HOADLY.

Hoadly (E. S.) A system for beginners in | Hodges (W.)-continued.
the art of playing upon the piano-forte. See
Mason (W.) and Hoadly (E. S.)

Hobart (John Henry, p. e. bishop of New York).
Instruction and encouragement for lent. 227
pp. 120. New York, D. Dana, 1859.
Hobart (Rev. Noah). An attempt to illustrate

and confirm the ecclesiastical constitution of
the consociated churches, in the colony of
Connecticut. Occasioned by a late "Ex-
planation of the Saybrook platform." 44 pp.
8°. New-Haven, B. Mecom, 1765.
[Note.-Title and pp. 3-4 slightly imperfect].
Hobbes (Thomas). Behemoth. The history
of the civil wars of England, from the year
1640, to 1660. Purged from the errours of
former editions. By T. H. [anon.] 1 p.1.
286 pp.
16°. London, 1680.
Hobler (J. Paul). The words of the favourite
pieces, as performed at the Glee club, held at
the Crown and Anchor tavern, Strand. Com-
piled from their library. 2 p. 1. 116 pp. 16°.
London, editor, 1794.
Hoddeson (John). Sion and Parnassus, or
epigrams on severall texts of the old and
new testament. [Also], a poem on the
pas-
sion, a hymn on the resurrection, ascention,
and feast of pentecost. 4 p. 1. 128 pp. 1 por-
trait. 16°. London, R. Daniel for G. Evers-
den, 1650.
Hodge (Archibald Alexander, d. d.) Outlines
of theology. 522 pp. 8°. New York, R.
Carter & brothers, 1860.
Hodge (Charles, d. d.) The bible argument
on slavery. 8°. [Augusta (Ga.) 1860].
[In ELLIOTT (E. N.) Cotton is king, pp. 837-873].
Essays and reviews. Selected from
the Princeton review. 2 p. 1. 633 pp. 8°.
New York, R. Carter & brothers, 1857.

An exposition of second Corinthians. A commentary on Galatians. See Bible. (English).

The fugitive slave law. 8°. [Augusta (Ga.) 1860].

[In ELLIOTT (E. N.) Cotton is king, pp. 805-836]. Systematic theology. v. 1-2. xiii, 648 pp; xi, 732 pp. 80. New York, Scribner & co. 1872.

Hodges (D. F.) and Foster (G. W.) Sacred
crown: new hymn tunes, anthems, sentences,
motets and chants for public and private
worship.
384 pp.
obl. 8°. Boston, Lee &
Shepard, 1871.
Hodges (W.) An historical account of Lud-
low castle. Compiled from original manu-

HOFMANN-PEERLKAMP

scripts, etc. with an appendix. [Also], Comus, a mask presented at Ludlow castle, 1634, before the earl of Bridgewater: by John Milton. 1 p. 1. vi, 84, 40 pp. 1 pl. 8°. Ludlow, W. Felton, 1803. Hodgson (Rev. Francis). An examination of the system of new divinity; or new school theology. 416 pp. 120. New York, T. Mason & G. Lane, 1839. Hodgson (William, jr.) memoirs of the religious commonly called quakers. Philadelphia, author, 1844. Hoffman (Charles Fenno). The echo: or, borrowed notes for home circulation. 48 pp. 80. Philadelphia, Lindsay & Blakiston, 1844. Hoffman (Mary I.) Agnes Hilton; or, practical views of catholicity. A tale of trials and triumphs. 477 pp. 129. New York, P. O'Shea, 1864. Hoffman (Murray). The ritual law of the church; with its application to the communion and baptismal offices. [Also] notes upon orders, the articles, and canons of 1603. xiv, 394 pp. 80. New York, Pott, Young & co. 1872. Hoffman (William). The monitor; or, jottings of a New York merchant during a trip round the globe. xiv, 448 pp. 8 pl. 1 portrait. 129. New York, Carleton, 1863. Hoffman. See Hoffmann and Hofmann. Hoffmann (Franz). The iron head; or, an old soldier's story of Charles xii. king of Sweden. From the german by M. A. Anderson. 239 pp. 16o. Philadelphia, Lutheran board of publication, 1871. [FATHERLAND series]. Hofland (Barbara, or Mrs. Thomas Christopher). The son of a genius; a tale, for the use of youth. By the author of The history of an officer's widow and family. [anon.] 216 pp. 16°. Boston, T. Wells, 1826.

