Glory Or Gravity: The Mechanical Or Second Part

Philosophical and Theological Works of the Late Truly Learned John Hutchinson: Volume 7

The Philosophical and Theological Works of ...

An Essay Toward a Natural History of the Bible: Especially of Some Parts which Relate to the Occasion of Revealing Moses's Principia

A defence of Mr. H.'s Plan: being an answer to the “Modest Apology,” etc. In a letter to a country clergyman. [By Julius Bate.] MS. notes and corrections

A Modest Apology for Those of the Superior Clergy who Have Not Yet Subscribed to the Proposals for Publishing the Works of Mr Hutchinson, Etc

New Experiments on Building Materials: In Reference to Their Conducting Power, Dryness, & Resistance to the Progress of Fire. As Read Before the Chemical Society of London

A Treatise of Power Essential and Mechanical: Wherein the Original, and that Part of Religion which Now is Natural, is Stated. By J. H. Vol. V.

The Covenant in the Cherubim: So the Hebrew Writings Perfect. Alterations by Rabbies Forged. ... By J.H. Vol.VI.

Moses's Principia. Part II. Of the Circulation of the Heavens. Of the Cause of the Motion and Course of the Earth, Moon, &c. Of the Religion, Philosophy, and Emblems of the Heathens ... With Notes. By J. H.

Moses's Principia: Part II : Of the Circulation of the Heavens. Of the Cause of the Motion and Course of the Earth, Moon ... : with Notes : Vol. II

The covenant in the cherubim: so the Hebrew writings perfect

An Attempt to Explain the Oeconomy of the Human Frame, Upon the Principles of the New Philosphy ... Vol.X

Glory or Gravity essential, and mechanical. Wherein the objects and Articles of the Christian Faith, are exhibited ... Hieroglyphically ... By J. H(utchinson).

The religion of Satan, or Antichrist, delineated. The use of reason recovered by the data in Christianity. [pt. I

Moses's principia. pt. II. 3d. ed

The Religion of Satan, Or Antichrist, Delineated: Supposed to Have Proceeded from Knowledge and Reasoning, But Proved to Have Proceeded from Want of Both

An Abstract from the Works of John Hutchinson, Esquire: Being a Summary of His Discoveries in Philosophy and Divinity

The use of reason recovered by the data in Christianity. pt. II

Proposals for Printing, by Subscription, The Philosophical and Theological Works of the Late Truly Learned Mr. Hutchinson, Together with All His Manuscripts, in Twelve Volumes, Octavo. By Julius Bate, ... and a Gentleman, Late of C.C.C. in Oxford