by Patrick Hamilton, the first Scotch martyr, signatures 1, 2, 3, 4-Catalogue.]

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709 Frith (John). A Boke made in the Tower of London, answerynge unto M. Mores letter agaynst the fyrste lytle treatyse that John Fryth made concernynge the Sacramente, newly corrected and prynted after the fyrst coppe, black letter (some leaves soiled and corners mended, letterpress of 2 pages defective), calf gilt by Pratt, R. Jugge, 1548, 8vo. (1109) Ellis, £1 135. 710 Froissart (Sir John). Chronicles of England, France, Spain, etc., translated by Johnes, with Life, etc., the series of 72 illuminated plates inserted, 2 vol., vellum, W. Smith, 1844, imperial 8vo. (1110) Edwards, £1 13S. 711 Froude (J. A.) Short Studies on Great Subjects, 4 vol., 1868-83 -Divorce of Catherine of Aragon, 1891, and Caesar, 1879, 8vo. (1111)

Bain, £6 712 Froude (J. A.) History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, new (library) edition, 12 vol., 1870, 8vo. (1112) Bain, £3 12s. 713 Froude (J. A.) The English in Ireland in the Eighteenth Century, 3 vol., 1872-74, 8vo. (1113) Bain, £1 12s. 714 Fuller (Dr. Thos.) The Worthies of England, original edition, portrait by Loggan, old calf, 1662, folio (1532) Ridler, £1 19s. 715 Gage (Thos.) New Survey of the West Indias, or the English

American, his Travail by Sea and Land, second edition, 4 maps, J. Sweeting, 1655-Pinto (F. Mendez). Voyages and Adventures, done into English by H. Cogan, H. Cripps, 1653-Sandys Travailes, maps and plates, J. Sweeting, 1652, in I vol., old calf. folio (1633) Quaritch, £2 8s. 716 Gardiner (Steph., Bp. of Winchester). An Explication and Assertion of the true Catholique fayth touchyng the moost blessed Sacrament of the Aulter, with Confutacion of a booke written agaynst the same, black letter, first edition (plain corners frayed), morocco, gilt edges, No place or printer's name, anno 1551, 8vo. (1122) Maggs, £2 65. 717 Gardiner (Steph., Bp. of Winchester). De Vera Öbediencia, an Oration made in Latyne . . . with the Preface of Edmunde Boner . . . B. of London, touching true Obedience, now translated into English and printed by Michael Wood, roman letter, old red morocco, device of dolphin on back, border of crowns and fleurs-de-lis, gilt edges, fine copy, From Roane xxvi. of Octobre, 1553. 8vo. (1123) Ellis, £4 718 Gardiner (Dr. S. R.) History of England, 1603-16, 2 vol., calf gilt, m. e.. Hurst and Blackett, 1863, 8vo. (1124) Sotheran, £9 719 Gardiner (Dr. S. R.) Prince Charles and the Spanish Marriage, 1617-23, 2 vol., Hurst and Blackett, 1867, 8vo. (1125)

Sotheran, £2 8s.

720 Gardiner (Dr. S. R.) History of the Great Civil War, 1642-49, 3 vol., Longmans, 1886-91, 8vo. (1129) Sotheran, £3 10s. 721 Geneva. The Forme of Prayers and ministration of the Sacra

mentes, etc., used in the Englishe Congregation at Geneva, and approved by M. John Calvin, title mended, with auto

graph of "Tho. Johnston, 1638,” calf (D. Laing's copy, No place or printer's name, 1561, 8vo. (1135) Quaritch, £29 105. 722 Germany. The Warnings of Germany, by Wonderful Signes and Strange Prodigies seene in divers parts of that countrye between 1618 and 1638, by L. Br.(inckmair), J. Rothwell, 1638-The Invasions of Germany with all the Civil and bloudy Warres therein, 1618-38, and the bloudy Battell between Duke Bernard of Weimar and John de Weerdt, portraits, ib.-The Lamentations of Germany, by Dr. Vincent, and Lacrymae Germaniae (wanted frontispiece), ib., together 4 vols., morocco gilt, gilt edges (from the Hamilton Palace Library), 8vo. (1140) Ellis, £5 15s. 723 Gibbon (Edw.) Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, with Notes and Life by Dean Milman, portrait, 13 vol., 1838-39, 8vo. (1143) Bain, LI 14s. 724 Gibson (W. S.) History of the Monastery at Tynemouth, illuminated plates and initials, and views, 2 vol., half morocco, uncut, W. Pickering, 1846-47, 4to. (1324) Donkin, £2 6s. 725 [Godwin (Bp. Fr.)] The Man in the Moone, or a Discourse of a Voyage thither by Domingo Gonzales, the Speedy Messenger, first edition, 2 impressions of a singular plate of the flying machine, old calf, J. Norton, 1638, 8vo. (1156)

