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vols 1848 (priv ptd), 1881 (with prefatory notice by G. S.
Venables).
Companion to the railway edition of Lord Campbell’s Life of Bacon,
by a railway reader. 1853. Rptd from Examiner.
The works of Francis Bacon. Ed Spedding, R. L. Ellis and D. D. Heath
7 vols 1857–9.
The letters and the life of Francis Bacon, set forth in chronological
order, with a commentary. 7 vols 1861–72.
Publishers and authors. 1867.
A conference of pleasure, composed about 1592 by Francis Bacon.
1870. Ed Spedding.
An account of the life and times of Francis Bacon. 2 vols Boston 1878.
An abridged version of the American edn of the Works of Bacon
in 15 vols. Consists mainly of Spedding’s original commentary
and constitutes a complete short biography of Bacon.
Reviews and discussions, literary, political and historical, not relating
to Bacon. 1879. Dickens, Tennyson, English hexameters,
Twelfth Night etc.
Studies in English history by James Gairdner and James Spedding.
Edinburgh 1881. Contains 2 historical essays by Spedding.
Charles Tennyson, afterwards Turner. In Turner’s Collected
sonnets, old and new, 1898.
For Spedding’s reviews, see Wellesley vol 5.
Sir James Fitzjames Stephen 1829–94
Bibliographies
Stephen, L. The life of Sir James Fitzjames Stephen. 1895. See pp.
483–6.
Radzinowicz, L. Sir James Fitzjames Stephen and his contributions
to criminal law. 1957. See pp. 49–66.
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The relation of novels to life. In Cambridge essays, 1855.
The characteristics of English criminal law. In Cambridge essays,
1857.
Essays by a barrister. 1862. Anon. 33 articles rptd from the Saturday
Rev.
Defence of the Rev Rowland Williams. 1862.
A general view of the criminal law of England. 1863, 1890 (2nd edn);
tr Rus 1865.
The definition of murder considered in relation to the report of the
capital punishment commissioners. 1866. Rptd from Fraser’s
Mag Feb 1866.
The Indian Evidence Act of 1872. 1872, Calcutta 1904 (as
Introduction to the Indian Evidence Act).
Liberty, equality, fraternity. 1873, New York 1873, London 1874 (2nd
edn).
reviews: Athenaeum 17 May 1873; Spectator 7, 14 June 1873.
A digest of the law of evidence. 1876, 1876, St Louis 1876, London
1877 (3rd edn); ed J. W. May, Boston 1877, 1886; St Louis 1879; ed W.
Reynolds, Chicago 1879, 1888, 1896, 1905, London 1881 (4th edn);
ed G. Chase, New York 1885, 1886, 1887, 1890, 1892, 1898, 1907,
1912; ed H. and H. L. Stephen 1899 (5th edn), 1904 (6th edn), 1914,
1922 (10th edn), 1925 (11th edn); ed G. E. Beers, Hartford CT 1901,
1902, 1903, 1904, 1907; ed G. S. Berry, Denver 1918; ed H. L.
Stephen and L. F. Sturge 1936 (12th edn), 1946 (12th edn rev), 1948
(12th edn rev with addns); tr Rus 1912.
A digest of the criminal law (crimes and punishments). 1877, St
Louis 1877, 1878, London 1879, 1883 (3rd edn), 1887 (4th edn); ed
H. and H. L. Stephen 1894 (5th edn), 1904 (6th edn), 1926 (7th
edn); ed L. F. Sturge 1947 (8th edn), 1950 (9th edn).
A digest of the law of criminal procedure in indictable offences.
1883. With H. Stephen.
A history of the criminal law of England. 3 vols 1883.
Letters on the Ilbert Bill: reprinted from The Times. 1883.
The story of Nuncomar and the impeachment of Sir Elijah Impey. 2
vols 1885.
The late Mr Carlyle’s papers. 1886 (priv ptd). Defends Froude’s
conduct as Carlyle’s literary executor.
Horae sabbaticae. 3 ser 1892. 55 articles rptd from Saturday Rev.
review: Athenaeum 6 Feb, 12 Nov 1892.
For Stephen’s contributions to Contemporary Rev, Cornhill Mag,
Edinburgh Rev, Macmillan’s Mag, Fortnightly Rev, Fraser’s Mag,
Nat Rev (founded 1883), Nineteenth Cent, Nat Rev (founded 1855),
see Wellesley vol 5; for his contributions to Law Mag and Rev, Law
Quarterly Rev and Saturday Rev, see Bibliographies, above.
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Harrison, F. The religion of inhumanity. Fortnightly Rev June 1873.
Morley, J. Mr Mill’s doctrine of liberty. Fortnightly Rev Aug 1873.
Stephen, L. The life of Sir James Fitzjames Stephen. 1895.
Pollock, F. Sir J. F. Stephen. Nat Rev Aug 1895.
[Roscoe, E. S.] Sir J. F. Stephen. Edinburgh Rev Oct 1895.
Smith, K. J. M. James Fitzjames Stephen: portrait of a Victorian
rationalist. Cambridge 1988. [gw]
Frederic George Stephens 1828–1907
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William Holman Hunt and his works. 1860. Anon.
Normandy, its Gothic architecture and history: a sketch. 1865.
Flemish relics: architectural, legendary and pictorial. 1866.
English children as painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds: an essay on
some of the characteristics of Reynolds as a painter. 1867.
Masterpieces of Mulready: memorials of William Mulready. 1867.
The early works of Sir Edwin Landseer: a brief sketch of the life of
the artist. 1869 (anon), 1874 (as Memoirs of Landseer), 1880
(extended as Sir Edwin Landseer).
Catalogue of prints and drawings in the British Museum: division 1,
political and personal satires prepared by F. G. Stephens, and containing
many descriptions by E. Hawkins. 4 vols 1870–83. Vols
5–11 by M. D. George, 1954.
A history of Gibraltar and its sieges. 1870. Anon.
English artists of the present day: essays by J. B. Atkinson, Sidney
Colvin, F. G. Stephens, T. Taylor and J. L. Tupper. 1872.
Flemish and French pictures, with notes concerning the painters
and their works. 1875.
Notes on Thomas Bewick, illustrating a loan collection of his drawings
and woodcuts. 1880.
Notes on a collection of drawings and woodcuts by Thomas Bewick
exhibited at the Fine Art Society’s rooms 1880; also a complete list
of all works illustrated by T. and J. Bewick. 2 pts 1881.
Notes on a collection of drawings, paintings and etchings by Samuel
Palmer; with an account of the Milton series of drawings by L. R.
Valpy. 1881.
Artists at home: photographed by J. P. Mayall and reproduced in facsimile.
Ed with biographical notices and descriptions by F. G.
Stephens 6 pts 1884.
Catalogue of the works of Sir Joshua Reynolds exhibited at the
Grosvenor Gallery 1883–4. 1884.
J. C. Hook. 1884, [1888].
Memorials of William Mulready. 1890.
A memoir of George Cruikshank by F. G. Stephens and an essay on
the genius of George Cruikshank by W. M. Thackeray. 1891.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti. 1894, 1908.
Lawrence Alma Tadema RA: a sketch of his life and work. 1895.
Sir Frederic Leighton: an illustrated chronicle by E. Rhys, with
prefatory essay by F. G. Stephens. 1895, 1898 (rev G. White as
Frederic Lord Leighton).
Stephens also wrote Notes to the Grosvenor Gallery catalogues of
works by Reynolds [1884] Gainsborough [1885], Millais [1886] and