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Cervantes Saavedra;- 
LIFE AND EXPLOITS OF DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA
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Cervantes Saavedra;- 
LIFE AND EXPLOITS OF DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA. Translated from the original Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra by Charles Jarvis, Esq. Now Carefully Revised and Corrected. To which is prefixed A Life of the Author 
 Published in london by J. R. Tonson 1742;-Volume 2 ONLY. The First Jarvis Edition.  41 Full Page Illustrations as called for in Volume 2 ;- Original Brown leather Binding with gilt lettering and decorations along the spine.  AN IMPORTANT FIRST EDITION OF THIS HIGHLY REGARDED AND EARLY ENGLISH TRANSLATION. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WITH FINE FULL-PAGE ENGRAVINGS THROUGHOUT. An appealing book of Cervantes' magnificent and romantic tale. Jarvis' is one of the best-known and earliest translations into English. Its presentation, from the point of view of the quality of the art of the book is splendid. Very finely executed full page engravings, engraved head and tail pieces, and engraved capitals make for a creation of the highest order. There is a fine ‘Life of Cervantes’ preceding the text translated from the original Spanish and with an especially handsome engraving of Cervantes. In addition, significant content was gained from researching the old histories and chronicles with which the Spaniards of the 16th century were familiar. Thus, many of the period poetical nuances have here been included in English for the first time. ONLY Volume 2...but still Highly Collectable and in fine condition 

PRICHARD, H. Hesketh 
Hunting Camps in Wood and Wilderness 
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PRICHARD, H. Hesketh 
Hunting Camps in Wood and Wilderness 
 Published by William Heinemann;- London 1910;- Hunting Camps in Wood and Wilderness. With a Foreword by Frederick Courtney Selous. Illustrated by Lady Helen Graham,E. G. Caldwell, and from photographs.  With seventy-six plates, six of which are in colour, with tissue guards + frontispiece with tissue guard. Small Folio;- The author describes his travels in South America, Norway, Newfoundland and Labrador, hunting for moose, elk and caribou. Chapters: 1. The Pampas of Patagonia; 2.Hunting-days in the Cordillera of the Andes; 3. On the Labrador; 4. A FallHunting Trip in Newfoundland; 5. October and November Hunting Near MiddleRidge; 6. An Elk-hunting Season in Norway; 7. Moose Hunting and Moose Calling in Canada; 8. A September Trip up the Gander, Newfoundland; 9. Caribou-hunting in Timber and Brûlée; 10. Further Days after Mainland Caribou. original red cloth covers with a gilt moose illustration and gilt lettering to the front cover. Gilt lettering also to the spine. A fine collectable copy presented to F. E. Lacey by the Author. 

Ireland;- Return of Owners of Land 
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Ireland;- Return of Owners of Land of one acre and upwards, in the several Counties, Counties of Cities, and Counties of Towns in Ireland,  Showing the names of such Owners arranged Alphabetically in each County; Their addresses- as far as could be ascertained- the extent in Statute Acres, and the Valuation in each case;- together with the number of owners in each County of less than one Statute Acre in extent;- and the total Area and Valuation of such properties;- and the Grand Total of Area and Valuation for all Owners of property in each County, County of a City, or County of a Town. 

To which is added

A Summary For Each Province And For All Ireland;

Presented to Both Houses of Parliament By Command of Her Majesty ;

Published by Alexander Thom;- Dublin 1876;- A very good one volume in original half leather binding, Folio.  With a List of all 32 Counties of Ireland, Alphabetically Arranged;- The Provinces;- Leinster;- Munster;- Ulster;- Connaught;- Fine collectable condition;- $500

England and Wales. (Exclusive of the Metropolis. ) 
Return of Owners of Land, 1873:
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Great Britain. Local Government Board [ Lambert, John ]. 

England and Wales. (Exclusive of the Metropolis. ) Return of Owners of Land, 1873: ...Presented to Both Houses of Parliament By Command of Her Majesty ;

Volume 1;- All the 23 Counties of England  1875

Volume 2;- All the 19 Remaining Counties of England and Wales 1875

Volume 3;- Wales Anglesey;- 1871

London: Printed by George Edward Eyre and William Spottiswoode, Printers... . A very good two volume set in original half leather binding. Folio. 

