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Davies, J. L. Secularism and Mr Maurice’s theology. Contemporary
Rev June 1874.
A modern prophet. Atlantic Monthly Aug 1884.
Maurice, J. F. The life of Maurice, chiefly told in his own letters. 2
vols 1884.
Hutton, R. H. Essays on some of the modern guides of English
thought in matters of faith. 1887.
von Dungern, H. Führer der christlichsozialen Bewegung Englands
von 1848–66: Maurice. Göttingen 1900.
Masterman, C. F. G. Maurice. 1907.
Sanders, C. R. Coleridge, Maurice and the distinction between the
reason and the understanding. PMLA 51 1936.
Jenkins, C. Maurice and the new reformation. 1938.
Sanders, C. R. Maurice as a commentator on Coleridge. PMLA 53
1938.
Sanders, C. R. Sir Leslie Stephen, Coleridge and two Coleridgeans.
PMLA 55 1940.
Sanders, C. R. Coleridge, Maurice and the church universal. Jnl of
Religion 21 1941.
Gloyn, C. K. The Church in the social order: a study of Anglican
social theory from Coleridge to Maurice. Forest Grove OR 1942.
Sanders, C. R. A major outlet: Maurice. In his Coleridge and the
Broad Church movement, Durham NC 1942.
Higham, F. Maurice. 1947.
Reckitt, M. B. Maurice to Temple: a century of the social movement
in the Church of England. 1947.
Dring, T. Maurice: the greatest prophet of the nineteenth century.
London Quart 173 1948.
Grylls, R. G. Queen’s College 1848–1948, founded by Maurice. 1948.
Vidler, A. R. Witness to the light: Maurice’s message for today. New
York 1948.
Vidler, A. R. The theology of Maurice. 1948.
Wood, H. G. Maurice. 1950.
Ramsey, A. M. Maurice and the conflicts of modern theology.
Cambridge 1951.
Ranson, G. H. The kingdom of God as the design of society. Church
History 30 1961.
Dring, T. The philosophy of Maurice. London Quart 187 1962.
Vidler, A. R. F. D. Maurice and company. 1967.
Henry Mayhew 1812–87
Selections
The street trader’s lot. 1851; ed S. Rubenstein 1947 (with introd by M.
D. George).
Mayhew’s London. Ed P. C. Quennell 1949, 1951.
London’s underworld. Ed P. C. Quennell 1950. Selections from
London labour and the London poor vol 4.
Mayhew’s characters. Ed P. C. Quennell 1951.
Selections from London labour and the London poor. Ed J. Bradley
1965.
The unknown Mayhew. Ed E. Yeo and E. P. Thompson 1971.
Selections from Mayhew letters to Morning Chron and Low
wages.
Voices of the poor. Ed Anne Humpherys 1972. Selections from
Mayhew letters to Morning Chron.
The Morning Chronicle survey of labour and the poor. Vol 1 The
metropolitan districts. Sussex 1980.
London labour and the London poor. Ed V. Neuberg 1986 (Pen).
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The wandering minstrel. 1834, Philadelphia 1836, London 1850,
Boston 1856, [1880] (with Intrigue), [1897] (with The tradesman’s
ball). A one-act farce.
But, however–. 1838, 1843, [1883]. A one-act farce. With Henry Baylis.
What to teach and how to teach it. Pt 1 1842. No more pbd.
Francis Sylvester Mahony | Henry Mayhew
The Prince of Wales’s library: no 1 – the primer. 1844.
The good genius that turned everything into gold. 1847, 1879, New
York 1890. Fairy tale. With Augustus Mayhew.
The greatest plague of life: or the adventures of a lady in search of a
servant. Illustr G. Cruikshank 1847, [1892]. With his brother
Augustus Mayhew.
Whom to marry and how to get married. [1848], 1854, 1872. With
Augustus Mayhew.
The image of his father. Illustr ‘Phiz’ 1848, 1850, 1859. With
Augustus Mayhew.
The magic of kindness. Illustr G. Cruikshank and K. Meadows 1849,
[1869], Manchester [1879]. With Augustus Mayhew.
Labour and the poor. Letters I–LXXXII. Morning Chron 1849–50.
reviews: Morning Chron on the state of the poor, Spectator 27
Oct 1849; [Ludlow, J. M.] Labour and the poor, Fraser’s Mag 41, Jan
1850; Labour and the poor, Eclectic 11, May 1850; Distressed populations,
Economist 16 Nov 1850.
Acting charades. 1850, [1852]. With Augustus Mayhew.
The comic almanack. 2 vols 1850–1, 1871. With Augustus Mayhew,
Thackeray et al.
The fear of the world. 1850, [1855]. With Augustus Mayhew. Also
titled Living for appearances.
1851: or the adventures of Mr and Mrs Sandboys. 1851.
The great exhibition. Nos 1–9. Edinburgh News and Literary Chron
1851.
Home is home, be it never so homely. In Meliora, ed Earl of
Shrewsbury, 1851.
London labour and the London poor. Nos 1–63. Vol 1 and pts of vols
2–3, 1851–2; vol 3, 1856; expanded as 4 vols 1861–2; 1864; rptd
1967, New York 1968. Some of the material first appeared in
Labour and the poor, above.
Low wages, their causes, consequences and remedies. Pts 1–4. 1851.
The story of the peasant-boy philosopher. 1854, 1855, New York
1856, London 1857.
The wonders of science: or young Humphry Davy. 1855, 1856, New
York 1856.
The great world of London. Pts 1–9 1856. Pp. 498–634 by John Binny.
Whole pbd as The criminal prisons of London and scenes of
prison life, 1862.
review: New serial, The great world of London, Spectator 8 Mar
1856.
On capital punishments. Three papers on capital punishment. 1856.
The Rhine and its picturesque scenery. Illustr B. Foster 1856; 1860 (as
The lower Rhine).
The upper Rhine. Illustr B. Foster 1858.
Young Benjamin Franklin: or the right road through life. 1861, New
York 1862, London [1870].
The boyhood of Martin Luther. 1863, [1879].
German life and manners as seen in Saxony at the present day. 2 vols
1864, 1 vol 1865.
The shops and companies of London and the trades and manufactories
of Great Britain. Pts 1–7 1865.
Report concerning the trade and hours of closing usual among the
unlicensed victualling establishments . . . at certain so-called
‘Working Men’s Clubs’. 1871.
London characters. Illustr W. S. Gilbert et al 1874, 1881. With others.
Mont Blanc. 1874. For private circulation. A comedy, with Athol
Mayhew.
Mayhew edited Figaro in London, 1835–9 (with Gilbert à Beckett). He was
one of the originators in 1841 and for a short time joint editor of Punch.He
also edited the Morning News, 1859, and Only Once a Year, 1871.
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Obits: The Times 27 July 1887; Punch 6 Aug 1887.
Humpherys, Anne. Travels into the poor man’s country. Athens GA
1977. [ah]
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