Select historical society of friends, 420 pp. 420 pp. 120.

The young pilgrim, or Alfred Campbell's return to the east; and his travels in Egypt, Nubia, Asia Minor, Arabia Petræa, &c. xii, 211 pp. 6 pl. 12°. 120. New-York, O. A. Roorbach, 1828. Hofmann - Peerlkamp (Peder). Liber de vita, doctrina et facultate Nederlandorum qui carmina latina composuerunt. Ed. altera emendata et aucta. xii, 576 pp. 8°. Lugduni-Batavorum, apud H. W. Hazenberg & socios, 1843.

HOGG.

HOLINESS.

Hogg (James). The pilgrims of the sun; a | Holdich (Mrs. L. A.) Meadowside; or, aunt Grace and Dora. 153 135 pp. 1 1. An autobiography. 16°. Philadelphia, M. poem. Thomas, 1815. pp. 18°. New York, Carlton & Porter, Hogrewe (Johann Ludwig). Theoretische [1861]. und praktische anweisung zur militairischen aufnahme oder vermessung im felde. Zum gebrauch für officiers und angehende ingenieurs. 8 p. 1. 320 pp. 9 tab. ४०. Hannover, C. W. H. Pockwitz, jun. 1785. Hohenheim (Philipp Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von). See Paracelsus. Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst (Alexander Leopold Franz Emmerich von). Prince Hohenlohe's prayer book; or, the christian praying in the spirit of the catholic church. Translated from the german. 1st american ed. 335 pp. 1 pl. 180. Baltimore, J. Myers, 1827.

Holbach (Paul Henry Thiry, baron d'). Ecce homo! or, a critical inquiry into the history of Jesus of Nazareth; being a rational analysis of the gospels. First american ed. [anon.] 412 pp. 80. New York, printed for the proprietors of the philosophical library,

1827.

[Note. The first english edition, (Edinburgh, 1799), was announced as a translation from the french. The original was entitled, Histoire critique de Jésus Christ, ou analyse raisonnée des évangiles. Amsterdam, M. M. Rey, about 1770.]

The same. Historia crítica de Jesu
Cristo, 6 analísis razonado de los evangelios.
Traducida del francés por el P. F. de T. ex-
2 v.
jesuita. [anon.]
lv, 202 pp; 2 p. 1.
280 pp. 16°. Londres, Davidson, 1822.
Holbrook (Alfred). School management.
[Lectures]. 270 pp. 11. 8°. Lebanon (0.)
J. Holbrook, 1871.

Holbrook (Martin L. m. d.) Parturition
without pain; a code of directions for escap-
ing from the primal curse.
113 pp.
16°.

New York, Wood & Holbrook, 1871.
Holcombe (William H. m. d.)

Southern voices: poems. 164 pp. 120. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & co. 1872. Holcraft (Richard, editor). Tales of humour and romance, selected from popular german writers. 1 p. 1. xvi, 304 pp. 8°. London, Longman, 1829.

Sally Grafton and her teacher. 106 pp.
18°. New York, Carlton & Porter, [1861].
Victor; or, Paris troubles and Provence
roses. 142 pp.
180. New York, Carlton
& Porter, [1861].
Holdsworth (Edward). Remarks and dis-
sertations on Virgil; with some other clas-
sical observations. Published, with several
notes, and additional remarks, by Mr.
Spence. v, 620 pp. 10 pl. 2 maps. 40. Lon-
don, J. Dodsley, 1768.
Holdsworth or Holsworth (Richard, d. d.)
The valley of vision, or, a clear sight of
sundry sacred truths. Delivered in twenty
sermons. 5 p. 1. 539 pp. 111. sq. 120. Lon-
don, R. Tomlins, 1651.

