A REVEALED KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROPHECIES AND TIME S. CONTAINING, WITH OTHER GREAT AND REMARKABLE THINGS RESTORATION ΤΗΣ JEWS TO JERUSALEM, BY THE YEAR M.DCC.XCVIII, UNDER THEIR REVEALED Prince and Prophet. WROTE BY HIMSELF. BOOK THE FIRST. PHILADELPHIA: PAINTED BY FRANCIS & ROBERT BAILEY, AT YORICK'S HEAD, No. 116, HIGH-STREET, M DCC XCV, No. 99. 101. CUMBERLAND, RICHARD, THE JEW, 1795. The Jew: or, | Benevolent Hebrew. | A | Comedy | . As performed with universal applause, at the New Theatre, in Philadelphia, | Written by Richard Cumberland Esq. Author of the Banishment of Cicero, Summer's Tale; | WestIndian; Fashionable Lover; Choleric Man; | Carmelite; Natural Son; The Walloons; the Impostors; the Brothers; Battle of Hastings; Box Lobby Challenge, | &c. &c. &c. Philadelphia: Printed for Henry & Patrick Rice, and James Rice & Co. Baltimore. | 1795. | Collation: 12°, p. (1) Title, p. (2) Dramatis Personæ, pp. (3)-48 Text. Copy located: LMF. 102. CUMBERLAND, RICHARD, THE JEW, 1795. The Jew. | A | Comedy. | Performed in London, and by the Old American Company in New-York, with | Universal Applause. | By Richard Cumberland, Esq. Author of the WestIndian, Fashionable Lover, Natural Son | &c. &c. | NewYork: Printed and Sold by Samuel Campbell, No. 124, Pearl-Street. M,DCC,XCV. [1795] Collation: pp. 1-54-[55-6]. Copies located: NYPL; ASWIR. 103. GUÉNÉE, ANTOINE, LETTERS OF CERTAIN JEWS TO M. VOLTAIRE, 1795. Letters of Certain Jews | to Monsieur Voltaire. | Containing an Apology for Their Own People, | and | for the Old Testament; with Critical Reflections and a Short Commentary Extracted from a Greater. In Two Volumes. Translated by the Rev. Philip Lefanu, D. D. | Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, Bookseller, No. 52, SecondStreet, the corner of Chestnut-Street. | MDCCXCV. [1795]. Collation: [Two vols. bound in one], 8°. Trans. to the Reader, p. 5; Advertisement, pp. 6-9; Epistle Dedicatory, or Letter from the Editors to M. de Voltaire, pp. 10-12; Text, pp. 13-519. Copies located: JTSA; DC; AAS. The name of the author appears on the title-page in a later THE JE W: OR, BENEVOLENT HEBREW COMEDY. AS PERFORMED WITH UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE, AT THE NEW THEATRE, IN PHILADELPHIA, WRITTEN BY RICHARD CUMBERLAND. Esq, Author of the Banfhment of Cicero, Summer's Tale W'efl-Indian; Fashionable Lover: Chaleria Man: Carpelite; Natural Son; the Walloons the Impaftors; the Brothers; Battle of Haflings: Box Lobby Challenge, &c. &i. HILADELPHIA: PRINTED FOR HENRY & PATRICK RICE, and JAMES RICE & Co. BALTIMORE. 1795. No. 101. 104. HALHED, NATHANIEL BRASSEY, A CALCULATION ON THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE MILLENIUM, 1795. A Calculation | on the Commencement of the Millenium, and a short reply to | Dr. Horne's Pamphlet | entituled | "Sound Argument, dictated by Common Sense." | Together with Cursory Observations on the "Age of Credulity." | By Nathaniel Brassey Halhed, M. P. | To which is added | an original letter from Mr. Brothers, | to Philip Stephens, Esq., with his answer. | A paper is subjoined, pointing out those parts of Mr. Brothers's Prophecies | that have been already fulfilled. | Eyes ye have and see not." | Philadelphia: Printed for Robert Campbell, No. 40, South | Second Street, 1795. Collation: 12°, p. (1) Title, p. (2) blank, pp. (3)-28 Text. 105. HALHED, NATHANIEL BRASSEY, TESTIMONY OF THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE PROPHECIES, 1795. Prophecies | Testimony of the Authenticity of the of Richard Brothers, and of his Mission to recall the Jews. By Nathaniel Brassey Halhed M. P. | And God said, "Let there be Light." | Philadelphia: | Printed for Robert Campbell, No. 40, South | Second Street. | 1795. Collation: 12°, p. (i) Title, p. (ii) blank, pp. (iii), iv Letter to the author from Richard Brothers, dated from London, 28 of January, 1795, pp. (5)-47 Text, p. (48) blank. Bound, as usual, with the Calculation on the Commencement of the millenium by the same author, and the Prophecies of Richard Brothers, but with separate pagination and signatures. For an edition with continuous signatures see No. 107. Copy located: AAS. For this edition of Brothers see No. 97 and for the Calculation of the Millenium see the preceding No. 106. HALHED, NATHANIEL BRASSEY, TESTIMONY OF THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE PROPHECIES OF RICHARD BROTHERS, 1795. Testimony of the of Richard Brothers, Authenticity of the Prophecies | and of his Mission to recall the Jews, by Nathaniel Brassy Halhed, M. P. | And God said, "Let there be Light," | Philadelphia: | Printed by Francis & Robert Bailey, at Yorick's Head, | No. 116, High Street. | M.DCC.XCV. Collation: 8°, p. (i) Title, p. (ii) blank, pp. (iii)-iv Letter from Richard Brothers to Nathaniel Brassey Halhed, pp. (5)32 Text. Copy located: AAS. See No. 98. 107. BROTHERS, RICHARD, A REVEALED KNOWLEDGE, 1796. A Revealed Knowledge of the | Prophecies and Times. Book the first. | Wrote under the Direction of the Lord God, and published by His Sacred Command: it being the First Sign or Warning, | for the Benefit of all Nations. Containing, with other | Great and Remarkable Things, | not revealed to any other Person on Earth, the | Restoration of the Hebrews, to Jerusalem, by the Year 1798; | under their revealed Prince and Prophet, | Richard Brothers. | Albany: Printed and Sold, | By Charles R. and George Webster, | At their Printing-office and Bookstore, | In the White House, corner of State and Pearl Streets. | Also, Sold by Spencers &Webb, and Steel & Rice, | Albany: Wm. W. Wands, Lansingburgh: A. Stoddard, | Hudson: J. Shurtleff, Schenectady: Jacob Dockstader, Johnstown: and E. Phinney, Cooperstown, 1796. Collation: 8°, 4 parts in 1, pp. (i) Title as above, p. (ii) blank, pp. (iii)-iv Preface, pp. (5)-79 Text, p. (80) blank, p. (81) Title to Book the Second, pp. (82)-86 Preface, pp. (87)-211 Text, pp. (212)-216 publisher's advertisement, p. (1) Title to Halhed's Testimony, p. (2) blank, pp. (3)-4 To Nathaniel Brassey Halhed, signed by Richard Brothers, pp. (5)-41 Text, p. (42) blank, p. (1) Title to Halhed's Calculation, p. (2) publisher's advertisement, pp. (3)-25 (wrongly and irregularly paged (4)-27) Text, 5 pp. advertisements. The Title to Book the second varies slightly from the first Title. The Third title, second pagination, reads as follows: |