Horæ subsecivæ 1777 (MS. Devonshire glossary)
Hore beate marie virginis 1510 (1531)
Horizon: a review of literature and art 1940–50
Horn, King a1300, 13.. (in Ritson, Metrical Romances II. 1802; Horn et Rimenhild, Bannatyne Cl. 1845; E.E.T.S. 1866 (1901); ed. Jos. Hall 1901)
Horn childe and maiden Rimnild 1320–30 (in Ritson, Metrical Romances III. 1802; ed. Jos. Hall 1901)
In and around Stamboul 1858
—another ed., entitled Constantinople during the Crimean War 1863
Works a1792 (1809, 1818)
A commentary on the Book of Psalms 1776
Discourses on several subjects and occasions a1792 (1827)
Letters on infidelity 1784
The crucified Jesus 1686
The great law of consideration 1677 (1704)
The happy ascetick 1681
The amateur cracksman 1899
The black mask 1901
Mr. Justice Raffles 1909
Under two skies 1892
Hors, shepe, and ghoos c 1470 (Caxton 1479; Roxb. Cl. 1822)
See also Lydgate, J.
Horse and hound 1884–
Charges 1790–1806 (1813)
A sermon preached before the Lords, Jan. 30 1793
Sermons a1806 (1816)
Speeches in parliament a1806 (1813)
ed. Altenglische Legenden (Childhood of Jesus; Birth of Jesus; Baarlaam and Josaphat; St. Patrick's purgatory) (1875)
—2nd series (1881)
Sammlung Altenglischer Legenden (1878)
Instructions to the clergy of the diocese of Tuam, July 8 1742
Sermons on practical subjects a1751 (1757)
Hortus Anglicus 1822
See Clarke, Stephen
Hortus third: a concise dictionary of plants cultivated in the United States and Canada (Liberty Hyde Bailey Hortorium) 1976
Hospitalier's (E.) Modern applications of electricity tr. by J. Maier 1882
Hospitall of incurable fooles 1600
See Blount, E.
Hot car 1968–
Hotel world, The 1875–
Houdin (R.) tr.
A selection from his works 1867
Life, letters, and friendships, by T. W. Reid (1890)
Palm leaves; poems 1844
ed. A collection of letters for the improvement of husbandry and trade 1681–83
A collection for improvement of husbandry and trade 1692–1703
The laws of the miners in the Forrest of Dean 1687
The ancient laws of the miners in the King's Forrest of Mendipp 1687
Rara avis in terris; or the compleat miner; containing the liberties, laws and customs of the lead-mines in Derbyshire, the art of dialling and levelling grooves. With an explanation of the miners terms of art 1681 (E.D.S. 1874)
Houlate
See Holland, Sir R.
House and garden (New York) 1901–
UK ed. 1920–4
—(new series) 1946–
House of Commons, Complaint to 1642
House of Commons
Journals 1547– (1803– )
House of Lords
Journals 1509– (c 1800– )
House that Jack built, The (nursery rime) ?a 1750
Household ordinances (A collection of ordinances and regulations for the government of the Royal Household, Edward III to King William and Mary; also receipts in ancient cookery) v.d. (Society of Antiquaries of London 1790)
Household words; weekly journal, conducted by C. Dickens 1850–59
Linguistic speculations 1971
—— & Saporta, Sol
eds. Problems in lexicography [report of the Conference on Lexicography, Indiana University, 1960] 1962
Housewife 1939–
Letters ed. H. Maas 1971
More poems 1936
A Shropshire lad 1896
Houston Chronicle (Houston, Texas) 1901–
Texas and the Gulf of Mexico; or yachting in the New World 1844
Twenty years in the Wild West; or, life in Connaught 1879
Hovering craft and hydrofoil 1961–
See Howe, W.
How a man may chuse a good wife from a bad, A pleasant conceited comedie, wherein is shewed 1602 (in Hazl., Dodsley)
How the good wijf tau
te hir doutir c 1430 (in Babees book, E.E.T.S. 1868; Hazlitt, Early pop. poetry I. 1864); a 1450 (‘The thewis off gudwomen’ in Ratis Raving, etc., E.E.T.S. 1870); a 1487 (in Barbour's Bruce, II. S.T.S. 1894); 15.. (in Q. Eliz. Achad., E.E.T.S. 1869)
te hir doutir c 1430 (in Babees book, E.E.T.S. 1868; Hazlitt, Early pop. poetry I. 1864); a 1450 (‘The thewis off gudwomen’ in Ratis Raving, etc., E.E.T.S. 1870); a 1487 (in Barbour's Bruce, II. S.T.S. 1894); 15.. (in Q. Eliz. Achad., E.E.T.S. 1869)How to make useful things 1902
Howard, Henry
See Surrey, Earl of
The committee; or, the faithful Irishman. A comedy 1665
Preface to Four new plays (The surprisal; The committee; The Indian queen; The vestal virgin) 1665 (in Arber, Eng. Garner III)
Preface to The great favourite, or the Duke of Lerma 1668 (ibid.)