"Explanatory statement, " by John Lambert, secretary, Local Government Board, prefixed to both volumes. ** "The Return of Owners of Land arose from the question put in the House of Lords on 19 February 1872 by the Earl of Derby to the Lord Privy Seal "whether it was the intention of Her Majesty's Government to take any steps for ascertaining the number of proprietors of land and houses in the United Kingdom, with the quantity of land owned by each proprietor". Thus, in 1872 Local Government Boards were ordered to compile a list of owners of land from ratings records. [One return was prepared for England and Wales, excluding the Metropolis, and separate ones prepared for Scotland in 1874, and Ireland in 1876.]. The Return shows the holding, in acres, roods and poles, and estimated yearly rental, of all holdings over 1 acre. It is organized by county and landowner and an address for each landowner also is given, but the address may not correspond to the location of the land and could be outside the county in question. The location of the land owned is not given. These returns are also sometimes referred to as the Modern Domesday. This Return is intended to show, with respect to England and Wales (exclusive of the Metropolis), The number and names of owners of land of one acre and upwards, whether built upon or not, in each County, with the estimated acreage and annual gross estimated rental of the property belonging to each owner. The number of owners of land, whether built upon or not, of less than one acre, with the estimated aggregate acreage and the aggregate gross estimated rental of the lands of such owners. The estimated extent of commons and waste lands in each County. The circumstances under which the Return was called for will be best explained by a reference to the following discussion which took place in the House of Lords on the 19th of February 1872."-See Explanatory Statement. Vol. I. Bedford, Berkshire, Buckingham, Cambridge, Chester, Cornwall, Cumberland, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Gloucester, Hereford, Hertford, Huntingdon, Kent, Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoln, Middlesex, Monmouth, Norfolk. Vol. II. Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford, Rutland, Salop, Somerset, Southampton, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Westmoreland, Wiltshire, Worcester, York, East Riding, York, North Riding, York, West Riding, Wales-Anglesey, Brecknock, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Denbigh, Flint, Glamorgan, Merioneth, Montgomery, Pembroke, Radnor. **** " Sir John Leslie, 2nd Baronet (7 August 1857 – 25 January 1944) was an Anglo-Irish baronet. Sir John Randolph Leslie, 3rd Baronet, generally known as Shane Leslie (24 September 1885 – 14 August 1971), was an Irish-born diplomat and writer. He was a first cousin of Sir Winston Churchill, the British war time Prime Minister. In 1908, Leslie became a Roman Catholic and supported Irish Home Rule. The Leslie’s were opposed to the Home Rule movement. The Leslie family were one of the largest land-owning families in the late 19th century. Their holdings comprised 70, 000 acres (280 km2) in counties Cavan, Donegal, Down, Fermanagh, Meath and Tyrone..."

Scotland;- 
Owners of Lands and Heritages 1872-73
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Scotland;- Owners of Lands and Heritages 1872-73

  1.   Of the names and addresses of every owner of one acre and upwards in extent (outside the municipal boundaries of boroughs containing more than 20,000 inhabitants), with estimated acreage, and the annual value of the lands and heritages of individual owners; and of the number of owners of less than one acre, with the estimated aggregate acreage and annual value of the lands and heritages of such owners in each county. 
  2. A similar return for municipal boroughs containing more than 20,000 inhabitants. 
Presented to Both Houses of Parliament By Command of Her Majesty ;

Published by Murray and Gibb;- Edinburgh 1874;- A very good one volume in original half leather binding, Folio. Fine collectable condition;- With a List of Counties of Scotland, Alphabetically Arranged;- And Prefatory Remarks;- 

Simple Sketches 
Todd, Rev. John; Brace, J. Jr., Editor
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Simple Sketches 

Todd, Rev. John; Brace, J. Jr., Editor

      Published in  Northampton, J.H. Butler. and Todd, Rev. John; Brace, J. Jr., Editor and Philadelphia: by W. Marshall & Co 1838. & Amy Lothrop 

