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The last of the Saxons: light and fire from the writings of William
Cobbett. 1854.
William Wordsworth. 1856.
The peerage of poverty: learners and workers in fields, factories and
farms. 1st ser 1859, 2nd ser 1861, 5th edn enlarged 1870. This work
is a rewritten and extended version of The literature of labour.
The world of anecdote. 1870, Cheap edn 1876.
Lamps, pitchers and trumpets: lectures on the vocation of the
preacher. 1870.
Thomas Binney: his mind, life and opinions. 1874.
Isaac Watts: his life and writing. 1875.
The maid of Nurenberg and other voluntaries. 1878.
Vignettes of the great revival of the eighteenth century. 1880.
Robert Hall. 1881.
Scottish characteristics. 1883.
The throne of eloquence: great preachers, ancient and modern. 1885.
The vocation of the preacher. 1886.
Paxton Hood wrote many other educational works aimed at children and artisans,
most of which were published anonymously by William Tweedie or
Partridge and Oakey. He also edited the Eclectic and Congregational Rev
and the Argonaut.
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In DNB.
Maidment, B. Popular exemplary biography in the nineteenth
century: Edwin Paxton Hood and his books. Prose Stud 7 1984.
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Richard Henry Horne 1803–84
See col 618.
Richard Holt Hutton 1826–97
Collections and selections
Aspects of religious and scientific thought. Ed E. M. Roscoe 1899.
Selection from contributions to Spectator.
Brief literary criticisms selected from the Spectator. Ed E. M. Roscoe
1906.
Woodfield, M. (ed). A Victorian spectator: uncollected writings of R.
H. Hutton. 1989, 1991.
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The incarnation and principles of evidence. [1862.]
The relative value of studies and accomplishments in the education
of women. 1862.
Studies in parliament. 1866. Rptd from Pall Mall Gazette: Disraeli,
Cobden, Palmerston, Bright, Earl Grey etc.
The political character of the working class. 1867.
Essays theological and literary. 2 vols 1871. Vol 1 theological; vol 2
Goethe, Wordsworth, Shelley, Browning, George Eliot, Clough,
Hawthorne.
Sir Walter Scott. 1878 (EML).
Essays on some of the modern guides of English thought in matters
of faith. 1887.
Cardinal Newman. 1891.
Criticisms on contemporary thought and thinkers. 2 vols 1894.
Carlyle, Emerson, Poe, Longfellow, Dickens, Leslie Stephen, J. S.
Mill, Arnold, Clough, Renan, Huxley, Bagehot, Ruskin,
Wordsworth, Darwin etc.
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Watson, W. Excursions in criticism. [1893.]
Wedgwood, J. Hutton. Contemporary Rev Oct 1897.
Escott, T. H. S. Hutton: an estimate of his life and work. Bookman
(London) Oct 1897.
Hogben, J. Hutton of the Spectator. Edinburgh 1899.
Boas, F. S. Critics and criticism in the ’seventies. In The eighteenseventies,
1929 (Royal Soc of Lit).
LeRoy, G. C. Hutton. PMLA 56 1941.
Thomas, G. N. Hutton. TLS 24 Apr 1948.
Colby, R. A.‘How it strikes a contemporary’: the Spectator as critic.
Nineteenth-Cent Fiction 11 1957.
Mackerness, E. D. Hutton and the Victorian lay sermon. Dalhousie
Rev 37 1957; rptd in his Heeded voice, Cambridge 1959.
Tener, R. H. Clough, Hutton and University Hall. N & Q 205, Dec
1960.
Tener, R. H. Hutton’s Essays theological and literary: a bibliographical
note. N & Q 205, May 1960.
Tener, R. H. More articles by Hutton. BNYPL Jan 1962.
Tener, R. H. Sources of Hutton’s Modern Guides essay on Carlyle. N
& Q 208, Dec 1963.
Tener, R. H. Hutton and ‘agnostic’. N & Q 209, Nov 1964.
Woodfield, M. R. H. Hutton, critic and theologian: the writings of
R. H. Hutton on Newman, Arnold, Tennyson, Wordsworth and
George Eliot. 1986.
Joseph Knight 1829–1907
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Life of D. G. Rossetti. 1887.
Theatrical notes. 1893.
David Garrick. 1894.
A history of the stage during the Victorian era. 1901.
Knight contributed more than 500 lives (mainly of dramatists) to DNB. In
1886 he wrote an historical preface to J. Downes, Roscius anglicanus, and he
wrote prefaces to plays by Sheridan and Henry Arthur Jones. From 1883 until
his death he edited N & Q.
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Francis, J. C. Notes by the way; with memoirs of Knight. 1909.
Rendall, V. H. Some reminiscences of Knight. Nineteenth Cent Dec
1911.
Percival Leigh 1813–89
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Stories and poems. In The fiddle-faddle fashion book, 1840.
The comic Latin grammar. 1840 (anon); ed C. E. Smith, New York 1930.
The comic English grammar. 1840. Anon.
Portraits of children of the nobility: with memoirs and characteristic
sketches. 1841. Illustr J. Leech.
Jack the giant killer. [1843.] Anon; verse. Illustr J. Leech.
Ye manners and customs of ye Englyshe, drawn from ye quick by
Rychard Doyle; to which be added some extracts from Mr Pips
hys diary contrybuted by P[ercival] L[eigh]. [1849], 1876
(extended).
Paul Predergast: or the comic schoolmaster. 3 ptd [1859]. Anon.
Illustr J. Leech, A. Crowquill et al. Contains the two comic grammars
and The comic Cocker on arithmetic.
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Athenaeum 2 Nov 1889. Obituary.
Frith, W. P. John Leech. Vol 1, 1891.
George Henry Lewes 1817–78
See col 2550.
John Ferguson McLennan 1827–81
Abraham Hayward | John Ferguson McLennan
Primitive marriage: an inquiry into the origin of the form of capture
in marriage ceremonies. Edinburgh 1865, London 1876 (as
Studies in ancient history), 1886; 2nd ser ed E. A. McLennan 1896.
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