HAYWARD (Sir John) AN ANSWER to the First Part of a certaine conference con- cerning succession, published not long since under the name of R. Dolman, 4to, old calf vebacked, 1603 12/6 S.T.C. 12988. With blank Al, some leaves water- stained and wanting one leaf (D3). 453 HAYWARD (Sir John) THE SANTU- ARIE OF A TROUBLED SOULE, 1I2mo, orig. calf, with panel design in blind on sides, engraved title with portrait, 4 leaves stained and corners of fivst few leaves a little frayed, 1616 9/6 SH Ce 23006 25parts: 454 HAYWARD (Sir John) THE LIFE AND RAIGNE OF KING EDWARD THE SIXT, 4to, old calf, engraved title with por- tvait of the King, and portrait of Hayward on verso of second leaf of “To the Reader,” 1630 25/- $.1.C. 12998. 455 HAYWARD (Sir John) THE LIFE AND REIGNE OF KING EDWARD THE SIXTH, with the beginning of the reigne of Queene .Elizabeth, Second .Edition, . cor- rected and amended, 12mo, contemp. calf, 1636 12/6 S.T.C. 12999. There is a separate title to Queen Elizabeth. 4560 HEINSIUS (Daniel) SACRARUM, EXERCITATIONUM ad Novum Testa- mentum Libri XX. . . . Editio secunda priore non parum emendatior, 4to, contemp. calf, Roger Daniel, Cambridge, 1640 = 10/- S.T.C. 13040. Title printed in red and black within oan Ge. border, with printer’s device (McKerrow 457 HENRY VIII.—AN ASSERTION of the Seven Sacraments against Luther, to which is adjoyn’d his Epistle to the Pope, Mr. John Clark’s Oration, and the Pope’s An- swer, also the Pope’s Bull, etc., Translated by T. W., 4to, contemp. morocco, with crest, monogram and date (1687) on side, 1687 8/6](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b33160314_0026.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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