Speculation; Or, The Glen Luna Family 

      Publisher: George Routledge & Sons Ltd 1853;- So two books in one. Original Binding, three quarter tan leather with red marbled paper;-

with a black title label to the top of spine;- A fine copy of a scarce work;

A History of British Birds
F.O. Morris
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Rev F O Morris: 
A History of British Birds;- 6 Volumes

       London: John C Nimmo, 1903.. Fifth edition, 6 volumes  (hardback). Original green cloth, gilt titling and design to the spines, of all 6 volumes;- 
  Revised and brought up to date, with an Appendix of recently added Species;- and with 400 hundred plates specially corrected for this edition  and all COLOURED BY HAND;- All the Plates are present and have tissue guards;- A highly collectable volumes in fine condition and much sought after as a set. 

Rural Recreations; 
or
the Gardener's Instructor
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Rural Recreations; or, the Gardener's Instructor, Exhibiting, all the Operations Necessary in the Kitchen, Flower & Fruit Garden, &c, for every month of the year, with a treatise on management of bees, &c. 
by a SOCIETY OF PRACTICAL GARDENERS;-

    Published in London;- by Vernor and Hood in the Poultry, 1802;- 1st. Edition.  Engraved frontispiece of garden,, including  one folding out plate and  index and The Green House,. All to the back pages;- The title continues: 'to which is subjoined, a Complete Catalogue of Useful and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and Plants with their Varieties and parts used, for Medicinal and Culinary Purposes;-  A thorough reference work for the gardener and farmer of the time, including an extensive listing of varieties of trees, fruit trees, flowers, vegetables, plant for the greenhouse, etc Not a bad copy for an early Gardner's book;-

Jus Canonicum; 1525
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Jus Canonicum;- Folio 1525Published in Lyon 1525;- Folio;- Printed in Red and Black;- many woodcuts within the lettering. Very Scarce/Rare very early Printing. 17th. century Brown leather binding with 18th. century brown leather spine added later ;- Missing title Page and A1, 2 pages, some small worm holes affection about the first 60 pages;- Two large woodcuts ‘Arbor Confanguinitatis’ and ‘Arborzaffinitatis’ extensive Index to the back pages. Marbled edging to the book, the pages are number in Roman Numerals and appear to be all there. Rare/Scarce in this condition;-Again some small worming also to the back pages, otherwise overall a good  rare/scarce copy of a highly collectable Law Book;- Canon LawAny church's or religion's laws, rules, and regulations; more commonly, the written policies that guide the administration and religious ceremonies of the Roman Catholic Church.Since the fourth century, the Roman Catholic Church has been developing regulations that have had some influence on secular (non-church-related) legal procedures. These regulations are called canons and are codified in the Code of Canon Law (in Latin, Codex juris canonici).Canon law has its origins in ancient church writings, decisions made by the general councils of local bishops, and rulings issued by the Pope. These ideas were organized in the mid–twelfth century by an Italian law teacher, Gratian. He sorted the collection into religious law, penal law, sacramental law, and other categories. Along with a set of decisions by the Pope called Decretals of Gregory IX, Gratian's work formed the main body of Canon Law for nearly eight hundred years. In 1917, Pope Benedict XV recodified (revised) the Canons. Pope John Paul II reissued the Code of Canon Law in 1983—authorizing increased participation of laity in the church, recognizing the needs of disabled people, and making other changes. A related text, the Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, was reissued by the Holy See (the seat of papal government) in 1990.In the Middle Ages, canon law was used in ecclesiastical courts (church) to decide many types of cases that in modern times are decided by civil courts, including criminal offenses. This was because most English Christians did not make a great distinction between secular and spiritual offenses. Crimes that were tried by the church included Adultery, blasphemy, slander, heresy (opposition to official religious views), money lending, and gambling. From the late fourteenth to the early sixteenth centuries church courts also heard many breach-of-faith cases concerning contracts, as well as inheritance and marriage-related cases.Criminal trial procedures in medieval church courts were the source of some features that found their way into common law. Although witnesses were considered the best source of proof of a crime under canon law, suspected offenders could also be tried because of public fame (suspicion in the community that they had committed a crime). An inquest made up of twelve men—a forerunner of royal courts' grand juries—said under oath whether public suspicion existed. If none did, then a judge had no authority to proceed. After establishing public fame, the court's next step was canonical purgation, in which the accused person swore an oath that she or he was innocent. Proof of innocence was accomplished by compurgation, in which several oath helpers would swear that they believed the oath was true. People who objected to the purgation of an accused person had the chance to prove their accusation of guilt.The use of Canon Law in Governmental decisions is not well documented. In the early fifteenth century, commissions of the English Parliament made use of canonical procedures and canon law experts to decide issues involving laws of war, diplomacy, and other questions. For example, Parliament's justification for deposing King Richard II seems to have been based on papal bulls (decrees)By the end of the twentieth century secular law had eclipsed Canon Law in most aspects of public life. Interbody disagreements within the church are now often handled administratively rather than by a tribunal, but within the confines of canon law. However, the tribunal is still the only place where Catholics can secure a marriage Annulment, and each diocese must maintain a tribunal for this purpose. Divorced Catholics who have been denied an annulment can appeal as far as the Sacred Roman Rota, whose international membership is selected by the Pope.