Hole (Matthew, d. d.) Practical discourses on
the nature, properties, and excellencies of
charity, above all the gifts and graces of the
holy spirit, as they are described in the 13th
chapter of the first epistle of St. Paul to the
Corinthians. [Also], a visitation sermon,
with an appendix subjoin'd. 6 p. 1. 360, 150,
6 pp.
8°. Oxford, L. Lichfield for the
author, 1725.
Hole (Rev. Richard).

The same. 215 pp. 80. New York, C. S. Francis, [etc.] 1829. Holdich (Joseph). The wesleyan student; or memoirs of Aaron Haynes Hurd, late a member of the Wesleyan university, Middle281 pp. 18°. town, Conn. Middletown (Conn.) E. Hunt & co. 1839.

Arthur; or, the northern enchantment. A poetical romance, in seven books. xvi, 254 pp. 80. London, G. G, J. & J. Robinson, 1789. [With BRUCIAD (The). ed. 1769].

Remarks on the Arabian nights' enter-
tainments; in which the origin of Sindbad's
voyages, and other oriental fictions, is partic-
160.
ularly considered. iv, 258 pp.
Lon-
don, T. Cadell, 1797.
Holgate (Jerome B.)
and his descendants.
lo, Breed, Butler & co. 1860.
Holiday (The) gem: for boys. [anon.] 192
pp. 189. Philadelphia, American sunday
school union, [1843].

Noachida: or, Noah,
354 pp.
120. Buffa-

Holiday (The) gem: for girls. [anon.] 184
pp. 180. Philadelphia, American sunday
school union, [1843].

Holiday stories. [anon.] 178 pp. 14 pl. 18°.
Boston, W. Crosby & co. 1839.

Holiness; or the legend of. st. George, a tale
from Spencer's faerie queene, by a mother.
16°.
[anon.] iv, 182 pp.
Boston, E. R.
Broaders, 1836.

HOLINSHED.

The male generative organs, in health and disease, from infancy to old age. 120th ed. 467 pp. 3 pl. 16°. New York, T, W. Strong, [1848]?

Holinshed (Raphael). Chronicles, comprising | Hollick (Frederick, m. d.)-continued.
1 The description and historie of England, 2
The description and historie of Ireland, 3
The description and historie of Scotland:
first collected and published by Raphaell
Holinshed, William Harrison, and others:
now newlie augmented and continued to the
yeare 1586, by Iohn Hooker alias Vowell and
others. With conueniunt tables. [2d ed.]
b. l. 3 v. in 2. fol. London, Iohn Har-
rison [and others], 1585-87.

[Note.-Collation, v. 1, 4 l. 250 pp. 21. 202 pp; v. 2
183 pp. 3 1. 464 pp. 27 1; v. 3, 3 l. 1592 pp. 29 1
Complete with the exception of the title of v. 3
The historie of Scotland was continued by Francis
Thin, and that of England by John Stow, Abra-
ham Fleming, etc.]

The same. The castrations of the last edition of Holinshed's chronicle, both in the scotch and english parts, containing fortyfour sheets. [Published by dr. Francis (?) Drake]. fol. London, W. Meares, 1723. Holland (Rev. Elihu G.) Memoir of rev. Joseph Badger. 4th ed. 473 pp. 1 portrait. 120. New York, C. S. Francis & co. 1854.

Holland (Sir Henry). 12°.

life. x, 351 pp. ton & co. 1872.. Holland (Josiah Gilbert). The bay-path; a tale of New England colonial life. 418 PP. 120. New York, G. C. Putnam, 1857.