Quaritch, £5 5s.

[Swift is said to have been indebted to this work for some of his "Voyage to Laputa."-Catalogue. The possibility of voyaging to the moon has actually been seriously debated more than once. The most extraordinary book on the subject is that by Bishop Wilkins entitled "The Discovery of a New World; or, a Discourse tending to prove with a Discourse of the possibility of a passage thereto."-ED.] 726 Golagrus and Gawane (The Knightly Tale of and other Ancient Poems, printed at Edinburgh by W. Chepman and A. Myllar in 1508 [edited by David Laing], black letter, (some leaves inlaid), facsimiles of devices, half morocco gilt, t. e. g. (Edinburgh) reprinted 1827, 4to. (1326) Maggs, £25s. [Only 72 copies (printed from the unique original) issued, most of which were damaged by fire. This was an unscorched copy.--Catalogue.]

727 Goldsmith (Oliver). Works, edited by Peter Cunningham, vignette on titles, 4 vol., J. Murray, 1854, 8vo. (1159)

Quaritch, £I IIS. 728 Gordon (Alex.) Itinerarium Septentrionale; a Journey through Scotland and the North of England (with the Supplement, often wanting), 66 plates, old calf, 1727-32, folio (1635)

Hopkins, £1 IOS.

729 Gordon (Patrick). The Famous Historie of the Renouned and Valiant Prince Robert surnamed the Bruce, King of Scotland, etc., first edition (title mended), morocco gilt, gilt edges, Dort, G. Waters, 1615, 4to. (1330) Hazlitt, 18 730 Gowrie. The Earle of Gowries Conspiracie against the Kings Maiestie, at Saint Johnstoun upon Tuesday, Aug. 5, 1600 (title and next leaf soiled), half bound, Val. Simmes, 1603, 4to. (1332) Ellis, £3 125.

731 Graesse (J. G. Th.) Tresor de Livres Rares et Précieux, ou Nouveau Dictionnaire Bibliographique (avec Supplément), 7 vol. in 4, half morocco, Dresde, etc., 1859-69, 4to. (1333) W. Brown, £7 732 Graham (Simion). The Anatomie of the Humours (in Prose and Verse), printed within borders, original edition, calf, Edinburgh, T. Finlason, with License, 1609, 4to. (1334) W. Brown, £7 5s. 733 Grampian Club. Registrum Monasterii S. Marie de Cambuskenneth, A.D. 1147-1535, portraits, woodcuts, illuminated facsimiles, etc., cloth gilt, t. e. g., Edinburgh, 1872, 4to. (1335) Hopkins, £1 16s. 734 Grampian Club Publications, edited chiefly by the Rev. Chas. Rogers, 22 vol., Edinburgh, v. d., 8vo. (1170) Bull, £1 12s. 735 Green (M. A.) Lives of the Princesses of England, portraits, 6 vol., 1850-55, 8vo. (1173) Sotheran, £2 14s. 736 Greville Memoirs. Journal of the Reigns of George IV. and William IV., 3 vol., half calf gilt, and Victoria to 1860, 5 vol., together 8 vol., 1874-87, 8vo. (1178) Fitzwilliam, £2 16s. 737 Grimm. German Popular Stories, translated from the Kinder und Haus Märchen, collected by MM. Grimm from Oral Tradition, numerous etchings by George Cruikshank, 2 vol., morocco extra, gilt edges by Rivière, Jas. Robins, 1823-26, 8vo. (1181) Sotheran, £17 155. 738 Grose (Fr.) Antiquities of England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland, portrait and numerous plates, 12 vol., old calf, Hooper, 1783-91, 4to. (1340) Sotheran, £2 5s. 739 Guest (Lady Charlotte). The Mabinogion, from ancient Welsh MSS. with translation and notes, first edition, facsimiles and woodcuts, 3 vol., half morocco gilt, t. e. g., 1849, royal 8vo. (1184) Bull, £2 16s. 740 Guizot (F.) Shakespeare and his Times-Charles I.-Cromwell-Richard Cromwell-Memoirs of Peel-Embassy at St. James's-Memoirs of a Minister of State, together 10 vol., in original publisher's cloth, 1852-60, 8vo. (1186)

