J. H. L.

_Visions of Hell_ (Vol. iii., p. 70.).--In solving the Query propounded by

F. R. A. as to "whether Bunyan was the author of the _Visions_?" it is very

necessary that all the editions should be known of and collated. I have one

not yet referred to, styled _The Visions of John Bunyan, being his last

Remains, giving an Account of the Glories of Heaven, the Terrors of Hell,

and of the World to come_, London, printed and sold by J. Hollis, Shoemaker

Row, Blackfriars, pp. 103., with an address to the reader, subscribed "thy

soul's well-wisher, John Bunyan," without date. "Thomas Newby, of Epping,

Essex," is written in it; he might have been only the first owner of the

book, which was certainly published before the year 1828 or 20, but I

should say not much earlier.

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