Howard, Lord William of Naworth Castle, Selections from the household books of 16.. (Surtees Soc. 1878)
Howard household books (Household books of John Duke of Norfolk, and Thomas Earl of Surrey) 1481–90 (Roxb. Cl. 1844)
Howard journal 1921–
South's British butterflies, based extensively on the classic by Richard South 1973
eds. Dictionary of world history 1973
ed. The London compositor: documents relating to wages, working conditions and customs of the London printing trade 1785–1900 1947
Works a1705 (1724, 1862–63)
The blessedness of the righteous 1668 (1826)
The living temple 1675
Phytologia Britannica, natales exhibens indigenarum stirpium sponte emergentium (anon.) 1650
; Dodona's grove, or the vocall forrest 1640 (1649)England's teares for the present warres 1644
Epistolæ Ho-Elianæ: familiar letters domestic and forren 1645; a new volume of letters 1647 (1650, 1655, 1726, 1890–92)
Giraffi's (A.) Exact historie of the late revolutions in Naples tr. 1650–52
Historical discourses of the late popular insurrections in Great Britain and Ireland 1661
Instructions for forreine travell 1642 (Arber 1869)
Lexicon tetraglotton, an English-French-Italian-Spanish dictionary 1660
Londinopolis; an historicall discourse, or perlustration of the City of London 1657
Lustra Ludovici; or the life of the late victorious king of France Lewis the XIII 1646
Parables reflecting upon the times (anon.) 1643
A perfect description of the people and country of Scotland 1649
The preheminence and pedigree of parliament 1644
A survay of the signorie of Venice 1651
; the parley of beasts 1660The tru informer 1642 (in Historical discourses 1661)
A particular vocabulary or nomenclature in English, Italian, French, and Spanish, of the proper terms belonging to several arts and sciences 1659 (Pt. II of Lexicon)
The vote; or a poeme royall presented to his maiestie for a new-yeares-gift 1642
Poems a1581 (Grosart 1879)
The arbor of amitie wherein is comprised pleasant poems and pretie poesies 1568 (1879)
His deuises, for his owne exercise, and his friends pleasure 1581 (1879)
Pleasant sonnets and prettie pamphlets 1568 (1879)
Cobbett's Complete collection of state trials, with notes by Thomas B. Howell 1809–14
—continued by Thomas J. Howell 1817–26
Annie Kilburn 1888
A foregone conclusion 1875
A hazard of new fortunes 1889
Impressions and experiences 1896
Italian journeys 1867
The Kentons 1902
The lady of the Aroostook 1879
The landlord at Lion's head 1897
Literature and life: studies 1902
An open-eyed conspiracy: an idyl of Saratoga 1898
The rise of Silas Lapham 1884–85
Suburban sketches 1871
The undiscovered country 1880
Their wedding journey 1871
A traveller from Altruria 1894
Venetian life 1866
A woman's reason 1883
An autobiography a 1888 (ed. Marg. Howitt 1889)
Ballads and other poems 1847
Bremer's (F.) Greece and the Greeks tr. 1863
Sketches of natural history 1834 (1851)
The book of the seasons 1831
Land, labour, and gold; or, two years in Victoria 1855
The rural and domestic life of Germany 1842
The rural life of England 1838 (1862)
The year-book of the country 1850
Howitt's journal of literature and popular progress 1847–8
Harrow school 1898
An essay towards making the game of chess easily learned 1761
Hoyle's games modernized (new ed., rev. by L. H. Dawson) 1923
A short treatise on the game of back-gammon 1745; brag 1751; piquet 1744; quadrille 1745; whist 1742
The black cloud 1957
Frontiers of astronomy 1955
Galaxies, nuclei and quasars 1965 (UK 1966)
Ice 1981
The nature of the universe: a series of broadcast lectures 1950
Huarte
See Carew, R.