Letters to the Joneses. By Timothy Titcomb. [pseudon.] 347 pp. 12°. New York, C. Scribner, 1863. Hollandsche oprechtigheid, tegen de Engelse redenloose onrechtveerdigheid. Bewezen en verhandeld in een t'zamenspraak; waar in ook vertoond is de engelscher trouweloosheid, moorderijen [etc.] in Guinea. [anon.] 2 v. in 1. 40 pp; 4 p. 1. 32 pp. sm. 4°. Amsterdam, J. Van Dalen, 1665. Hollar (Wenzel). The kingdome of England, & principality of Wales, exactly described whith euery sheere, & the small townes in euery one of them, in six mappes, portable for every man's pocket. 11.6 maps. obl. 8°. London, J. Garrett, [1644]. Hollard (Henri). A manual of general anatomy. See Bayle (Antoine-Laurent-Jessé)

and Hollard. Holley (Alexander L.) european railways. and Holley. Hollick (Frederick, m. d.) The diseases of woman, their causes and cure familiarly explained, etc. 103rd ed. 466 pp. 3 pl. 16°. New York, T. W. Strong, [1855]?

Recollections of past
New York, D. Apple-

Locomotive boilers of
See Colburn (Zerah)

HOLMES.

The marriage guide, or natural history of generation. 200th ed. 483 pp. 4 pl. 16o. New York, T. W. Strong, [1860]?

The matron's manual of midwifery, and the diseases of women during pregnancy and in childbed. 47th ed. xii, 469 pp. 3 pl.

160. New York, T. W. Strong, [1848]? A popular treatise on venereal diseases, in all their forms, embracing their history and probable origin; and the best modes of treating them. 413 pp. 6 pl. 16°. New York, T. W. Strong, [1852]. Hollingbery (William). A history of his late highness Nizam Alee Khaun, soobah of the Dekhan. With an appendix. [xc], 73, 38 pp. 21. 40. Calcutta, J. Greenway, 1805. Hollingworth (R.) Mancuniensis; or, an history of the towne of Manchester, and what is most memorable concerning it. 126 pp. 1 map. 160. Manchester, W. Willis, 1839. Hollis or Holles (Denzil, lord). Memoirs of Denzil lord Holles, from the year 1641, to 1648. [1st ed.] 80. xvi, 214 pp.9 1. London, T. Goodwin, 1699. Holloway (Henry H.) Mental geometry, or generalizations of geometrical demonstra-. tions in planes, solids, and spherics. iv, 243 pp. 120. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & co. 1865.

Holloway (W. R.) Indianapolis. A histori-
cal and statistical sketch of the railroad city,
a chronicle of its social, municipal, commer-
cial, and manufacturing progress, with full
statistical tables. viii, 390 pp. 24 pl. I map.
80. Indianapolis journal print, 1870.
Holly (H. Hudson). Church architecture. Il-
lustrated with thirty-five lithographic plates,
from original designs. I illumin. title, 258
pp. 40. Hartford, (Conn.) M. H. Mallory &
co. 1871.

Holmes (Abiel, d. d.) A sermon preached at
Cambridge, Dec. 29, 1799, [on] the death of
George Washington. 22 pp. 8°. Boston,
S. Hall, 1800.

[HAZARD pamphlets, v. 64]. Holmes (George). Sketches of some of the southern counties of Ireland, collected during a tour in the autumn, 1797. viii, 210 pp. 1 1. 7 pl. 8°. London, Longman & Rees, [etc.] 1801.

HOLMES.

87 pp.

16o.

Holmes (George F. ll. d.) A grammar of the | Holstein (Lucas). De vita & scriptis Por-
english language. 1 p. 1. 246 pp. 120. New
York, University publishing co. [1871.]

phyrii philosophi dissertatio.
Cantabrigia, G. Morden, 1655.

[With PORPHYRIUS. De abstinentia ab animalibus.
necandis. Cantabrigiæ, 1655).
Holstenius. See Holstein.
Holtrop (Jan Willem). Monuments topo-
graphiques des Pays-Bas au quinzième siè-
cle. Collection de fac-simile d'après les
originaux conservés à la bibliothèque royale
de La Haye et ailleurs. Publiée avec l'au-
torisation de son excellence le ministre de
l'intérieur. xiii, 126 pp. 6 1.133 pl. 1 map.
40. La Haye, M. Nijhoff, 1857-68.
Holwell (John). Catastrophe mundi; or,
Europe's many mutations until the year,
1701. Being an astrological treatise of the
effects of the triple conjunction of Saturn and
Jupiter 1682 and 1683, [etc.] Wherein the
fate of Europe for these next 20 years is
more than probably conjectured. Also, an
ephimeris of all the comets that have ap-
peared from the year 1603, to 1682. [With]
the hieroglyphicks of Nostrodamus. 2 p. 1.91
pp. 6 pl. 4°. London, author, 1682.

