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Memoir of Thomas Drummond. Edinburgh 1867.
The patriarchal theory. Ed D. McLennan 1885.
Francis Sylvester Mahony 1804–66
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The reliques of Father Prout, late P. P. of Watergrasshill in the
county of Cork, collected and arranged by Oliver Yorke esq. 2 vols
1836, 1 vol 1859. Illustr ‘Alfred Croquis esq’ (Daniel Maclise). Rptd
from Fraser’s Mag 1834–6.
Facts and figures from Italy by Don Jeremy Savonarola, Benedictine
monk, addressed during the last two winters to Charles Dickens,
being an appendix to his Pictures [from Italy]. 1847.
The final reliques of Father Prout. Ed D. Jerrold 1876.
The works of Father Prout. Ed C. Kent 1881 (with memoir).
Mahony was the Paris correspondent of the Globe 1858–66.
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Athenaeum 26 May 1866. Obituary.
Hannay, J. Aytoun, Peacock and Prout. North Br Rev Sep 1866.
Bates, W. The Maclise portrait-gallery. 1883.
David Masson 1822–1907
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College-education and self-education: a lecture. [1854.]
Essays biographical and critical, chiefly on English poets.
Cambridge 1856. Shakespeare and Goethe, Milton’s youth, The
three devils, Dryden, Swift, Chatterton, Wordsworth, Scottish
influence in British literature, Theories of poetry, De Quincey.
British novelists and their styles: being a critical sketch of the
history of British prose fiction. Cambridge 1859, Boston 1859,
Folcroft PA 1969, Freeport NY 1975.
The life of John Milton, narrated in connexion with the political,
ecclesiastical and literary history of his time. 7 vols 1859–94,
Boston 1859–80, London 1881–96 (rev edn), New York 1946,
Gloucester MA 1965.
Recent British philosophy: a review, with criticisms; including
some comments on Mr Mill’s answer to Sir William Hamilton.
Cambridge 1865, New York 1866, London 1867 (2nd edn), 1877
(3rd edn adds ch). British Comtism, Bain and Herbert Spencer,
Ferrier and a British Hegelian, J. S. Mill on Sir William Hamilton,
Swedenborgianism and ‘Spiritualism’, etc.
The state of learning in Scotland: a lecture. Edinburgh 1866.
University teaching for women. Edinburgh 1868; in Introductory
lectures of the second series of lectures in Shandwick Place, 1868.
Oliver Goldsmith. Memoir prefixed to The miscellaneous works of
Oliver Goldsmith, Globe edn 1868, 1871, 1874, 1878, 1881, 1884,
1889; rptd in The Vicar of Wakefield 1883, 1889.
Drummond of Hawthornden: the story of his life and writings. 1873.
Chatterton: a story of the year 1770. 1874, 1899 (rev and enlarged),
New York 1899. Rptd from Essays biographical and critical, above.
The three devils: Luther’s, Milton’s and Goethe’s. 1874. 5 essays rptd
from Essays biographical and critical, above, with How literature
may illustrate history.
Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats and other essays. 1874, 1875. 4 essays
rptd from Essays biographical and critical, above, with Shelley
and Keats.
De Quincey. 1881, New York 1882, London 1885 (rev) (EML).
Carlyle, personally and in his writings: two Edinburgh lectures.
1885.
Carlyle: the address delivered by David Masson on unveiling a bust
of Thomas Carlyle. Glasgow 1891.
Edinburgh sketches and memories. 1892. Queen Mary, R. Rollock,
King James, Drummond of Hawthornden, Allan Ramsay, Lady
Wardlaw and Baroness Nairne, the Dundas despotism, Sir Walter
Scott, Carlyle, C. K. Sharpe, J. H. Burton, Dr John Brown, Literary
history of Edinburgh.
Milton. In In the footsteps of the poets, [1893], New York [1894].
James Melvin, rector of the grammar school of Aberdeen: a sketch.
Aberdeen 1895.
Memories of London in the ’forties: arranged and annotated by F.
Masson. Edinburgh 1908. Carlyle, Down Street Piccadilly,
Mazzini, A London club.
Memories of two cities: Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Ed F. Masson,
Edinburgh 1911. Papers rptd from Macmillan’s Mag: Dr
Chalmers, David Welsh, ‘Christopher North’, Hugh Miller, De
Quincey, W. Hamilton etc.
Shakespeare personally. Ed R. Masson 1914. Lectures delivered
1865–95 at Edinburgh Univ.
To Chambers’s Educational Course, Masson contributed: Ancient history
and History of Rome, 1848; Mediaeval history, 1855, and Modern
history from the Restoration to the present time, 1856; for the same
publishers he wrote an account of the British Museum, 1848. He also edited
the poetry of Milton, 1874, and the works of De Quincey, 1889–90. For
Masson’s contributions to Blackwood’s Mag, Contemporary Rev,
Edinburgh Rev, Macmillan’s Mag, North Br Rev, Quart Rev, Fraser’s
Mag, Nineteenth Cent, Nat Rev, Westminster Rev, Br Quart Rev and
Dublin Univ Mag, see Wellesley vol 5. Masson edited Macmillan’s Mag
1859–67 and the Reader 1863–4.
Letters
Macmillan, A. Letters. 1908.
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Barrie, J. M. An Edinburgh eleven. 1889.
Obits: Scotsman 8 Oct 1907, The Times 8 Oct 1907.
Masson, F. Masson. Cornhill Mag Nov 1910, June 1911. [gw]
John Frederick Denison Maurice 1805–72
Bibliographies
Gray, G. J. Bibliography of the writings of Maurice. In J. F. Maurice,
Life of Maurice vol 1, 1884.
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Eustace Conway, or the brother and sister: a novel. 1834. Anon.
The Kingdom of Christ: or hints on the principles, ordinances and
constitution of the Catholic Church. 3 vols 1837. See col 2655.
Moral and metaphysical philosophy. 1845, 2 vols 1872. A selection of
Encyclopaedia metropolitana, ed E. Smedley. Later expanded
into 4 separate works: Ancient philosophy, 1850; Philosophy of
the first six centuries, 1853; Mediaeval philosophy, 1857; Modern
philosophy, 1862.
The religions of the world, and their relation to Christianity. 1847
(Boyle Lectures).
Theological essays. Cambridge 1853, 1853 (with addns), London
1871; ed E. F. Carpenter 1958.
Sermons. 6 vols [1857–9], 1860.
The workman and the franchise: chapters from English history on
the representation and education of the people. 1866.
The conscience: lectures on casuistry. 1868, 1872.
Social morality: twenty-one lectures. 1869.
The friendship of books and other lectures. Ed T. Hughes 1874.
Maurice also pbd numerous sermons, tracts etc, as well as contributing prefaces
to works by others. He edited, at different periods, Athenaeum, Christian
Socialist and Educational Mag. For his reviews, see Wellesley vol 5.
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Maurice and his writings. London Quart Rev 3 1855.
Rigg, J. H. Modern Anglican theology: chapters on Coleridge,
Maurice [et al]. 1857.
Kingsley, C. Memorial of Maurice. Macmillan’s Mag May 1872.
Stephen, L. The theology of Maurice. Fortnightly Rev May 1874.