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1840 – Haldane, Robert (1764-1842). The Duty of Paying Tribute Enforced in Letters to the Rev. Dr. John Brown, Occasioned by his Resisting in Paying the Annuity Tax by Robert Haldain. 3d Thousand. London: Simpkin & Marshall, 1840. 8vo. v, 49pp. Sewn disbound pamphlet, a bit toned, small stain to inner margin of title, with gift inscription: “To the Rev. Dr. Hook of Leeds with the respectful compliments of his obedient servt. Chars. George Bristol.” Very Good. [Brown, John, 1784-1858] [Tax evasion — Scotland – Passive Resistance] [Inscribed to: Hook, Walter Farquhar 1789-1875]. OCLC: 49890544. COPAC locates 2 copies. $150

1861 - Hale, William Hale (1795-1870). The Design and Constitution of the Society for the Liberation of Religion from State Patronage & Control, Stated and Explained, in an Address to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of London, at their annual visitation, May, 23, 1861, by W. H. Hale. London: Rivingtons. 1861. [First Edition] Inscribed and dedicated to "The Rev. John Jebb" by the author. 8vo. 50pp. Pamphlet removed from bound volume. No wraps, several light marginal lines in pencil, Fine. $35

1787 - Hales, William (1747-1831). Observations on the Political Influence of the Doctrine of Pope's Supremacy. Addressed to the Reverend Doctor Butler...Dublin: Printed by William M'Kenzie. 1787. 8vo. xvi, 49, 47pp. Pt. 2 with half-title: “Appendix. Containing Proofs and Illustrations”. Library stamp to title and preface, else unmarked. Leaves bright, title and rear leaf lightly foxed. Very Good. $175

1788 - Hales, William (1747-1831). A Survey of the Modern State of the Church of Rome. With additional observations on the doctrine of the Pope’s supremacy. Addressed to the Reverend Doctor Butler...Dublin: Printed by William M'Kenzie. 1788. 8vo. 226pp. Pamphlet in modern blue wraps paper label to front. Top edge of leaves toned, else with light sporadic foxing. A good solid copy. $175

1892 – Halsey, Frederick W. Rectal Surgery. Reports of Cases with Remarks by Frederick W. Halsey, M. D. Montpelier, VT, Argus and Patriot Printing House. 1892. 8vo. 44pp. Illustrated. Unbound, sewn pamphlet.

A 44 page report on private cases and operations by Dr. Halsey (Rectal Surgeon) performed during a 4 year period. With operational charts including names (e.g.: Mr. C…), age, residence, disease, mode of operation, time under treatment, results, etc, …Near Fine. [Colon, Rectal Surgery]. $50

1819 - [Hamilton, Hans] Beneficed clergyman of the established church. The Doctrines of the Church of England Neither Calvinistic nor Arminian, but Scriptural; Endeavoured to be proved in a plain and simple manner / by a beneficed clergyman of the established church. Attributed to Hans Hamilton. London : Printed for J. Hatchard and Son. 1819. 8vo. 28pp. [First Edition]. Inscribed by author. Includes the Doctrines of the Church of England/Doctrines of the Fall of Man, according the Articles, Formularies, and Scripture. Sewn pamphlet removed from bound volume. No wraps, few minor spots of foxing, otherwise Fine. Rare. $85

1819 - Hawkins, Edward (1789-1882). A Dissertation Upon the Use and Importance of Unauthoritative Tradition, as an Introduction to the Christian doctrines; including the substance of a Sermon, Preached before the University of Oxford, May 31, 1818, Upon 2 Thess. ii. 15. By Edward Hawkins. Oxford: Printed by W. Baxter. 1819. [First Edition] 8vo. 88pp. Pamphlet removed from bound volume. No wraps, includes half-title. First and last leaf lightly toned, else clean and bright. Near Fine. $90

[c. 1855] - Hayter, A. U. (1799-1873). The Words of the Chants for Morning and Evening Service, Easter-Day, and Thanksgiving, of the Episcopal Church; Adapted to the "Selection of Cathedral Chants". Boston : Published by Oliver Ditson. n. d. [c. 1855]. 12mo. 11pp. Contemporary orange wraps. "Federal Street Church, May 1855-" in brown ink to top of title, pencil notation verso: "1860, Jan. 6. Gift of Hon. Charles Sumner [1811 - 1874], of Boston. Class of 30." Leaves clean and bright, 2 underlines in pencil. Pamphlet was folded at one time with a vertical crease. Wrappers with light soiling. Very Good. Rare. $65

1928 - Herbert Clark Hoover. New York: James T. White & Co. 1928. Square 12mo. Unpaginated [16 leaves] Frontis port. Original stapled brown printed wraps lightly rubbed. Internally Fine, clean and bright. A biography of Hoover released the year before his successful bid as the 31st President of the United States. "From the National Cyclopedia of American Biography". Fine. $35

