20. 1727. Sermons. Vol. 3. [See Nos. 9 and 12.] 21. 1728. Prayers composed for the Use and Imitation of Children. 22. 1728. An Essay towards the Encouragament of Charity Schools. 23. 1728. A Book of Catechisms. 24. 1729. A Caveat against Infidelity. 25. 1729. The Doctrine of the Passions explained and improved. 26. 1729. Discourses on the Love of God, and the Use and Abuse of the Passions in Religion. 27. 1730. A Short View of the whole Scripture History. 28. 1731. An Humble Attempt towards the Revival of Practical Religion among Christians. 29. 1731. The Strength and Weakness of Human Reason. 30. 1732. Philosophical Essays. 31. 1733. Several Sermons in the Bury Street Collection of Discourses by eminent Ministers. 32. 1734. Reliquiæ Juveniles. 33. 1735. The Redeemer and the Sanctifier. 34. 1737. Humility represented in the Character of St. Paul. 35. 1738. The Holiness of Times, Places, and People. 36. 1739. The World to Come. Ist Vol. [See No. 43.] 37. 1739. An Essay on Civil Power in Things Sacred. 38. 1739. Self-love and Virtue reconciled only by Religion. 39. 1740. The Ruin and Recovery of Mankind. 40. 1740. Questions proper for Students in Divinity. 41. 1741. The Improvement of the Mind. Part I. [See No. 50.] 42. 1742. The Harmony of all the Religions which God ever prescribed. 43. 1745. The World to Come. 2nd Vol. [See No. 36.] 44. 1745. Orthodoxy and Charity United. 45. 1746. Useful and Important Questions concerning Jesus the Son of God freely proposed. 46. 1746. The Glory of Christ as God-Man displayed in Three Discourses. 47. 1746. An Essay on the Freedom of the Will in God and in Creatures. 48. 1747. Evangelical Discourses on Several Subjects. 49. 1747. The Rational Foundation of a Christian Church. POSTHUMOUS WORKS. 50. 1751. The Improvement of the Mind. Part II. [See No. 41.] 51. 1753. Works, in six Vols. Edited by Dr. D. Jennings and Dr. P. Doddridge. 52. 1779. 53. 55. Posthumous Works. 2 Vols. 1800. The Works of the Rev. Isaac Watts, D.D., in Seven Volumes. Edited by Edward Parsons. Printed at Leeds. Vol. I contains a portrait of Watts "Engraved by Ridley from an Original Picture." 54. 1802. A Faithful Enquiry after the Ancient and Original Doctrine of the Trinity. Edited by Gabriel Watts. 1810. The Works of the Reverend and Learned Isaac Watts, D.D. . . . in Six Volumes, compiled by the Rev. George Burder. 4to. The frontispiece to Volume I is a portrait of Watts "drawn by Hilton." Below it appear an open Bible, a lyre, a globe, and the caduceus (winged and serpent wreathed wand) of Mercury. Published by J. Barfield, Wardour Street. APPENDIX II. LETTERS OF ISAAC WATTS. Gib., Gibbons' Life of Watts. Mil., Milner's Life of Watts. Dod., Doddridge's Correspondence. Date. Post., Watts's Post 1. 1691, Sept. 30 Enoch Watts (Latin Gib. 64, Mil. 116 |