The custom of the country 1967 (UK 1969)
High tide 1970 (UK 1971)
Picture of Millie 1964
The happiness of a people in the wisdome of their rulers directing 1676
A narrative of the troubles with the Indians in New-England 1677
—another ed., entitled The present state of New England, being a narrative of the troubles etc. 1677
—entitled The history of the Indian wars in New England (1865)
An apologie of infants, in a sermon prouing that children preuented by death of their baptisme may be saued 1595
The deplorable life and death of Edward the Second (anon.) 1628
—another ed., entitled The historie of Edward the Second 1629
Hudibras redivivus 1705–07
See Ward, E.
The rotifera 2 vols. & Suppl. 1886–9
Munby: man of two worlds. The life and diaries of Arthur J. Munby 1828–1910 1972
Du Bartas' (G. de S.) Historie of Judith in forme of a poeme tr. 1584 (at end of Sylvester's tr. of Du Bartas 1608, etc.)
Far away and long ago: a history of my early life 1918
Green mansions: a romance of the tropical forest 1904
Idle days in Patagonia 1893
The naturalist in La Plata 1892
Hudson's Bay Record Society
Publications 1938–
See Ford, Ford Madox
Hueppe's (F.) Principles of bacteriology tr. by E. O. Jordan 1899
Hues' (R.) Treatise of globes tr. 1638
See Chilmead, J.
The mitotic cycle: the cytoplasm and nucleus during interphase and mitosis 1952
Hughes, Griffith
The natural history of Barbados 1750
Hughes, John
Poems a1720 (1790)
The siege of Damascus; a tragedy 1720 (1777)
Hughes, Thomas
The misfortunes of Arthur 1587 (in Certaine deuises and shewes; in Hazl., Dodsley)
Hughes, Thomas
The scouring of the White Horse 1859
Tom Brown's school days 1857
Tom Brown at Oxford 1861
Hughes, William
The man of sin: or a discourse of popery 1677
Hugo's (Victor) Hunchback of Notre-Dame tr. 1839
Les misérables tr. (by Sir F. C. L. Wraxall) 1862
See Holmes, T.
The history of Sir William Harrington 1771 (1797)
Select letters between the late Duchess of Somerset, Lady Luxborough, and others; including a sketch of the manners, laws, etc. of the republic of Venice 17.. (ed. by T. Hull 1778)
Hull Advertiser and Exchange gazette 1796– (various years)
Hull letters printed from a collection of original documents found in the Town Hall, Hull 1625–46 (ed. by T. T. Wildridge 1888)
Human world: a quarterly review of English letters 1970–
Humboldt's (F. H. A. von) Geognostical essay on the superposition of rocks in both hemispheres tr. 1823
Travels and researches tr. by W. Macgillivray 1832
Views of nature, tr. by E. C. Otté and H. G. Bohn 1850
See also Ross, Thomasina
Poems a1609 (S.T.S. 1902)
Ane afold admonitioun to the ministerie of Scotland 1609 (in Wodrow Soc. Misc. 1844)
Hymnes, or sacred songs, and certain precepts 1599 (Bannatyne Cl. 1832)
Hume, Alexander
Of the orthographie and congruitie of the Britan tongue c 1620 (E.E.T.S. 1865)
Hume, David
Philosophical works a1776 (1826, 1874–75)
An enquiry concerning the principles of morals 1751
Essays, moral and political 1741–42 (1742)
Essays and treatises on several subjects 1752 (1777)
The history of Great Britain (under the House of Stuart) 1754–57
The history of England under the House of Tudor 1759
—from the invasion of Julius Cæsar to the accession of Henry VII 1762
—to the Revolution in 1688 1763
The history of England to the Revolution in 1688 (1778)
The natural history of religion 1757 (in Four dissertations)
Philosophical essays concerning human understanding 1748
Political discourses 1752
A treatise of human nature (anon.) 1739–40
Madame Midas: realistic and sensational story of Australian mining life 1888
The mystery of a Hansom cab 1888
Narrative of occurrences in the expedition of the Earl of Argyle in 1685 16.. (at end of G. Rose's Observ. C. J. Fox 1809)
De justificatione Baxteriana coronis 1707
A letter to G. Keith, concerning the salvability of the heathen 1700
Mediocria; or the middle way between Protestant and Papist 1695 (ed. 2)
A paper to William Penn, at the departure of that gentleman to his territory (anon.) 1700
The righteousness of God revealed in the Gospel 1697
Humourist, The 1720–25
See Gordon, T.
