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H.E. Hebbert collection
Photographs, slides, journals, notes, panoramas, maps and plans relating to Hebbert's time in Africa, with some biographical material.
Headlam-Morley Associated
Other material relating to Sir James and Agnes Headlam-Morley.
Hearldic Visitation of Yorkshire
Includes a narrative form of the visitation of 1584-5 with additions of some families up to 1626, pedigrees, charters and arms of towns, cities and religious houses.
Hector and Nora Chadwick: Photographs and papers
Hedli Anderson: Collection of MS music
The collection includes material for The cruel wars, for which poems were set to music by Humphrey Searle, William Alwyn, Elisabeth Lutyens, Matyas Seiber, Joseph Horovitz, and others.
Heinrich Bullinger: dedications and sermons
English translations of dedications, sermons and other short works.
Heirmologion
Heirmi by various composers arranged according to modes, with Cucuzelian system of notation. The names of composers occur such as Petros Verentes, Petros Lampadarios, Valasios, Gregorios. Rubrication throughout. Initials red and gold with bands of the same at the head of the main sections. (fo. 1) '571' [underlined]
Helen Wallis Collection on Sarawak
Collection of photographs, framed singly or in groups, were taken and collected during 1953-64 by Helen Wallis. Some were certainly taken by Hedda Morrison.
Hendrik Janson: 'A Declaration of the Revelation of John out of the Vision into the True Being of Jesus Christ'
English translation from the Dutch edition of 1639. p. ix: 'J. B. C:18G:2G'.
Hendrik Janson: 'An Eternall Testament'
Translation. p. iii: shorthand inscription. p. 1: title page, Scriptural texts, preface, and text. The work apparently remains unprinted. p. 117: appendices, including two prayers. Bookplate of Henry Hoare, goldsmith in London, 1704.
Hendrik Janson: The Mystery of the Eternity of Christ
Translation. p. ii: bookplate of Henry Hoare, goldsmith in London, 1704. p. iii: 'J.B.' (in 17th-cent. hand).
Hendrik Niclaes: 'A Description of the Iniquitie, Vanitie, Blindnes, Incredulity and Horriblenes of the perverse World', and, 'To the Congregation in the Love'
English translations. fo. i: 'Nancy Lush I went to my Grandmothers the 25 of December.' fo. iv: 'Nancy'. fo. ii: 'C:12G.J.B'. fo. 50v: 'J.B.C:12G', 'J.B., 12G'.
Hendrik Niclaes: 'A Singular Description with an effectuall Resolution of the Upright Faith, Knowledge and Confessing of Christ'
English translation.
Hendrik Niclaes: Devotional and theological works, and other related material
Hendrik Niclaes: 'Exhortatio', part II
English translations from Low German. fo. 1: preface. fo. 10: text. Apparently unprinted. fo. ii: 'C.54G J. B.' inside front cover: bookplate of Henry Hoare, goldsmith of London, 1704.
Hendrik Niclaes: Extracts
Hendrik Niclaes: 'The Seconde Exhortation of HN to his Children and to the Famely of the Love of Jesu Christ'
Inside front cover: '366' (in pencil).
Henry Austin Driver and family: Letters and Papers
Henry Barclay Swete: Some Rivals of Early Christianity
'Some rivals of early Christianity', vol. 1, pp.1-133, and vol. 2, pp.134-187, lectures read in Michaelmas Term, 1907. At the back of vol. 2 are part of a course of lectures 'From Alexander to Herod', pp.133-194 only, from Michaelmas Term, 1909. There is also a letter from Henry Knight, Bishop of Gibraltar to James Bethune-Baker, 1920, asking whether the lectures should be published.
Henry Bence and Family: Correspondence
Miscellaneous correspondence, including one folder devoted to letters on musical matters. There is also a small volume comprised of the order of burial for Henry Robert Bence-Jones (d. 1912), 16 pages.
Henry Bradshaw: Books presented by George Lewis
Notes and rough list of books presented by George Lewis, 1727, with two annotated copies of catalogue to the same, and specimen of the bookplate of Aurangzeb dated A. H. 1081 (1670-1).
Henry Bradshaw: Correspondence
Arranged chronologically; most of the letters date from 1855 and after.
Henry Bradshaw: Correspondence and Papers
Includes correspondence, papers concerning Bradshaw's manuscript and early printed books studies and papers concerning King's College and the University Library
Henry Bradshaw: Correspondence and related papers
Arranged chronologically. Some items refer to Cambridge University Library business after Bradshaw's death.
Henry Bradshaw: Dublin printers
'A Chronological List of the Printers, Booksellers, Engravers, and Printsellers of Dublin noticed by Mr J.T. Gilbert in the three volumes of his history of the City of Dublin 1859'