Sotheran, £1 18s. 741 Hain (Lud.) Repertorium Bibliographicum, Libri ab arte Typographica inventa usque ad Annum MD. typis expressi, fine paper, 4 vol., uncut, Stuttgart, etc., 1826-38, 8vo. (1191) Bain, £4 14s. 742 Halkett (Sam.) and Rev. John Laing. Dictionary of Anonymous and Pseudonymous Literature of Great Britain, 4 vol., uncut, Edinburgh, Paterson, 1882-88, royal 8vo. (1194) Hill, £2 45. 743 Hall (Bp. Jas.) Virgidemiarum, Sixe Bookes. First three Bookes of Toothlesse Satyrs (apparently wanted A 2 unless it should be a blank leaf before title), T. Creede for R. Dexter, 1597-The Three last Bookes of byting Satyres, corrected and amended with some additions by J. H., For R. Dexter, 1599, in 1 vol. (a few margins shaved), morocco gilt, doublé, inside gilt ornaments, gilt edges, 8vo. (1196) Hazlitt, £9 10s. [The first three books are the first edition, which was

suppressed and burnt by order of the Archbishop of Canterbury (Whitgift). The three last books are the second edition. "Certayne Worthie Manuscript Poems by J. S." are not with this copy.-Catalogue. These are among the earliest Satires written in the English language. They were reprinted in 1824 with the illustration of Rev. Thos. Warton and additional notes by S. W. Singer.-ED.]

744 Hallam (H.) Constitutional History, eighth edition, 1867— Europe in the Middle Ages, twelfth edition, 1868-Literature of Europe, fifth edition, portrait, 1873, together 9 vol., treecalf extra, t. e. g., other edges uncut, 1867-73, 8vo. (1198) Maggs, £3 11s. 745 Harrisse (H.) Notes on Columbus, facsimiles, etc., 99 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, New York, privately printed, 1866, folio (1644) Quaritch, £5 2s. 6d. 746 Henry VIII. Copia Originalis litterae Sereniss. Regis Angliae ad Sanctiss. dñm nostrum Leonem Papam X., misse de pace ac federe per eum et Christianissimum Francorum Regem noviter inita (4 leaves, I blank), black morocco, gilt edges, "Ex palatio nostro Gremirici (Greenwich) die xii. Aug., 1514" (Romae), 4to. (1553) Hazlitt, £14 747 Henry VIII. Assertio Septem Sacramentorum adversus Martinum Lutherum, aedita ab Angliae et Franciae Regie, first edition, title within fine woodcut border by Holbein, with initials H. H. and ornamental initials, calf extra, gilt edges, Lond. in aedibus Pynsonianis, 1521, 4to. (1554)

