6123 6122 HOWARD's (John) Appendix to his State of Prisons'; 4to, plates, bds. scarce, 6s. Warrington, 1780 the same; 4to, Presentation copy, with autograph of HOWARD, boards, 8s. ib. 1780 6124 HOWARD'S (Sir Robert) History of Religion; 8vo, neat, 4s. 1694 6125 HOWARD'S (Henry Charles) Historical Anecdotes of some of the Howard Family; 8vo, neat, 10s. 1769 6126 Another copy; 8vo, LARGE PAPER, illustrated with portraits and plates, half-bound russia, uncut, 15s. 1769 6127 HOWARD'S (G.) Wolsey, the Cardinal, and his Times; courtly, political, and ecclesiastical; 8vo, portrait and cuts (pub. at 16s.) bds. 8s. 1824 6128 HOWARTH's (Rev. H.) Hulsean Lectures (on Revealed Religion) crown 8vo. bds. 5s. Cambridge, 1836 6129 Howe's (John) Works, with his Funeral Sermon, and Life by E. Calamy, D.D. 2 vols. folio, portrait, calf, 27. 16s. 1724 the same, complete in one volume, imperial 8vo (pub. at 27. 2s.) portrait, cloth, 17. 11s. 6d. 1832 6130 6132 Works, with Life by the Rev. 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"Well worth the perusal of any one who ay chance to meet with the original."—Retrospective Review. 6140 HowGILL'S (Francis) True Rule, Judge, and Guide of the True Church of God; small 4to, last leaf deficient, 2s. 6d. 1665 6141 HOWGRAVE'S (Francis) Essay of the Ancient and Present State of Stamford; 4to, neat, 9s. 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Translated from the French; 8vo, boards, 6s. 6184* 1821 6185 IIUMANE SOCIETY SERMONS, by J. Duché, S. Thompson, Bp. Horsley, Archdeacon Pott, Dr. S. Glasse, Dean Rennell, W. Hawtayne, Dr. G. Gregory, A. Thompson, Dr. T. Haweis, R. Harrison, Bishop Huntingford, and Dr. W. Langford.-In 1 vol. 8vo, calf, 7s. 1781-1801 6181 6182 6183 6186 HUMBOLDT's (Alexander, Baron de) Political Essay on Mexico : including every Information relative to the Geography, Climate, Inhabitants, Productions, Commerce, and Mines of that Country. With Sections and Maps. 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