Humours and conversations of the town, expos'd in two dialogues 1693
See Humfrey, John
Immunology for students of medicine 1963
British moths and their transformations 1843–45
The coin collector's manual 1853 (1876)
Hundred merry tales (A C. mery talys) ?1525 (Hazlitt 1887)
Green pleasure and grey grief 1886
A lonely girl 1896
A maiden all forlorn and other stories 1885
Hunnies recreations: conteining foure godlie and compendious discourses. Whereunto is newly adjoyned The creation, or first weeke; the life and death of Joseph, etc. 1595
A hyue full of hunnye: contayning the firste booke of Moses called Genesis turned into English meetre 1578
Seuen sobs of a sorrowfull soule for sinne; his Handfull of honisuckles, etc. 1583
Poetical works 1832, 1844 (1860, 1923)
Autobiography, with reminiscences of friends and contemporaries 1850 (1860)
Foliage; or poems original and translated 1818
Imagination and fancy 1844 (1875)
The Indicator 1820–22
A jar of honey from Mount Hybla 1848
Juvenilia; or, a collection of poems 1801
Lord Byron and some of his contemporaries 1828
Men, women, and books 1847
The months, descriptive of the successive beauties of the year 1821
The seer; or, common-places refreshed 1840–41
Sir Ralph Esher 1832
The town; its memorable characters and events 1834 (1848)
See also Examiner
Hunt, John
Religious thought in England from the Reformation to the end of last century 1870–73
A descriptive guide to the Museum of Practical Geology 1857 (1859)
Photography 1851
Popular romances of the West of England 1865
A popular treatise on the art of photography, including daguerreotype 1841
Researches on light 1844
Hunt's merchants' magazine and commercial review
See Merchants' magazine and commercial review
Gently at a gallop 1971
Gently coloured 1969
Gently continental 1967
Gently French 1973
Culina famulatrix medicinæ; or receipts in modern cookery 1804 (1806)
ed. Georgical essays 1770–72 (1803)
Reuss's (E.) History of the canon of the Holy Scriptures in the Catholic Church tr. 1884
Hunter, Henry
Saint-Pierre's (J. H. B. de) Studies of nature tr. 1796 (1799)
Hunter, John
The natural history of the human teeth 1771–78
Observations on certain parts of the animal 
conomy 1786 (1792)
conomy 1786 (1792)A treatise on the blood, inflammation, and gunshot wounds a1793 (1794)
Hunter, John
An historical journal of the transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island 1793
Hunter, John
A manual of bee-keeping 1875
Hunter, Joseph
Hallamshire 1819
The Hallamshire glossary 1829
South Yorkshire 1828–31
‘Hunter, Matthew’
The Cambridgeshire disaster 1967
The annals of rural Bengal 1868
—Orissa; being the second and third volumes of the (above) 1872
The Indian empire 1882
The old missionary 1895
Hunting of the fox, The; or, the sectaries dissected in a parallel between them and foxes 1648
Hunting of the hare ?c 1475 (in Weber, Metrical Romances III. 1810)
Works a 1808 (1811)
An introduction to the study of the prophecies concerning the Christian Church 1772 (1788)
A letter to Mr. Mason on the marks of imitation 1748
Letters on chivalry and romance 1762
Moral and political dialogues 1759 (1760)
Sermons preached at Lincoln's Inn 1765–76 (1776–80)
Hurst and hanger: a history in two parts 1886
A collection of all the publicke orders, ordinances, and declarations of both Houses of Parliament (compiled by E. Husband) 1642–46 (1646)
The question concerning the depreciation of our currency stated and examined 1810
Hutching's illustrated California magazine 1856–61
An historical narrative and topographical description of Louisiana and West Florida 1784
A topographical description of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and North Carolina 1778
If winter comes 1921
Once aboard the lugger: the history of George and his Mary 1908
One increasing purpose 1925
This freedom 1922
ed. A collection of original papers relative to the history of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay (anon.) v.d. (1769)
Diary and letters a 1780 (1883–86)
The history of the Colony of Massachusets Bay from 1628 to 1691 1760 (ed. 2)
The history of the Province of Massachusetts Bay (1628–1750) 1764–67
—ed. 2, entitled The history of the Colony of Massachusets Bay 1765–68
The history of the County of Cumberland, and some places adjacent 1794
A view of Northumberland with an excursion to the Abbey of Mailross in Scotland 1778
Hutchinson's pictorial history of the war ed. W. V. Hutchinson 1939–45
Hutchinsonians, A word to the 1756
See Kennicott, B.