Rerum in Suprema Frisiorum Curia Judicataram Liber Primus, Complectens Materias ad Ordinem Judiciarum Pertinentes.1639 
Joannis a Sande
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Rerum in Suprema Frisiorum Curia Judicataram Liber Primus, complectens materias ad ordinem Judiciarum pertinentes. - Liber Secundus, qui est de Jure personarum. - Liber tertius the Obligationibus, Matuo, Emptione-Venditione, utroque Retractu, Locatione et Conductione, Emphyteasi, Mandato, SOCIETATE, Pignoribus et Hypothecis, Usuris, Tractibus, Compensationibus, etc. - Liber quartus complectens successiones, tame ex Testamento, quam intestate, aliaque inde dependentia - Liber quintus: the Donatione, Injuriis, Praescriptionibus, caussis criminatibus etc. Previously issued Leovard. 1615, 1635 and 1639;- by Joannis a Sande;- Franekerae, Excudebat Idzardus Alberti Typographus in Academia Franequerana, Anno 1639. Original Vellum binding, with a fading hand-written title to the every top of the spine. In Latin;- Wants Title page. Engraved Portrait of Sande’s to the front few pages. Index to the back pages, and the Publisher’s name and Imprint device and the year published also. No copies of this 1st. Edition to be found world wide. In fine collectable condition. Scarce/Rare. SANDE (Johan van den or à), son of the previous one. He had excellent teachers, so in the literature as regten, including at Wittenberg, the celebrated Peter Heigius. In the homeland weêrgekeerd, he became Doctor The rights, of the Utrecht and in 1597, when he was scarcely 20 years old, in hoogleeraar The rights to Franeker (Professor Pandectarum), in 1604 justice of the court of Friesland. He then established his residence in Leeuwarden and became elder of the Reformed Church. This, seemingly weighty respect, gave him in following years, a large share of the religious political disputes, which were mainly conducted around 1618 with such intense bitterness. In that year he was delegated to the Synod of Dordrecht with pastors John Bogernan, Florentius Johannis, Phil. Dan. Eilshemius and two members of the court. However, he did not stay for the whole time of that meeting: for by resolution of the States-General of the 20 Febr. He was appointed from among the judges about XX delegated Oldenbarneveld, de Groot, Hogerbeets and other state prisoners. It has been there for all justice to hold that in this highly weighty and laborious relationship with moderation and righteousness he wore. Reserves the After the completion of regtspleging he returned to Leeuwarden, where he still a number of years with his respectable listening ministry held, and died as President of the Court in 1638.He was like justice scholar and historian inside and outside the country famous.He gave in the light: Opera omnia Juridica Joannis et à Frederici Sande, Jurisconsultorum clarissimorum; quorum primus in Suprema Frisiorum Curia magna cum laude Praeses, alter non impari encomio in Civitate Arnhemiensi consul eluxit; Additionibus et cum Elucidationibus Joac. Burgers, Lamb. Goris, Arnoldi Schotani, aliorumque. Omnibus date in Foro versantibus, tum Fisci Patronis Utilia et apprimè necessaria. Nova hactenus Vigilantia omnibus soluta Mendis, et inprimis Legibus ac citatis Textibus in aliis editionibus maxim deviantibus, ad debitos locos numerosque Summo revocatis studio, later exculta et Denuo ornata September Indicibus copiosissimis. ANTV. 1674. 