The same. An appendix to Holwel's Catastrophe mundi, being an astrological discourse of the rise, growth, and continuation of the Othoman family, with the nativities of the present french king, emperors of Germany and Turky. [With] a supliment of the judgment of comets. 4 p. 1. 40 pp. 4°. London, J. G. for F. Smith, 1683. [With his Catastrophe mundi. London, 1682]. Holyoake (George Jacob). Public speaking and debate. With an essay on sacred eloquence, by Henry Rogers. Revised, with introduction and notes, by L. D. Barrows, d. d. 2d ed. 234 pp. 12o. New York, Carl

The southern elementary spelling book. For schools and families. Prepared under the supervision of prof. Geo. F. Holmes, ll. d. 150 pp. 120. New York, Richardson & co. 1866.

The southern pictorial primer, or first reader. 60 pp. 16°. New York, Richardson & co. 1866.

The southern pictorial third reader. For schools and families. Prepared under the supervision of prof. G. F. Holmes. 168 pp. 120. New York, Richardson & co. 1866. Holmes (Rev. James Ivory). The revelation of saint John elucidated. See Bible. (English). Holmes (Mrs. Mary J.) Darkness and daylight. A novel. 384 pp. 12o. New York, Carleton, 1864.

Edna Browning; or, the Leighton homestead. A novel. 423 pp. 16°. New York, G. W. Carleton & co. 1872.

The english orphans; or, a home in the new world. 331 pp. 12°. New York, D. Appleton & co. 1855. The homestead other tales. 379 pp. Auburn, 1856.

New York,

370

The same. 379 pp. 120. Miller, Orton & Mulligan, 1857. Hugh Worthington. Of a novel. pp. 120. New York, Carleton, 1865. Marian Grey; or, the heiress of Redstone hall. 400 pp. 12°. New York, Carleton, 1863. Millbank; or, Roger Irving's ward. 402 pp. 120. New York, G. W. Carleton & co. 1871.

Holmes (Oliver Wendell, m. d.) Homœopathy and its kindred delusions; two lectures delivered before the Boston society for the diffusion of useful knowledge. v, 72 pp. 12°. Boston, W. D. Ticknor, 1842.

468 pp. 1864.

on the
12°.

Mechanism in thought and morals. An address delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa society of Harvard university, June 29, 1870. With notes and afterthoughts. 101 pp. 160. Boston, J. R. Osgood & co. 1871. Soundings from the Atlantic. 3 p. 1. 12°. Boston, Ticknor & Fields,

hillside, and
New York &

Urania a rhymed lesson, [etc.] 32 pp. 80. Boston, W. D. Ticknor & co. 1846.

HOMANS.

ton & Porter, 1863. Holyoke (Hetty, pseudon.)

Never mind the face or, the cousin's visit. iv, 9-211 pp. 4 pl. 16°. New York, C. Scribner, 1857. The surprise; or, Blanche and her friends. By Hetty Holyoke. [pseudon.] 168 pp. 6 pl. 180. Boston, Putnam & brother, 1856. Holywood (John)? Johannis de SacroBosco tractatus de arte numerandi. [Reprint]. 8°. [London, 1839].

[In HALLIWELL (James Orchard). Rara mathematica. 1839. pp. 1-26]. Homans (Isaac Smith). The coin book, comprising a history of coinage [by R. Mushet]; a synopsis of the mint laws of the United States; statistics of the coinage from 1792 to

HOMANS.

Homans (Isaac Smith)-continued.