North to the rime-ringed sun: being the record of an Alaskan–Canadian journey made in 1933–34 1934
A course of mathematics 1798 (1806)
A mathematical and philosophical dictionary 1795–96
The principles of bridges 1772
The school-master's guide; or, a complete system of practical arithmetic 1766 (ed. 2)
A treatise on mensuration, both in theory and practice 1770
Follie's anatomie: or satyres and satyricall epigrams. With a compendious history of Ixion's wheele 1619 (Percy Soc. 1842)
Hutton, John
A tour to the caves, in the environs of Ingleborough and Settle in the West Riding of Yorkshire. Also a large glossary of old and original words made use of in common conversation in the North of England 1780 (1781; E.D.S. 1873)
Hutton, William
Life, including a particular account of the riots at Birmingham in 1791. Written by himself 1798 (1816)
Adonis and the alphabet 1956
After many a summer 1939
Along the road: notes and essays 1925
Antic hay 1923
Ape and essence 1948 (UK 1949)
Beyond the Mexique Bay 1934
Brave new world 1932
Brave new world revisited 1958 (UK 1959)
Brief candles 1930
Crome yellow 1921
Do what you will: essays 1929
Ends and means: an enquiry into the nature of ideals and into the methods employed for their realization 1937
Essays new and old 1926
Eyeless in Gaza 1936
The genius and the goddess 1955
Grey eminence: a study in religion and politics 1941
Island 1962
Jesting Pilate: the diary of a journey 1926
Leda 1920
Letters ed. Grover Smith 1969
Music at night, and other essays 1931
The olive tree, and other essays 1936
The perennial philosophy 1945 (UK 1946)
Point counter point 1928
Proper studies 1927
Themes and variations 1950
Those barren leaves 1925
Time must have a stop 1944 (UK 1945)
Vulgarity in literature 1930
Bird-watching and bird behaviour 1930
Essays in popular science 1926
Essays of a biologist 1923
Evolution in action 1953
Evolution: the modern synthesis 1942
Evolutionary ethics 1943
The individual in the animal kingdom 1912
On living in a revolution 1944
Problems of relative growth 1932
Religion without revelation 1927
—(rev. ed.) 1957
TVA: adventure in planning 1943
Unesco: its purpose and philosophy 1946
The uniqueness of man 1941
What dare I think? 1931
—— & Haddon, Alfred Cort
We Europeans 1935
See also Haldane, John Burdon Sanderson
Life and letters of Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker based on materials collected and arranged by Lady Hooker 2 vols. 1918
The crayfish 1880
Critiques and addresses 1873
Essays upon some controverted questions 1892
Evidence as to man's place in nature 1863
Hume 1879
Lay sermons, addresses, and reviews 1870
Lectures on the elements of comparative anatomy 1864
Lessons in elementary physiology 1866 (1872)
A manual of the anatomy of invertebrated animals 1877
A manual of the anatomy of vertebrated animals 1871
The oceanic hydrozoa 1859
Physiography: an introduction to the study of nature 1877
Science and culture, and other essays 1881
Life and letters. By his son Leonard Huxley (1900)
—— & Martin, Henry N.
A course of practical instruction in elementary biology 1875 (1877, 1883)
See also Laing, S.
Gentian violet 1953
Into the dream 1957
Soil and civilization 1952
Taking it easy 1958
Hyckescorner ?1510 (W. de Worde; in Manly, Pre-Shaksperean drama, I. 1897)
Check to your king: the life history of Charles, Baron de Thierry, King of Nukahiva, Sovereign Chief of New Zealand 1936
Nor the years condemn 1938
Passport to hell: the story of John Douglas Stark, Bomber, Fifth Regiment, New Zealand Expeditionary Forces 1936
Hye way to the Spytell hous ?1536
See Copland, R.
See Hill, T.
Comparative vertebrate anatomy 1922
—(ed. 2) 1942
The invertebrates 5 vols. 1940–59
Hymn to victory 1704
See De Foe, D.
Hymns a 1000 (Grein)
Hymns. The Latin hymns of the Anglo-Saxon Church, with an interlinear Anglo-Saxon gloss c 1000 (Surtees Soc. 1851)
Hymns to the Virgin and Christ c 1430 (E.E.T.S. 1867)
See Hind, J.
Adventures of Captain Kettle 1898
Further adventures of Captain Kettle 1899
McTodd 1903
Mr. Horrocks, purser 1902
Thompson's progress 1902