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Evenings at home in words of one syllable. By Mary Godolphin. 1869.
The Pilgrim’s Progress in words of one syllable. By Mary Godolphin.
1869 (illus), New York [1884], 1939.
The Swiss Family Robinson in words of one syllable. By Mary
Godolphin. 1869, Boston and New York [1914].
The one-syllable Sunday book. By Mary Godolphin. [1870.]
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le Breton, P. H. (ed). Memoirs, miscellanies and letters of the late
Lucy Aikin. 1864.
review: London Quart Rev 24 1865.
Boase, F. In Modern English biography, 1892.
In DNB.
Archibald Alison 1792–1867
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Travels in France during the years 1814–15: comprising a residence
at Paris during the stay of the allied armies and at Aix at the
period of the landing of Bonaparte. 2 vols Edinburgh 1815,
Edinburgh 1816 (rev and enlarged edn). Anon; in collaboration
with W. P. Alison, J. Hope and A. F. Tytler.
Remarks on the administration of criminal justice in Scotland, and
the dangers proposed to be introduced into it, by a member of the
faculty of advocates. Edinburgh 1825.
Principles of the criminal law of Scotland. Edinburgh 1832.
Practice of the criminal law of Scotland. Edinburgh 1833.
History of Europe from the commencement of the French revolution
in 1789 to the restoration of the Bourbons in 1815. 10 vols
Edinburgh 1833–42, Paris 1841–2, New York 1842–3, Edinburgh
1844 (6th edn), 20 vols Edinburgh 1848 (7th edn), 14 vols
Edinburgh 1849–50 (8th edn), 12 vols Edinburgh 1853–6 (9th
edn), 14 vols Edinburgh 1860 (10th edn).
The principles of population and their connection with human
happiness. 2 vols Edinburgh 1840, 1860.
Free trade and protection. Edinburgh 1844. Rptd from a chapter in
The principles of population and 2 articles in Blackwood’s.
England in 1815 and 1845, or a sufficient and a contracted currency.
Edinburgh 1845, 1845 (rev edn), 1846, 1847.
Miscellaneous essays. Philadelphia 1845, other edns pbd
Philadelphia 1846–53, Boston 1854, 1856, 1857, 1859, New York
1860, other edns pbd New York 1863–81.
Free trade and a fettered currency. Edinburgh 1847.
Suggestions for a domestic currency founded upon philosophic and
unerring principles . . .. New York 1847.
The military life of John Duke of Marlborough. Edinburgh 1848,
New York 1848 etc, 2 vols Edinburgh 1852 (2nd edn, enlarged, as
The life of John Duke of Marlborough), Edinburgh 1853; tr Ger
1852, 1865 (new edn).
Essays, political, historical, and miscellaneous. 3 vols Edinburgh
1850.
Inaugural address delivered . . . on his installation as Lord Rector of
the University of Glasgow . . . 1851. Edinburgh [1851].
History of Europe from the fall of Napoleon in 1815 to the accession
of Louis Napoleon in 1852. 9 vols Edinburgh 1853–9, 4 vols New
York 1853–60 etc.
A lecture on the currency, delivered in the City Hall, Glasgow, on
Tuesday, March 15, 1859. Birmingham [1859], Glasgow [1859].
Rptd from Glasgow Morning Jnl.
The currency laws: their effect on the profits of trade and wages of
labour. Glasgow 1859.
Lives of Lord Castlereagh and Sir Charles Stewart, the second and
third Marquesses of Londonderry, with annals of contemporary
events in which they bore a part. 3 vols Edinburgh 1861.
For Alison’s contributions to Blackwood’s Mag, Edinburgh Rev, Foreign
Quarterly Rev, and the Dublin Univ Mag, see Wellesley vol 5, 1989.
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Alison, Lady [Jane] (ed). Some account of my life and writings: an
autobiography by the late Sir Archibald Alison . . . edited by his
daughter-in-law. 2 vols Edinburgh 1883. [gw]
John Anster 1793–1867
See col 224.
Sarah Austin, née Taylor 1793–1867
For locations of the mss of Austin’s extensive correspondence, see L. and J.
Hamburger’s Contemplating adultery: the secret life of a Victorian
woman, New York 1991, London 1992.
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Life of Carsten Niebuhr. 1833 (anon). (Biographies of Eminent Men
ser; also issued as part of Library of Useful Knowledge: Lives of
Eminent Persons).
On national education. First pbd in Foreign Quart Rev 12, Oct 1833.
Germany from 1760 to 1814: or sketches of German life, from the
decay of the empire to the expulsion of the French. 1854, micros
New Haven CT [1978] and Cambridge MA [198?]. Partly rptd from
articles in Edinburgh Rev 77 (Feb 1843), 78 (Oct 1843), and 86 (Oct
1846), and Br and Foreign Rev 26 (June 1842).
Two letters on girls’ schools, and on the training of working
women: with additions. 1857, micro Glen Rock NJ 1975.
Contributions to periodicals
For Austin’s contributions to the Foreign Quart Rev, Br and Foreign Rev,
Edinburgh Rev and Fraser’s Mag, see Wellesley vol 5.
Reports to the Athenaeum from the Continent, on various aspects of
life and culture there, 1842–5.
The grave of Locke. Athenaeum 5 Oct 1850.
Industrial girls’ schools. Athenaeum 22 Nov 1856 and 24 Jan 1857.
Collaborative work (with Edgar Taylor)
Lays of the Minnesingers or German troubadours of the twelfth and
thirteenth centuries. 1825. Anon.
Translations
Foscolo, Ugo. History of the democratical constitution of Venice.
Edinburgh Rev 46, June 1827.
[Pückler-Muskau, H. L. H., Fürst von]. Tour in England, Ireland and
France, in the years 1828 and 1829. Tr from Ger 2 vols 1831, 1 vol
Philadelphia 1833.
[Pückler-Muskau, H. L. H., Fürst von]. Tour in Germany, Holland
and England, in the years 1826, 1827, and 1828. Tr from Ger 2 vols
1832. This and the preceding title were pbd in 2 vols in London in
1832 and in 1 vol in Philadelphia 1833 as Tour in England, Ireland
and France in the years 1826, 1827, 1828, and 1829; new 8-vol edn
Philadelphia 1835, new edn Zurich 1940 (rev). The sections of the
Tour relating to England were partly rptd in A Regency visitor:
the English tour of Prince Pückler-Muskau described in his
letters, ed and introd by E. M. Butler 1957. Sarah Austin’s trns of
the Tour involved significant censorship and rewording of the
original.
Sismondi, Leonard Simond de. A history of the Italian Republics. Tr
from Fr 1832 (anon).
On the recent attempts to revolutionise Germany. Tr from Ger, from
the 1832 issue of Bibliothek der Neuesten Weltkunde, in NMM
37, Jan 1833.
Characteristics of Goethe from the German of Falk, von Muller &c. 3
vols 1833, Philadelphia 1841, micro Washington [19–?] (Lib of
Congress).
review: Edinburgh Rev 57, July 1833 by Herman Merivale.
Sismondi, Leonard Simond de. A history of the fall of the Roman
Empire. Tr from Fr 2 vols 1834. Anon.