Elementary Treatises on the Fundamental Principles of Practical Mathematics Samuel Lord Bishop of Rochester
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Elementary Treatises on the Fundamental Principles of Practical Mathematics for the Use of Students. by Samuel Lord Bishop of Rochester, ( Samuel Horsley);- Published by Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1801;- Re-bound in three quarter tan leather to spine and corners, with marbled paper to match. Black label with gilt letter to the top of the spine;- Ex-Library copy. Numerous fold-out diagrams within the book and smaller diagrams within the text;- Errata page within. Early Mathematical Book are highly collectable. In fine collectable condition and all fold-out plates present. HORSLEY, SAMUEL (1733–1806), bishop of St. Asaph, son of John Horsley, by his first wife, Anne, daughter of William Hamilton, D.D., principal of Edinburgh University, was born on 15 Sept. 1733 in St. Martin's Place, by St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, at which his father was lecturer. He was baptised on 8 Oct., and Zachary Pearce, vicar of St. Martin's, afterwards bishop of Rochester, was his godfather. The bishop's grandfather, Samuel Horsley, who was born on 17 March 1669 and died on 4 July 1735, was second son of William Horsley of Broxbourne, Hertfordshire (d. 10 Feb. 1709). John Horsley, the bishop's father (1699–1777), born on 13 Nov. 1699, was educated for the dissenting ministry at the university of Edinburgh, where, on 24 Feb. 1723, ‘Johannes Horseley’ and Isaac Maddox (sic), ‘Angli præcones evangelici, academiæ olim alumni,’ were ‘nunc demum’ admitted to the degree of M.A., the diploma being given on 9 March. Neither John Horsley nor Madox (afterwards bishop of Worcester) seems to have held any dissenting pastorate; both are included by Calamy among those who conformed about 1727. John Horsley, while still lecturer at St. Martin's, became (1745) rector of Thorley, Hertfordshire; he further received from Madox the rectory of Newington Butts, Surrey, a peculiar in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester. As his second wife, he married Mary, daughter of George Leslie; by whom he had three sons and four daughters. Mary, his second daughter (1747–1824), married William Palmer, of Nazeing Park, Essex, grandfather of Roundell Palmer, first earl of Selborne. He died on 27 Nov. 1777, aged 78; his widow died on 21 Oct. 1787 at Nazeing, Essex. Horsley was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society n 1767; and secretary in 1773, but, in consequence of a difference with the president Sir Joseph Banks  he withdrew in 1784. 

Il Tesoro della Dottrina Cristiana  1772
by Turlot, Niccolo
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Il Tesoro della Dottrina Cristiana  by Turlot, Niccolo;- Published by Giovanni Vitto;- In Venezia 1772;- Two Volumes in One;- Both with Title pages. Red and Black Text only to Title page of the first Volume;- Original Vellum Binding, Total Text in Latin, with original title label to the top of spine. An Indice and  Annotazioni all to the back pages;- The Treasury of Christian Doctrine the work of Bishop Nicholas Turlot;- translation of ;- Thesaurus Doctrinae Christianae. Volume 1. -284 pages;- Volume 2.- 252 pages. In fine collectable condition. Opera esimia latina di Monsignor Nicolò Turlot dottore di sacra teologia, prevosto, e vicario generale nella chiesa cattedrale di Namur, ec. tradotta in Francese, poscia in Italiano, utilissima non solamente a' parrochi, ed altrì ecclesiastici, ma anche a qualunque persona, che desidera di apprendere con chiarezza tutto ciò che è necessario per credere, e vivere christianamente .

