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![397 HUDDESFORD (Gerorexr, Hditor) The WiccAMICAL CHAPLET, or a SELECTION of ORIGINAL PorTrRy : comprising Smaller Poems, Serious and Comic, Classical Trifles, Sonnets, Inscrip- tions and Epitaphs, Songs and Ballads, Mock-Heroics, Epigrams, Fragments, &c., post 8vo., half calf, 1804 £1 1s __ Manuscript annotations throughout and the names of the Writers added to each piece. The Authors include the following :—Wm. Crowe, C. Butson, T. Caldecot, Joseph Warton, T. Geary, J. H. Thorpe, T. Sandby, Lord Teignmouth and the Editor. ! 398 HUMOROUS.—Domestic Buiss and Domestic Miserius: a Series of 12 Plates, each containing Numerous Sketches by [J.] Heath, depicting an Interesting Event, Cooking made Hasy, One with an Excellent Character, Family Pets, A Family Wash and Com- fortable Lodgings, 2 parts, thin oblong 4to., original pictorial wrappers (somewhat spotted), D. Bogue [c. 1840] £1 1s 399 HUMOROUS. —Poniana, or THoucnts Wiss and OTHERWISE: a New Collection of the Best Riddles, Conundrums, Jokes, Sells, &c., now newly told by the Hon. Hucu Row tey, First EpitTion, with nearly 100 designs from his pencil, sq. 8vo., cloth, Camden Hotten, 1867 8s 400 HUNGARY.—Gopkrn (E. L.) History of Huneary and the Macyars, from the Earliest Period to the Close of the late War, map and illustrations, roy. 8vo., cloth, 1856 8s 401 HUNT (Leicu) A Boox for a Coryer, or Selections in Prose and Verse, from Authors the best suited to that Mode of Enjoyment, with Comments on each, and a General Intro- duction, First Epirion, with 80 wood engravings from designs by F. W. Hutme and J. FRANKLIN, 2 vols in one, cr. 8vo., half green morocco gilt (worn), 1849 8s Wants the half-titles. 402 HUNT (Leten) Imagination and Fancy, or SeLections from the Encuisa Pozts, First EpITION, post 8vo., rebound in new bds., uncut top, other edges trimmed, original label preserved, 1844 18s 403 HUNT (Leics) ‘* The Inpicaror” and ‘‘The Companion”: a Miscellany for the Fields and the Fire-Side, 2 vols, post 8vo., old half calf (rubbed and wants labels), 1834 10s Lacks half-titles and portrait. 404 HUNT (Leicn) “‘Lonpon Journat,” to Assist the Inquiring, Animate the Struggling, and Sympathize with all [a Weekly Periodical], from April 2nd, 1834, to May 27th, 1835, with a Supplemeut to the first part, plan of Tower of London and § plates, 2 vols in one, folio, half buckram [1834-35] £1 10s 405 ICBLANDIC.—Laxp2@xa-Saea, sive Historia de rebus Gestis LaxpoLensium ex MSS. legati Magnzani, cum interpretatione latina, tribus dissertationibus ad calcem adjectis, et indicibus tam reram quam nominum propriorum, 4to., calf gilt, Hafniw, 1826 15s 406 ———— Another copy, original bds., wncut 15s 407 ICELANDIC.—OrpworpiskE SaGasER, udgivne i oversettelse, Vols. 1-3: being Kone OuaF Tryeevesons Saca ... af Carl Curistian Karn, Complete, 3 vols, 8vo., original bds., Kjobenhavn, 1826-27 15s 408 ICELANDIC.—Txomas Saca Erxisyskurs: a Lire of ArcHBisHor THomas Becxet, in IcELANDIC, with EN@Lish TRANSLATION, Notgs, and GuLossary, edited by Erricr Maenusson, 2 vols, roy. 8vo., original half roan, 1875-83 £2 15s ‘This work is derived from the Life of Becket, written by Benedict of Peterborough, and apparently supplies the missing portions in Benedict’s biography.’’ Publisher’s announce- ment. 409 INQUISITION.—Baxsr (Joun) Compiete History of the InquisiTIon in PorruGaL, Spain, Iraty, the East and West Inp1iks, in all its Branches, from its Origin in 1163, with 6 (should be 7) fine copper-plates, 4to., contemporary calf (one joint weak), 1734 £1 15s 410 INQUISITION.—Limeporcu (Puiniprr A.) Hisrorta Inquisitionis. Oui subjungitur LiseR SENTENTIARUM INQUISITIONIS THOLOSAN2Z ab anno Christi 1307 ad annum 1323, ORIGINAL EDITION, with brilliant impressions of the 9 full-page engravings, folio, contem- porary calf gilt, arms of Bishop,Rosznata in gilt on sides, fine copy, Amstelodami, 1692 £3 3s INQUISITION.—Limporcn (Putuie A.) The History of the Inquisition, Bust ENGLISH EpITIoN, translated by SamMuEL CHANDLER; to which is prefixed a Lance INTRODUCTION concerning the Rise and Proeruss of PERSECUTION and the Real and Pretended Causes of it, with 9 full-page engravings, 2 vols in one, 4to., calf gilt, neatly rebacked, 1731 £215s 412 ——— ANOTHER COPY, 2 vols, 4to., calf, neatly rebacked £3 3s 413 INQUISITION.—Puiesiancu (D. Antonio) The Inquisition UNMASKED: being an HistoricaL and PHILosoPHiIcAL Account of that TREMENDOUS TRIBUNAL, founded on Authentic Documents and exhibiting the Necessity of its SupPRESSION, as a Means of Reform and Regeneration, translated from the Author’s Enlarged Copy, by WiLi1am WALTON, with 11 plates, 2 vols, 8vo., cloth, 1816 £1 8s 414 INQUISITION.—Rote (Wm. H.) Hisrory of the Inquisition, from its Establishment in the 12th Century to its Extinction in the 19th Century, 8 plates in autotype, 2 vols, 8vo., cloth, 1874 3 £1is 41 see](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30858537_0027.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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