1870; list of current gold and silver coins,
and their custom house values; a dictionary
of all coins known in ancient and modern
times, with their values; the gold and silver
product of each state to 1870; list of works
on coinage; the daily .price of gold from
1862 to 1871. With engravings of the prin-
cipal coins. [anon.] 2 p. 1. 139, 5 pp. 33 pl.
8o. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & co.
1872.
Home (Daniel Douglas).
life. v. 2.
viii, 374 pp.
Whittingham & Wilson], 1872.
Home (Henry, lord Kames). An abridg-
ment of elements of criticism. Edited by
John Frost.
300 pp.
12°. Philadelphia,
Towar, J. & D. M. Hogan, 1831.

Home games for the people: a collection of
family amusements for the fireside, parlour,
or picnic parties. For the use of the old
and
young. [anon.] 160 pp. 4 pl. sq. 16o.
New York, P. J. Cozans, [1855].
Home (The) of the gileadite, and other tales.
161 pp. 1 pl. 180. Philadelphia, American
sunday school union, [1841].

མ.

Homeri poetæ vitæ. Όμηρου του ποιητου βιος.
[Græce et latine. anon.] 8°. [Amstela
dami, apud H. Wetstenium, 1688].
[In GALE (Thomas). Opuscula mythologica, physi-
ca et ethica. Amstelodami. pp. 281-404].
Homerus. Homeri Iliadis libri novem priores
librique xviii. et xxii. Ex recensione C. G.
Heyne. Cum notis brevibus, quas ex Heyne
et aliis præcipue collegit, nonnullas adjecit
E. Robinson. 352 pp. 8°. Catskill (N. Y.)
N. Elliott, 1822.

Incidents in my
12°. [London,

The same. Iliade di Omero, traduzione del cav. Vincenzo Monti. 3 v. 8°. Firenze, L. Ciardetti, 1825.

His Odysses, translated, adorn'd with sculpture, and illustrated with annotations, by John Ogilby, esq. 2 p. 1. 358 pp. 24 pl. fol. London, J. Flesher for the authour, 1669. The same. The Odyssey of Homer translated into english blank verse, by Wil liam Cullen Bryant. 2 v. xi, 324 pp; v, 311 pp. 40. Boston, J. R. Osgood & co. 1871-72.

La batrachomyomachie, ou combat des rats et des grenouilles. 120. [Paris, 1841]. [IN MARTIN (Louis Aimé). Petits poëmes grecs. 1841. pp. 5-16].

Volgarizzamento dell'inno a Cerere, scoperto ultimamente e attribuito ad Omero. Si aggiunge un breve discorso sul gusto presente delle belle lettere in Italia [dar Ippolito Pindemonte]. xxiv, 188 pp. 8°. Bassano, G. Remondini, 1785. [MOORE pamphlets, v. 104].

Homes of the west, and how they were made happy. By the author of "Johnny Wright," [etc. anon.] 288 pp. 1 pl. 180. Philadelphia, Presbyterian board of publication, [1864].

Homme (De l'). 1761. See Panckoucke (Charles Joseph).

Homo versus Darwin: a judicial examination
of statements recently published by mr.
Darwin regarding "The descent of man.
[anon.] 155 pp. 12°. London, Hamilton,
Adams & co. [1871].

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Homoeopathic (The) quarterly. A journal devoted to the interests of pure homoeopathy. Rollin H. Gregg, editor. Jan. to Oct. 1869. v. 1. 8°. Buffalo, printing office of Matthews & Warren, 1869.

S.

Homolle (E.) and Quevenne (T. A.) Mé-
moire sur la digitaline et la digitale. 376
pp. 8°. Paris, G. Baillière, 1854.
[Archives de physiologie, no. 1].
Honoring God in the daily life of childhood.
[anon.] 139 pp. 180. Philadelphia, Ameri
can sunday school union, [1863].
Honorius augustodunensis. D. Honorii av-
gvstvdvnensis presbyteri libri septem. Ante-
hac in lucem non editi. 23 p. 1. 474 pp. 191.