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Order Nr. 55470 THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RICHARD HURD. Donald D. Eddy
(Hurd, Richard).

THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RICHARD HURD.

New Castle, Delaware: Oak Knoll Press, 1999. small 4to. cloth. 354 pages. First edition. This bibliography from one of America's leading scholars offers a welcome research on one of the 18th century's "prolific men of letters." Richard Hurd, a Bishop in the Anglican Church, was a consummate writer and editor of books. A close friend of King George III and his wife, he was held in high esteem by Dr. Samuel Johnson, William Warburton, and..... READ MORE

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CONTENTS

Dedication.................................................................ix
Illustrations...............................................................x
Epigraph...................................................................xi
Preface..................................................................xiii
Introduction..............................................................xix
Abbreviations..........................................................xxxvii
Chronology................................................................xli

I. Works written, edited, or contributed to by Richard Hurd

Bibliography number                                                  Page number
1. Remarks on a late Book, 1746.............................................1
2. Gratulatio Cambridge, 1748...............................................2
3-5. The Opinion of an eminent Lawyer...1751...............................15
6-15. Hurd's editions of Horace, with related essays.......................19
     7. A Discourse on Poetical Imitation..................................25
     8. On the Provinces of the several Species of Dramatic Poetry.........28
     9-10. A Letter to Mr. Mason, on the Marks of Imitation................37
     11-12. A Dissertation on the Idea of Universal Poetry.................44
16. The Mischiefs of Enthusiasm...1752.....................................66
17. A Sermon preach'd at Trinity Church...1753.............................68
18. On the Delicacy of Friendship...1755...................................69
19-20. Remarks on Hume's Essay...1757......................................72
21-38. Moral and Political Dialogues...1759................................76
     21-23. Moral and Political Dialogues..................................77
     24-26. Letters on Chivalry and Romance................................81
     27-29. Dialogues on the Uses of foreign Travel........................86
     30. Preface on the Manner of Writing Dialogue.........................89
39. A Letter to Thomas Leland...1764......................................105
40-49. An Introduction to the Study of the Prophecies...1772..............107
50-53. Select Works of Abraham Cowley...1772..............................122
54. Discord: A Satire...1773..............................................134
55-57. Jeremy Taylor, A Moral Demonstration...1775........................135
58. A Charge...to the Clergy...1776.......................................141
59-64. Sermons preached at Lincoln's Inn...1776...........................142
65-66. A Sermon...House of Lords...1777...................................154
67. A Sermon...1781.......................................................156
68. A Sermon...1786.......................................................157
69-71. The Works of William Warburton...1788..............................159
72. Tracts, by Warburton...1789...........................................180
73. Milton's Poems upon several Occasions...1791..........................184
74. A Discourse...[Life of Warburton]...1794..............................187
75-78. Letters from a late eminent Prelate...1808.........................195
79. The Works of Joseph Addison...1811....................................206
80. The Works of Richard Hurd...1811......................................214

II. Hurdiana; Introduction................................................222

1. Wi11iam Weston, An Enquiry...1746......................................225
2. William Weston, Observations...1747....................................226
3. William Weston, Dissertations...1748...................................228
4-5. Thomas Chapman,An Inquiry...1751.....................................230
6. Thomas Chapman, A Further Inquiry...1752...............................232
7. John Jortin, Six Dissertations...1755..................................233
8. Francis Blackburne, Remarks...1757.....................................235
9. David Hume, Four Dissertations...1757..................................238
10-12. William Warburton, The Doctrine of Grace...1763....................239
13. Thomas Leland, A Dissertation...1764..................................247
14. Thomas Leland, An Answer...1765.......................................248
15. Thomas Leland, A Dissertation, etc..1765..............................250
16. Edward Capell (1), Reflections on Originality...1766..................252
17. John Disney, Remarks on Hurd's Charge...1777..........................253
18-19. Edward Evanson, A Letter...1777, 1792..............................256
20. Bishop Taylor's Judgment on Articles and Forms of Confession...1778...258
21. Robert Lucas, A Letter to the Rev. Dr. Parr...1789....................259
22. Observations on Hurd's Two Dialogues...1790...........................261
23-24. Ralph Churton, A Letter...1796.....................................263
25. Joseph Lomas Towers, Illustrations of Prophecy...1796.................265
26. Joshua Toulmin, The Injustice of classing Unitarians...1797...........268

III. Appendix I.  Chronological List of Publications......................271

IV.  Appendix II. Index of Printers, Publishers, Booksellers, Bookbinders,
     Engravers, and others in the Book Trade..............................277

V.   Index................................................................287