Quaritch, £21 5s. 748 Henry VIII. Assertio septem Sacramentorum adversus Martinum Lutherum aedita ab Angliae, etc., Rege Henrico Octavo, title within woodcut border (mended), (with the 4 leaves containing the Indulgence granted by Pope Leo for reading the treatise), Romae, St. Guilleretus, 1521— Literarum quibus invictiss. Princeps Henricus VIII. ac Fidei Defensor respondit, ad quandam Epistolum Mart. Lutheri ad se missam, etc., title within woodcut border, ib., F. Minitius, 1527, in 1 vol., morocco gilt, gilt edges, 4to. (1555) Quaritch, £7 5s. 749 Henry VIII. Assertio septum Sacramentorum adversus Martinum Lutherum, ædita ab Angliæ et Franciæ rege Henrico octavo (cum Epistola Erasmi), lit. goth., Argent., Jo. Griesinger, 1522-Contra Henricum Regem Angliæ Martinus Luther, Wittemb., 1522-Supplicatio quorundum apud Helvetios Evangelistarum ad Hugonem Epis. Constantiensem, title within woodcut border, 1522-Quod non sit Onerosa Christianis Confessio Paradoxon Jo. Ecolampadii, title within fine border, Basil., Cratander, 1521, and other pieces, in I vol., old calf gilt, 4to. (1556) Quaritch, £3 17s. 6d. 750 Henry VIII. The Institution of a Christian Man, conteynynge the Exposytion or Interpretation of the Commune Crede, of the Seven Sacraments, of the X Commandements, etc., first edition, black letter, title and last leaf in facsimile, mottled calf extra, gilt edges by Rivière, Thos. Berthelet, 1537, 4to. (1558) Quaritch, £3 14s.

751 Henry VIII. Concilium D. Hieronymi Previdelli pro invictiss. Rege Angliae una cum responsione eiusdem ad consilium Domini Bernardi Reatini pro illustrissima Regina editum, lit. goth, title within woodcut border, half vellum, Bonon., J. B. Phaellus, 1531, 4to. (1561) Pearson, £2 12s.

[A very rare work connected with the divorce of Henry VIII. and Catherine of Arragon.—Catalogue.]

752 Henry VIII. Illusrissimi (sic) ac potentissimi Regis, Senatus, Populisque Angliæ, sententia et de eo Concilio, quod Paulus Episcopus Rom. Mantuæ futurum similavit, et de ea bulla, quæ ad Calendes Novembres id prorogarit (sic), the rare original edition, morocco, centre gilt cartouche, inside dentelles by Lortic (R. S. Turner's copy), In æd. Th. Bertheleti, an. 1537, 8vo. (1224) Maggs, £2 9s. 753 Henry VIII. The true dyfferēs betwen ye regall power and the Ecclesiasticall power, translated out of Latyn by Henry Lord Stafforde, black letter, title within woodcut border, vellum, large copy (2 leaves soiled), W. Copland, n. d., 8vo. (1225) Maggs, £5 10s.

[The book was known as the King's Book, and he claimed the authorship in conversation with M. de Langey, the French ambassador; but Bale says it was written by Bp. Foxe, the King's almoner. The Osterley Park copy, which sold for £11 in 1855.—Catalogue.]

754 Henry VIII. The Institution of a Christen Man, conteyninge the exposition or interpretation of the Comune Crede, of the Seven Sacraments, of the Pater noster, etc., black letter, title within woodcut border (dated 1534), dated Ex-Libris of the Hon. A. Campbell, 1708, on reverse, old calf, In ædibus Thom. Bertheleti, 1537, 12mo. (1227) Quaritch, £5 755 Henry VIII. A Supplycacion to our most soveraigne lorde Kynge Henry the eyght, Kynge of England, of Fraunce, and of Irelande, and moste ernest defender of Christes Gospell, etc., black letter, brown morocco gilt, gilt edges, with the Grenville arms, fine copy, No place or printer's name, enprynted in the yeare of our Lorde 1544, in the moneth of Decembre, 8vo. (1229) Maggs, £2 9s.

[Bale says the author of this work was Richard Tracy.Catalogue.] 756 Herald and Genealogist (The), edited by J. G. Nichols, illustrations, 8 vol., half calf, Nichols, 1863-74, 8vo. (1233) Sotheran, £3 757 Herbert (George). Remains, or Sundry Pieces of that Sweet Singer of the Temple, now exposed to publick light (A Priest to the Temple and Proverbs, with Life), first edition, autograph of Wm. Herbert, and MS. notes on fly-leaves, morocco gilt, gilt edges, T. Garthwait, 1652, 8vo. (1234) Pearson. £310S.

758 Herman, Archbishop of Cologne. A Simple and Religious consultatio of a Christian Reformation founded in God's Worde, perused by the translator thereof, and amended in many places, black letter, Herman's arms on reverse of title