HUME, David, of Godscroft. The History of the Houses of Douglas and Angus. Edinb. 1644. folio.

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De Vnione Insulæ Britanniæ Tractatus. I. Lond. 1605, 4to. pp. 24. not including title and dedication to K. James, 3 leaves. A copy in a bookseller's catalogue was priced 4. 4s. Heber, pt. vii. 51.

Daphn Amaryllis. Lond. 1605, 4to.
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Lvsvs Poetici, in tres Partes distincti.
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Le Contr' Assassin, ov Response a l'Apologie des Iesvites, faite par vn Pere de la Compagnie de Jesus de Loyola : & refutee par vn tres-hvmble Servitevr de Iesus Christ, de la Compagnie de tous les vrais Chrestiens, D. H. Imprimé l'An 1612, small 8vo. Pp. 391, besides title, dedication to K. James I. and preface, 8 leaves. Constable, 439, with the autograph of the author, 17. 10s. A presentation copy to Casaubon, with the autograph of the author, is in the British Museum.

Illvstrissimi Principis Henrici Iusta. Lond. 1613, 4to. Seven leaves, including title and dedication to Prince Charles.

HUME, David. The History of England, from the Invasion of Julius Cæsar to the Revolution in 1688, 8 vols.

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Patrick. Milton's Paradise Lost. Lond. 1695. folio.

This very elaborate commentary may be considered as the first attempt to illustrate an English classic by copious and continued notes.'-Dr. Drake. Sub

The

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Captaine Tobias.

Poeticall Musicke. Lond. J. Windett. 1607. folio.

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HUMFREDUS, Anglice PHREY. See SIDNEY, P.

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HUNARRY, Levek.

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Abridgement or brief Meditation on certaine of the Psalmes in English Metre. Impr. by R. Wier, 16mo.

Recreations: containing Adam's Bannishment, Christ his Cribbe, the lost Sheepe, and the Complaint of Old Age. Lond. Denham, 1588, 24mo.

HUNT, John. British Ornithology. Norwich, 1815-22. 8vo. 13 parts.

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John, of Newport Pagnell. Vindicia Vera Pietatis, or Evan

over the Professors of the English gelical Sanctification truly Stated

Bible. Lond. 4to. 1642.

Heber, pt. i. 9s. 6d. HUNNIS, William. A Hyve full of Honye, containing the first Booke of Moses, called Genesis, turned into English Meter, with Notes in the Margin. Lond. by

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