Formularium Legale Practicum Fori Ecclesiastici 1736
By Francisci Monacelli;
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Formularium Legale Practicum Fori Ecclesiastici ;-By Francisci Monacelli;-Published by  Extypographia Balleoniana, In  Venetiis- 1736;-The scarce/rare Venetiis Latin Edition of this comprehensive Italian guide to law in the Roman Catholic ecclesiastical courts. In original vellum binding, with handwritten title to the top of the spine. A large fold-out plan of ‘Tabula, Five Schedula Sacramentorum Catholica Ecclefiae ab Authore Deferipta’ which is normally missing is intack in this rare/scarce edition;-Also a very section of the book has an extensive Appendix Ad Formularium Legale..and an Index all to the back pages..the book is complete with 531 pages. In fine collectable condition and Scarce/Rare in such fine condition. No other original copies to be found on the world-wide net. 

Origenous peri euches biblion. = Origenis de Oratione Liber;- recognitus et emendatus. 
Ab editore Guilielmo Reading;-
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Origenous peri euches biblion. = Origenis de Oratione Liber;- recognitus et emendatus. Ab editore Guilielmo Reading;-The first four words are transliterated from the Greek. Parallel Greek and Latin texts.Londini: typis J. Tonson & J. Watts, sumptibus editoris, 1728;- Published by J. Tonson,  Londini 1728; Text in Greek and Latin ;- With an Addenda to the back pages;- Title printed in Red and Black;- re-bound in three quarter tan leather with marbled paper to match..Gilt lettered label to the top of the spine. The book is very Rare/Scarce and in a highly collectable fine condition;-The 18th century was a wealth of knowledge, exploration and rapidly growing technology and expanding record-keeping made possible by advances in the printing press. In its determination to preserve the century of revolution, Gale initiated a revolution of its own: digitization of epic proportions to preserve these invaluable works in the largest archive of its kind. Now for the first time these high-quality digital copies of original 18th century manuscripts are available in print, making them highly accessible to libraries, undergraduate students, and independent scholars. Western literary study flows out of eighteenth-century works by Alexander Pope, Daniel Defoe, Henry Fielding, Frances Burney, Denis Diderot, Johann Gottfried Herder, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and others. Experience the birth of the modern novel, or compare the development of language using dictionaries and grammar discourses. The son of a refiner of iron, he was born on 17 September 1674 at Swin in the parish of Wombourne, Staffordshire. He matriculated at University College, Oxford, on 1 June 1693, graduated B.A. in 1696–7, and proceeded M.A. at St. Mary’s Hall in 1703. On 15 November 1708 he was appointed, on the recommendation of Henry Compton, Bishop of London,  library keeper at Sion College.  In 1716 came out his ‘History of our Lord, adorn'd with cuts,’ London, of which a ‘second edition, to which is prefixed the Life of the B. Virgin Mary,’ was published in 1717.Reading's major work was an edition in Greek and Latin of the early ecclesiastical historians: Eusebius Pamphilus, Socrates Scholaasticus, Hermias Sozomenus, Theodoretus, and Evagrius Scholasticus.   It was printed at the Cambridge University Press in 1720, in three folio volumes (reprinted at Turin, 1746–7). The text of Eusebius was republished at Venice, 1770, 3 vols. and again at Leipzig, 1827–8, under the care of Friedrich Adolph Heinichen. In 1724 Reading printed ‘Twenty-three Sermons of Mortification, Holiness, and of the Fear and Love of God’ (London, for the author), dedicated to the archbishop of Canterbury; the writer complained that he was ‘always destitute of any ecclesiastical dignity or revenue.’ On 15 October of the same year he received the additional office of clerk or secretary of Sion College, possibly just after the publication of the compilation ‘Bibliothecæ Cleri Londinensis in Collegio Sionensi Catalogus, duplici forma concinnatus,’ of which the first part gives the titles arranged under subjects, and the second is an alphabetical index. Reading appended a history of the college. He printed in 1728 ‘Fifty-two Sermons for every Sunday of the Year,’ London, 2 vols., again dedicated to the archbishop of Canterbury. Two more volumes appeared in 1730, a second edition was printed in 1736, and a third edition, ‘One Hundred and Sixteen Sermons preached out of the First Lessons at Morning and Evening Prayer for all Sundays in the Year,’ London, 1755, 4 vols. He published an edition of Origen  ‘de Oratione, Gr. et Lat.’ (London, sumptibus editoris), in 1728, and a sermon on the act against profane swearing in 1731.

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