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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Prose
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[Cudlip, A. Thomas.] James Hannay. Temple Bar 38 1873.
Espinasse, F. Literary recollections and sketches. 1893.
Jeaffreson, J. C. A book of recollections. 1894.
Worth, G. J. James Hannay: his life and works. Lawrence KS 1964.
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Abraham Hayward 1801–84
The statutes founded on the common law reports, with observations
and notes. 1832.
Faust. 1833 (priv ptd), 1833, 1834 (adds summary of pt 2 and account
of Faust story). A prose trn of Goethe’s pt 1, with notes on former
versions.
Some account of a journey across the Alps in a letter to a friend.
[1834] (priv ptd); rptd in Selections from the correspondence of
Abraham Hayward, 1886.
Verses of other days. 1847 (priv ptd) (anon), 1878 (enlarged).
The art of dining. 1852 (anon); ed with addns C. Sayle 1899. Based on
2 articles in Quart Rev.
Lord Chesterfield: his life, character and opinions; and George
Selwyn: his life and times. 1854.
Juridical tracts. Pt 1 (all pbd) 1856.
Biographical and critical essays. 5 vols 1858–74. Sydney Smith, S.
Rogers, J. Smith, Lord Melbourne, Stendhal, Lord Eldon, British
field sports, Dumas, Maria Edgeworth, Canning, H. Holland
etc.
The life and writings of Mrs Piozzi (Mrs Thrale). Prefixed to the
Autobiography, letters and literary remains of Mrs Piozzi, ed
Hayward, 2 vols 1861, 1861 (rearranged and expanded).
Mr Kinglake and the Quarterlys, by an old reviewer. 1863.
More about Junius: the Franciscan theory unsound. 1868. Rptd with
addns from Fraser’s Mag.
The second armada: a chapter of future history. 1871. Anon. Rptd
with addns from The Times. An account of an imaginary invasion
of England by Germany.
John Stuart Mill. 1873 (priv ptd). Rptd from The Times. An account
of the life and work of Mill which became the subject of an acute
controversy.
Goethe. 1877.
Selected essays. 2 vols 1878 (from Biographical and critical essays).
Short rules for modern whist. [1878.]
Sketches of eminent statesmen and writers. 2 vols 1880. Rptd with
addns from Quart Rev: Thiers, Bismarck, Cavour, Metternich,
Montalembert, Melbourne, Wellesley, Sévigné, Byron, Tennyson,
du Deffand etc.
Hayward translated F. C. von Savigny, On the vocation of our age for legislation,
[1831] (priv ptd) and also pbd other legal and controversial works. He
also reviewed extensively for Edinburgh Rev and Quart Rev; see
Wellesley vol 5.
Letters
A selection from the correspondence of Hayward from 1834 to 1884,
with an account of his early life. Ed H. E. Carlisle 2 vols 1886.
Sir Arthur Helps 1813–75
Selections
Essays and aphorisms. Ed E. A. Helps 1892.
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Thoughts in the cloister and the crowd. 1835 (anon), 1901.
Aphorisms.
Essays written in the intervals of business. 1841 (anon); ed F. J. Rowe
and W. T. Webb 1889.
King Henry the Second: an historical drama. 1843. Anon.
Catherine Douglas: a tragedy. 1843. Anon.
The claims of labour: an essay on the duties of the employers to the
employed. 1844 (anon), [1907].
Friends in council. 4 ser 1847–59 (anon); ser 1 ed E. A. Helps [1907].
Dialogues on social and intellectual subjects.
The conquerors of the new world and their bondsmen: the events
which led to negro slavery. 2 vols 1848–52. Anon.
A letter from one of the special constables in London on the late
occasion of their being called out to keep the peace. 1848. Anon.
On the responsibilities of employers. 1849.
Companions of my solitude. 1851 (anon); ed E. A. Helps [1907].
Chiefly on social questions.
A letter on Uncle Tom’s cabin. Cambridge 1852.
The Spanish conquest in America and its relation to the history of
slavery. 4 vols 1855–61; ed M. Oppenheim 4 vols 1900–4 (with
maps and introd).
Oulita the serf: a tragedy. 1858. Anon.
Organization in daily life: an essay. 1862. Anon.
The life of Las Casas: the apostle of the Indians. 1868. Rptd from
Spanish conquest, above.
Realmah. 2 vols 1868. Serialised in Macmillan’s Mag Nov 1867–Nov
1868.
The life of Columbus. 1869; ed E. A. Helps [1910] (EL). Rptd from
Spanish conquest, above.
The life of Pizarro. 1869. Rptd from Spanish conquest, above.
Casimir Maremma. 2 vols 1870, 1873.
Brevia: short essays and aphorisms. 1871.
Conversations on war and general culture. 1871.
The life of Hernando Cortes. 2 vols 1871. Rptd from Spanish conquest,
above.
The life and labours of Mr [Thomas] Brassey 1805–70. 1872, 1888 (7th
edn). Helps also edited Brassey, On work and wages, 1872.
Thoughts upon government. 1872.
Some talk about animals and their masters. 1873. Dialogues.
Ivan de Biron: a Russian story. 3 vols 1874.
Social pressure. 1875.
Helps also edited the speeches of Prince Albert, 1892, and Queen Victoria,
Leaves from the journal of our life in Highlands, 1868, and her
Mountain, loch and glen, 1869.
Letters
Correspondence. Ed E. A. Helps 1917.
Edwin Paxton Hood 1820–85
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Fragments of thought and composition. 1846.
An encycopaedia of facts, anecdotes, and illustrations in support of
the principles of permanent and universal peace. 1847.
The ideals of civilization. 1847.
The age and its architects. 1851.
Genius and industry: the achievements of mind among the cottages.
1851.
The literature of labour: illustrations of the education of poetry in
poverty. 1851.
Self-education: twelve chapters for young thinkers. 1851.
The dark days of Queen Mary. 1851.
The bright days of Queen Bess. 1851.
Old England: scenes from life in the hall and hamlet, by the forest
and fireside. 1851.
The uses of biography: romantic, philosophic, and didactic. 1852.
John Milton: illustrations of the model man. 1852.
The mental and moral philosophy of laughter. 1852.
Dream land and ghost land. 1852.
Andrew Marvell: the wit, statesman and poet. 1853.
Swedenborg: a biography and an exposition. 1854.