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A. H. Clough: a sketch. Included in the anon memoir prefixed to
Poems and prose remains of A. H. Clough, 2 vols 1869.
Culture and religion. 1870.
The life and letters of J. D. Forbes. 1873. With P. G. Tait and A. A.
Reilly.
Recollections of a tour made in Scotland, 1803, by Dorothy
Wordsworth. 1874. Ed Shairp.
On poetic interpretation of nature. Edinburgh 1877.
Robert Burns. 1879 (EML).
Aspects of poetry: being lectures delivered at Oxford. Oxford 1881.
Virgil, Burns, Shelley, Ossian, Duncan MacIntyre, Wordsworth,
Scott, Carlyle, Newman, and Five essays on poetry.
Sketches in history and poetry: collected and edited by Professor
Veitch. Edinburgh 1887. Henry Vaughan, The Ettrick shepherd,
Early poetry of Scotland, Songs of Scotland before Burns, Queen
Margaret of Scotland etc.
Glen Desseray, and other poems. Ed F. T. Palgrave 1888.
Shairp also pbd The wants of Scottish universities and some of the
remedies, Edinburgh 1856, and an Address on missions, Edinburgh 1874.
For his reviews, see Wellesley vol 5.
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Rodger, M. Shairp: an address. Edinburgh 1885.
Knight, W. A. Shairp and his friends. 1888.
Sellar, W. Y. Portraits of friends. Boston 1889.
Emily Anne Eliza Shirreff 1814–97
Ms material by Shirreff is held in Cambridge Univ Lib, the George Baily Lib of
the Univ of Vermont, LSE, and the archives of the Girls’ Public Day School
Trust, the Maria Grey Training College, and the North London Collegiate
School.
Collection
Essays and lectures on the kindergarten . . . with an appendix by E. P.
Peabody. New York 1883.
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Intellectual education, and its influence on the character and happiness
of women. 1858 (micros Woodbridge CT 1975 and
Cambridge MA [19–?]; new edn 1862; abridged edn Chicago
[19–?]; tr Du 1864.
The chivalry of the South. 1864 (Ladies London Emancipation Soc
Tract no 6, micro Sanford NC 1980).
A few more words on the chivalry of the South. 1864 (Ladies London
Emancipation Soc Tract no 11, micro Sanford NC 1980).
The work of the National Union. 1872, 1873 (2nd edn).
Why should we learn? Short lectures addressed to schools. 1872.
The enjoyment of life: a lecture by E. A. E. Shirreff. 1875.
Kindergarten: principles of Froebel’s system and their bearing on
the education of women, also remarks on the higher education of
women. 1876, 1880 (2nd edn), rptd London and Syracuse 1889;
1882 (3rd edn), 1897 (6th edn).
The claim of Froebel’s system to be called the new education. 1877,
New York 1877 (micro Ann Arbor MI [1983]).
The kindergarten in relation to schools: paper read before the
Society of Arts, December 12th, 1877. Reading 1877.
A sketch of the life of Friedrich Fröbel: together with a notice of
Madame von Marenholtz-Bülow’s ‘Personal recollections of
Friedrich Fröbel’. 1877, Boston and New York 1877, micro Ann
Arbor MI 1993. Amer edn pbd with Bertha von Marenholtz-
Bülow’s Reminiscences of Friedrich Fröbel, and rptd many times
until 1905, with micros of reprints of 1889 (Chicago 1986) and
1897 (Woodbridge CT 1988). Also pbd 1887 (micro Ann Arbor MI
[198?]), with title A short sketch of the life of Friedrich Froebel:
new edn including Froebel’s letters from Dresden and Leipzig to
his wife, now first translated into English.
The kinder-garten in relation to family life. [1878], New York 1883.
On the connection between the kindergarten and the school: a
lecture on Mdme Portugall’s synoptical table. 1880. Froebel Soc’s
Kindergarten Tract no 1.
Wasted forces. 1880. Froebel Soc’s Kindergarten Tract no 5.
Home education in relation to the kindergarten: two lectures. 1884
(micro Ann Arbor MI 1968).
The kindergarten at home. 1884 (Hughes’s Teachers’ Lib). [1889]
(2nd edn) (rev and illus), [1895] (4th edn), [1903] (6th edn).
Kindergarten teachers and their qualification: the annual address
delivered before the Froebel Society. 1885. 1885.
Moral training: Froebel and Herbert Spencer. 1892, New York 1892.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Collaborative works (with her sister Maria Grey)
Letters from Spain and Barbary. 1835.
Thoughts on self-culture, addressed to women. 1850 (micro New
Haven CT 1975), Boston 1851 (micro Glen Rock NJ 1976), 1854 (2nd
edn).
Passion and principle: a novel. 1853; 1854 (new edn) (Routledge’s
Railway Lib).
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The Times 24 Mar 1897. Obituary.
Grey, Maria Georgina. Memorials of Emily Anne Eliza Shirreff. 1897
(priv ptd).
Lee, Elizabeth. In DNB.
Ellsworth, E. W. Liberators of the female mind: the Shirreff sisters,
educational reform, and the women’s movement. 1979. [jw]
James Smetham 1821–89
See col 670.
Goldwin Smith 1823–1910
See col 2450.
William Spalding 1809–59
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A letter on Shakespeare’s authorship of the two noble kinsmen: a
drama. 1833, 1876 (New Shakespeare Soc) (with life of Spalding by
J. H. Burton).
Italy and the Italian islands from the earliest ages to the present
time. 3 vols Edinburgh 1841, New York 1843.
The history of English literature with an outline of the origin and
growth of the English language. Edinburgh 1853, London 1870
(11th edn, continued to 1870), Edinburgh 1877 (continued to
1876); tr Ger 1854.
The British Empire. Glasgow 1856. With 19 other contributors
Spalding assisted in compiling an encyclopaedic vol on the
British Empire. He wrote a large number of memoirs for the biographical
section and helped to prepare the historical section.
An introduction to logical science. Edinburgh 1857. Rptd from
Encyclopaedia Britannica (8th edn).
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Gilfillan, G. In his Galleries of literary portraits vol 2, Edinburgh
1857.
Scotsman 19 Nov 1859. Obituary.
James Spedding 1808–81
William Bell Scott | James Spedding
Evenings with a reviewer, or a free and particular examination of
Mr Macaulay’s article on Lord Bacon, in a series of dialogues. 2
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