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Robert Dale Owen 1801–77
Selections
Simon, B. (ed). The radical tradition in education in Britain: a compilation
of writings by William Godwin, Thomas Paine, Robert
Owen, Richard Carlile, Robert Dale Owen, William Thompson,
William Lovett and William Morris. 1971.
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An outline of the system of education at New Lanark. Glasgow
1824.
Moral physiology: or a brief and plain treatise on the population
question. 1831, 1833 (10th edn), [1870] (new edn).
Pocahontas: a historical drama. New York 1837.
Situations: lawyers, clergy, physicians, men and women. 1839.
Address on free inquiry: on fear as a motive of action. 1840.
Address on the hopes and destinies of the human species. [1840?]
An address on the influence of the clerical profession; to which is
added a trace and a warning: Truth and error; On the fear of God.
1840, [1845?].
Darby and Susan: a tale of Old England. [1840?]
A sermon on loyalty; a remonstrance to God; and a sermon on free
inquiry. [1840.]
Wealth and misery. [1840?]
A lecture on consistency. 1841.
Popular tracts. 1841.
Prossimo’s experience; On the study of theology; Safest to believe.
[1841.]
Annexation of Texas: speech delivered in the House of
Representatives on the right and duty of the United States now
to accept the offer made by Texas of annexation. [Washington
1844.]
Occupation of Oregon: speech delivered in the House of
Representatives. [Washington 1844.]
Labour: its history and its progress. Cincinnati 1848.
Hints in public architecture. New York 1849.
A brief practical treatise on the construction and management of
plank roads. New Albany 1850.
Footfalls on the boundary of another world. 1860.
The policy of emancipation: in three letters. Philadelphia 1862.
The future of the north-west: in connection with the scheme of
reconstruction without New England. Philadelphia 1863.
The wrong of slavery, the right of emancipation and the future of
the African race in the United States. Philadelphia 1864.
Beyond the breakers. New York 1870. A novel.
The debatable land between this world and the next. 1871.
Threading my way: twenty-seven years of autobiography. New York
1874.
Looking back across the war-gulf, originally printed in Old and New
Boston, May 1870. In The magazine of history, New York 1915.
Owen collaborated in a Discussion on the existence of God and the
authenticity of the bible, 1832 with Origen Bacheler, and in a correspondence
on Divorce, 1860 with H. Greeley: and edited the Crisis 1832 (with
Robert Owen) and the New Harmony Gazette, 1825.
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Leopold, R. W. Owen: a biography. 1940.
Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston
1784–1865
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The new Whig guide. 1819, 1824. By Palmerston and others; ed ‘E’.
Speech in the House of Commons on 1 June 1829, upon the motion
of Sir J. Macintosh respecting the relations of England with
Portugal. [1829.]
Speech in the House of Commons on 16 February 1842, on Lord John
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Russell’s motion against a sliding scale of duties on the importation
of foreign corn. 1842.
Speech to the electors of Tiverton 31 July 1847. 1847.
Speech in the House of Commons on 25 June 1850, on Mr
Roebuck’s motion on the foreign policy of the government.
1850; tr Fr 1850.
Opinions and policy of Viscount Palmerston; with a memoir by G.
H. Francis. 1852. Selections from speeches.
Many further speeches pbd.
Letters and diaries
Selections from [Palmerston’s] diaries and correspondence. In H. L.
E. Bulwer, Life, 5 vols 1871–6; tr Fr 1878–9.
Selection from private journals of tours in France in 1815 and 1818.
1871.
The Palmerston papers: Gladstone and Palmerston – being the correspondence
of Lord Palmerston with Mr Gladstone 1851–65. Ed
P. Guedalla 1928.
Regina v. Palmerston: the correspondence between Queen Victoria
and her Prime Minister 1837–65. Ed B. Connell 1962.
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[Francis, G. H.] The oratory of Lord Palmerston. Fraser’s Mag Mar
1846.
Bulwer, H. L. E. The life of Palmerston, with selections from his
diaries and correspondence. 5 vols 1871–6. With A. E. M. Ashley,
who wrote part of vol 3 and the whole of vols 4–5; the whole rev
and abridged by A. E. M. Ashley 2 vols 1879.
Trollope, A. Lord Palmerston. 1882.
Bell, H. C. F. Lord Palmerston. 2 vols 1936.
Pemberton, N. W. B. Lord Palmerston. 1954.
Peter George Patmore 1786–1855
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Letters on England by Victoire, Count de Soligny. 1823. By Patmore.
British galleries of art. 1824. Anon.
Mirror of the month. 1826. Anon; a novel.
Rejected articles. 1826, 1826 (both anon), 1844 (4th edn, as Imitations
of celebrated authors, or imaginary rejected articles). Parodies.
Sir Thomas Lawrence’s cabinet of gems; with biographical and
descriptive memorials by Patmore. 1837.
Finden’s gallary of beauty: or Court of Queen Victoria. Ed P. G.
Patmore [1841].
Chatsworth: or the romance of a week. Ed R. P. Ward 1844. Anon.
Marriage in May Fair: a comedy in five acts. 1854 (2nd edn).
My friends and acquaintances: being memorials, mind-portraits
and personal recollections of deceased celebrities of the nineteenth
century. 3 vols 1854.
review: New Quart Rev 3 1854.
Patmore edited NMM, 1841–53.
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Richardson, J. Patmore on Lamb and Hazlitt. TLS 19 June 1953.
Francis Place 1771–1854
§1
The mystery of the sinking fund explained. 1821.
Illustrations and proofs of the principle of population. 1822; ed N.
E. Himes 1930.
On the law of libel. 1823.
Observations on Mr Huskisson’s speech on the laws relating to combinations
of workmen. [1825.]
An essay on the state of the country in respect to the condition and
conduct of the husbandry labourers and to the consequences
likely to result therefrom. [1831.]
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