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Collected essays. 4 pts 1907–8.
My alpine jubilee 1851–1907. 1908.
National and social problems. 1908.
Realities and ideals social, political, literary and artistic. 1908.
Autobiographic memoirs: I. 1831–1870. II. 1870–1910. 2 vols 1911.
Among my books: centenaries, reviews, memoirs. 1912.
The positive evolution of religion: its moral and social reaction.
1913.
The German peril: forecasts 1864–1914, realities 1915, hopes 191–.
1915.
On society. 1918. Lectures given to several positivist societies.
Obiter scripta 1918. 1919.
On jurisprudence and the conflict of laws; revised and annotated by
A. H. F. Lefroy. Oxford 1919. Rptd from Fortnightly Rev.
Novissima verba: last words 1920. 1921.
De senectute: more last words. 1923.
Editions, introductions and translations
Comte, A. System of positive polity. Tr J. H. Bridges, Harrison and
others 4 vols 1875–7.
Fleay, F. G. Three lectures on education. With a preface by Harrison.
1883.
Comte, A. The positivist library of Auguste Comte. Tr and ed
Harrison 1886.
The new calendar of great men: biographies of the 558 worthies in
the positivist calendar of Auguste Comte. Ed Harrison ‘1892’
[1891], 1920 (rev and enlarged).
Comte, A. The positive philosophy of Auguste Comte. Introd by
Harrison 3 vols 1896 (originally, in 1853, tr H. Martineau).
Carlyle, T. Past and present. Introd by Harrison 1897.
Shore, L. C. Poems: with a memoir by Arabella Shore and an appreciation
by Harrison. 1897.
Levy-Bruhl, L. The philosophy of Auguste Comte. Tr K. de
Beaumont-Klein, introd by Harrison 1903.
Carlyle, T. Essays. Introd by Harrison [1904].
Gissing, G. Veranilda: a romance. Introd by Harrison 1904.
Bacon, F. Essays. Introd by Harrison 1905.
Trollope, A. The Barsetshire novels. Introd by Harrison 8 vols 1906.
Bridges, J. H. Essays and addresses. Ed L. T. Hobhouse, introd by
Harrison 1907.
Comte, A. A general view of positivism. Tr J. H. Bridges, introd by
Harrison [1908].
Comte, A. Early essays on social philosophy. Tr by H. Dix Hutton
from vol 4 of Comte’s Système de politique positive, ed and
introd Harrison [1911].
Trollope, A. Phineas Finn and Phineas Redux. Introd by Harrison 2
vols 1911.
Russell, M. A. Golden grain: thoughts of many minds. Compiled by
A. Russell, introd by Harrison 1912.
Edwards, M. B. B. The lord of the harvest. Introd by Harrison 1913.
Novel (WC).
Harrison, A. The Kaiser’s war. Introd by Harrison [1914].
Letters
Letters to Eugen Oswald. BLR 2 1941.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Harrison contributed numerous reviews, notes and articles to periodicals,
notably Contemporary Rev, Fortnightly Rev, Forum, Literature,
Nineteenth Cent and Positivist Rev (see also Wellesley 5 1989 and vol 2 of
Autobiographic memoirs). Many of Harrison’s notes and articles were
rptd in collections such as Trans of the Royal Historical Soc, or separately;
his articles in Forum on the major nineteenth-century English prose-writers
and novelists were first pbd separately by Edward Arnold in 1894 and 1895,
and together in 1895 as Studies in early Victorian literature. Harrison
also contributed to the Encyclopaedia Britannnica and to collective works
such as International policy: essays on the foreign relations of
England, 1866; A. Bowker’s Alfred the Great, 1899, and Great religions
of the world, 1901.
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Harris, M. Two Victorian portraits. North Amer Rev Sep 1920. On J.
Morley and Harrison.
Frederic Harrison, the writer as man of action: an unabashed
Victorian. The Times 15 Jan 1923.
Luce, M. Harrison. Nineteenth Cent Mar 1923.
Saintsbury, G. Harrison. Fortnightly Rev Mar 1923.
Harrison, A. Frederic Harrison: thoughts and memories. 1926.
Bicknell, J. W. Frederic Harrison. In Victorian prose: a guide to
research, ed D. J. DeLaura, New York 1973.
Marandon, S. Figures d’agnostiques victoriens. Cahiers d’Études
Victoriens et Edouardiens 15 Apr 1982. On J. Morley, P. G.
Hamerton and Harrison.
Sullivan, H. R. Frederic Harrison. Boston 1983.
Vogeler, M. S. Frederic Harrison: the vocations of a positivist.
Oxford 1984.
Coustillas, P. Frederic Harrison ou l’art d’être positiviste. Études
Anglaises 40 1987.
Sullivan, H. R. Frederic Harrison. DLB vol 57 1987. [fjmk]
Elizabeth Julia Hasell 1830–87
The rock: and other short lectures on passages of Holy Scripture.
1867.
Calderon. Edinburgh and London 1879, Philadelphia 1879. Foreign
classics for English readers, ed Margaret Oliphant.
Short family prayers. 1879.
Tasso. Edinburgh 1882, Philadelphia 1882.
Bible partings. 1883. [md]
William Ernest Henley 1849–1903
See col 741.
Augustus John Cuthbert Hare | Auberon Edward William Herbert
Auberon Edward William Herbert 1838–1906
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The Danes in camp: letters from Sönderborg. 1864.
A politician in trouble about his soul. 1884. Rptd with alterations
and additions from the Fortnightly Rev.
Anti-force papers, nos 1–3. [1885.] Rptd with alterations and additions
from the Newcastle Weekly Chron. Partly tr Ger 1892.
Windfall and waterdrift. 1894. Poems.
The voluntaryist creed: being the Herbert Spencer lecture delivered
at Oxford June 7 1906, and a plea for voluntaryism. 1908.
Taxation and anarchism: a discussion between the Hon Auberon
Herbert and J. H. Levy. [1912.]
Editions, contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Herbert edited a series of letters, The sacrifice of education to examination,
1889. He collaborated with J. H. Levy et al in A symposium on the
land question, 1890, with H. Wager in Bad air and bad health, 1894, and
with F. Harrison in Two open letters to Lord Salisbury on the iniquity
of a war against the Transvaal, [1899]. Herbert wrote articles for
Contemporary Rev, Daily News, Fortnightly Rev, Newcastle Weekly
Chron, New Rev and Nineteenth Cent (see also Wellesley 5 1989). Essays
and articles by Herbert were included in several works such as T. Mackay, A
plea for liberty: an argument against socialism and socialistic legislation,
1891, T. Thatcher, Common sense health reform, [1899], and E.
Mack, The right and wrong of compulsion by the state, Indianapolis
1978.
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Harris, S. H. Auberon Herbert: crusader for liberty. 1943. [fjmk]
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