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Title: Halifax books and authors. A series of articles on the books written by natives and residents, ancient and modern, of the parish of Halifax (stretching from Todmorden to Brighouse)
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Turner, J. Horsfall (Joseph Horsfall), b. 1845
Subjects: English literature -- England Halifax Clergy -- England Halifax Halifax (England) -- Bio-bibliography
Publisher: Brighouse : Priv. print. at the "News" office
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Cromwell in Scotland, andaie given to amplify the references in HodgsonsMemoirs. The tracts are: The Fight at Leith(London, 1650); The Elnglish Army in Scotland(London, 16.50); The Army in Scotland (London,.16.50): Letters from Scotland (London, 16.50);Scotch Army at Dunbar (London. 16.50); LordGeneral Cromwells Lettei- from Dunbar (Lon-don 1650); Cromwell at Stirling (London,16.50); four other small pamphlets of the samedate, on the Campaign in Scotland. Leaving^otit the Life of Slingsby and the tracts on theCampaign in Scotland, the whole of the refer-ences to Captain Hodgson, with notes on hisfamily history and an index and illustrations,,are given in the following edition: — Autobiography of Captain John Hodgson, Of Coley Hall, near Halifax; With additional notes by J. Horsfall Turner. Biii>hoiise, A. B. Bayes, 1882; 82 pages. Is. 6d.. Introdtiction by the Editor, 16 pages. Re-print, verbatim, pages 17-65. Notes and pedi-greefi, pages 66-82. m HAUFAX BOOKS AND AUTHORS. o >
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HALIFAX BOOKS AND AUTHORS. 31 XIX.—HElSRY ramsden. A Gleaning ill Gods Harvect. Foure Choyce Handliils; IGate to Happiiiesse.Wouuded Saviour.Epicures Caution.Generation of Seekers.~Bj the late .Tiulicious Divine Henry Ranieden,eometime Preacher in Loudon,ludg. 3. 2. Is not the gleaning...London■Printed for .1. D. and R. M., and are to beeold by Thomas Slater, at the Swan inn, Duck-lane, 1639.I need not state that this is an exceeding-ly rare book. It is a small quarto, and 1 gotit cheaply at 6s. 6d. Each page has an ob-long ruling, and the outer margin of eachpage is also ruled for notes, but very littleused by the printer. The doibe of the titleis blank, and the next fourteen pages (unnum-bered) contain the Epistle to the Reader, sign-ed lohn Goodwine. The Bucceediug eight un-numbered pages give The Contents of theensuing Treatises. The Gate to Happiness,pages 1 to 99; The Wounded Saviour, 101-1-29;The Epicures Cavtion, 131-193; The Genera-tion of Seekers, 195-231. The celebrated

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