1870 - Herbert, Charles. A Reply to the Pamphlet of the Rev. W. G. Clark...Entitled The Dangers of the Church of England. London and Cambridge: Macmillan & Co. 1870. [First Edition] 8vo. 29pp. Inscribed and dedicated by author: "The Rt. Revd Bishop Eastburn, with kindest regards. Nov 21/70". Pamphlet with three vertical creases, some to top edge, rear wrap soiled. A reply to Mr. Clark's "proposal for the removal of the indelibility of orders", [Clerical Disabilities act of 1870], and other statements in his recently published pamphlet. The two men were acquaintances: "I am not wholly unknown to you. I placed a dear son under your charge...and for myself I am a member of the same University [Trinity College, Cambridge]". Eastburn, Manton (1801-1872) Bishop of Massachusetts. [Clark, William George 1821 - 1878] Rare. Very Good. $75

1810 - Hobart, John Henry (1775-1830). A Sermon Preached at the Consecration of Trinity Church, Newark, New-Jersey, by the Right Rev. Bishop Moore, On Monday, May 21, A. D. 1810. By John Henry Hobart... New York: Printed by T. and J. Swords, 1810. 8vo. 41pp. Pamphlet removed from bound volume damp stain from title to page 25. . No wrappers. Otherwise a Good complete copy. $15

1840 - Hope-Scott, James Robert (1812-1873). Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues Bill. Substance of a Speech Delivered in the House of Lords on Behalf of the Deans and Chapter Petitioning Against The Bill, 24 July 1840. by James R. Hope. London: James, Luke G. Luke J. Hansard, 1840. 8vo. 76pp. Pamphlet disbound with no wraps otherwise Very Good. Gift inscription by author to Walter Farquhar Hook: “Revd. Dr. Hook from JRH”. [Church of England – Finance – Ecclesiastical Law] $45

1832 - Hopkins, John Henry (1792-1868). Defence of The Convention of The Protestant Episcopal church,: in The State of Massachusetts, Against Certain Editorial Statements of The paper, Called " The Banner of the Church." Boston: Stimson & Clapp. 1832. Royal 8vo. 44pp. Sewn pamphlet no wraps. Fore and bottom edge untrimmed. Some minor soiling and stains to front and rear leaf. A defence of the convention and seventeen members who were named in the libelous "Manifesto" printed in the June 30th issue of "The Banner of the Church". Very Good. $50

1854 - Hopkins, John Henry (1792-1868). A Tract for the Church in Jerusalem. The Right to Make Proselytes from the Eastern Churches, on True Catholic Principle Considered in a Letter of Friendly Remonstrance to the Editor of the Church Journal. By John Henry Hopkins. Burlington: Stacy and Jameson, Printers, 1854. [First Edition] 8vo. 38pp. Sewn pamphlet no wraps. Front and rear leaf lightly soiled with two spots of damp-staining which are visible through p. 5. Otherwise clean and bright. [Bishop of the Diocese of Vermont] Very Good. $50

1834 - Horne, Thomas Hartwell (1780-1862). Conformity of the Church of England in her Ministry, Doctrine, and Liturgy, to the Apostolic Precept and Pattern : a sermon, delivered on Sunday evening, Dec. XV. MDCCCXXXIII., in the Church of the united parishes of Saint Edmund the King and Martyr, and Saint Nicholas Acons, Lombard Street. To which is added, an address... / by Thomas Hartwell Horne. London : T. Cadell, 1834. [First Edition] Inscribed and dedicated by author to verso of front wrap. 8vo. pp.53, [3p. adv.] Original stiff blue wraps lightly rubbed, lacking spine (though wraps still firmly attached). Leaves generally clean and bright, with sporadic spots of foxing to edges. This pamphlet was delivered the year Horne obtained a benefice in London and a prebend in St. Paul's, and is a affirmation of his views on the Church. Includes appendix with numerous notes on the American Church and Anglo-American writers. [Bible. N.T. Ephesians II, 19-20 Sermons]. Very Good. Rare. $95

1819 - Hughes, Henry Allwright. The Christian's Duty to His God, His King, and His Country. Sermon preached at the parish church of Honiton, Devon, on Sunday the 12th of September, 1819, before the Colonel the Right Honorable Lord Rolle, Lieutenant Colonel Worth, Major the Right Honorable Lord Graves, and the officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates of the Royal First Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, assembled at Honiton on permanent duty / by Henry Allwright Hughes. Honiton : James Spurway, 1819. 8vo. 20pp. Sewn pamphlet, no wraps. Bottom corner of p. 9 with a small chip. Title and last leaf with some minor foxing, otherwise leaves clean and bright. [Bible. O.T. Proverbs XXIV, 21 Sermons]. Near Fine. $50

1878 - Hugunin, Henry M. Spirit-Possession: A Treatise Upon Modern Spiritualism. Comprising the Experiences and Theories of a “Retired” Spirit-Medium. Sycamore, Ill.: Baker & Arnold. 1878. [First Edition]. 12mo. iv, [5]-32 pp. Sewn pamphlet in modern black wraps paper label to front. Leaves clean, trimmed fairly close at foredge (no loss of text). Library number to top margin of title, small stain to foredge. Printers ink to p. 8 a little weak. Exceptionally Rare. A treatise of "spiritualism." Discusses the authors view on the history of supernatural phenomena, sorcery and witchcraft, along with Christian spirit-mediums. Includes his personal experiences, the "Rochester-Knockings," dark seances, possessions etc,.

From the Michigan State Business Directory (1856-1857): Hugunin, Henry M. druggist and jeweler, of Wheeler & Hugunin (Wheeler, John B. 1831? - 1859). Near Fine or close to it. $185