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script); ed A. P. Stanley 1845 (in Miscellaneous works, above); ed M.
J. Jackson and J. Rogan 1962.
The Oxford malignants and Dr Hampden. Edinburgh Rev 63 1836.
History of Rome. 3 vols 1838–42, Philadelphia 1846, 2 vols New York
1851, Cambridge 1857; vol 3 chs 42–7 ed W. T. Arnold 1886 (as The
second Punic war).
review: [A. Alison] Blackwood’s Mag 44 1838.
Two sermons on the interpretation of prophecy. 1839.
The Christian life: its course, its hindrances and its helps. 1841; ed J.
A. Forster 1878 (as vol 4 of Sermons).
review: [W. G. Ward] Br Critic 30 1841.
Introductory lectures on modern history: with the inaugural
lecture. Oxford 1842, 1843, New York 1845, London 1849 (4th
edn).
reviews: [J. G. Phillimore] Blackwood’s Mag 53 1843; [W. B. Greg]
Westminster Rev 39 1843.
The Christian life: its hopes, its fears and its close. Ed M. Arnold
1842, 1845 (3rd edn); ed J. A. Forster 1878 (as vol 5 of Sermons).
Fragment of the Church. 1844.
Sermons chiefly on the interpretation of scripture. Ed M. Arnold
1845; ed J. A. Forster 1878 (as vol 6 of Sermons).
Sermons preached in the chapel of Rugby School: with an address
before confirmation. 1845, New York 1846; ed J. A. Forster London
1878 (as vol 2 of Sermons).
History of the later Roman commonwealth. 2 vols 1845, New York
1846, London 1857. Rptd from Encyclopaedia metropolitana, ed
E. Smedley 1845.
Journals
Arnold’s travelling journals, with extracts from the Life and letters.
Ed A. P. Stanley 1852.
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Stanley, A. P. A sermon preached in the chapel of Rugby School on
the death of the Rev Thomas Arnold. Rugby 1842.
Stanley, A. P. Life and correspondence of Arnold. Edinburgh Rev 81
1843.
Mozley, J. B. In his Essays historical and theological, 1878.
Martineau, J. In his Essays, reviews and addresses, 1890.
[Hutton, R. H.] Dr Arnold after fifty years. Spectator 18 June 1892.
Fitch, J. Thomas and Matthew Arnold and their influence on
English education. New York 1899.
Strachey, L. In his Eminent Victorians, 1918.
Biographies
Stanley, A. P. The life and correspondence of Thomas Arnold. 2 vols
1844.
Wymer, N. Dr Arnold of Rugby. 1953.
Bamford, T. W. Thomas Arnold. 1960.
McCrum, M. Thomas Arnold, headmaster. Oxford 1989.
Mary Berry 1763–1852
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The fashionable friends: a comedy in five acts. [By M. Berry]. 1802.
reviews: Br Critic 20 1802; Critical Rev 36 1802; New Annual
Register 23 1802; Poetical Register 2 1802; Monthly Mag suppl vol
14 1803.
Some account of the life of the Marquise du Deffand. In Letters of
the Marquise du Deffand to Horace Walpole vol 1, 1810.
review: [J. Playfair] Edinburgh Rev 17 1811.
A comparative view of the social life of England and France from the
Restoration of Charles the Second to the French Revolution. By
the editor of Madame du Deffand’s letters. Pt 1 1828, pt 2 1831, 2
vols 1834 (new edn titled England and France: a comparative view
of the social condition of both countries from the Restoration of
Charles the Second to the present time), 2 vols 1844.
Letters and journals
Extracts of the journals and correspondence of Miss Berry from the
year 1783 to 1852. Ed Lady Theresa Lewis 1865, 1866.
The Berry papers: being the correspondence hitherto unpublished
of Mary and Agnes Berry. Ed L. Melville 1914.
Editions
The works of Horatio Walpole. Ed R. Berry with the assistance of M.
Berry [in fact by M. Berry alone] 5 vols 1798.
Letters of the Marquise du Deffand to the Hon Horace Walpole. [Ed
M. Berry] 1810.
Some account of the life of Rachel Wriothesley, Lady Russell.
Followed by a series of letters from Lady Russell to her husband,
William Lord Russell. 1819.
Biographical notice
Lawrance, Hannah. Mary Berry, her friends and her times. Br Quart
Rev 43 1866.
George Brodie 1786?–1867
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A history of the British Empire from the accession of Charles I to the
Restoration. 4 vols Edinburgh 1822, 3 vols London 1866 (as A
constitutional history of the British Empire).
review: [F. Jeffrey] Edinburgh Rev 40 1824.
Strictures on the appellate jurisdiction of the House of Lords.
Edinburgh 1856.
Editions and commentaries
Stair, James Dalrymple, Viscount. The institutions of the laws of
Scotland. With commentary and a suppl by G. Brodie. 2 vols
Edinburgh 1826–31.
Faculty of Advocates. Report by the committee upon the privileges
of the College of Justice in regard to exemptions from local taxes.
Dissent [by G. Brodie]. Edinburgh 1834.
Henry Peter Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham
and Vaux 1778–1868
The Brougham papers are at Univ College, London.
Bibliographies
Thomas, R. Bibliography of Brougham’s works. In Works of
Brougham, below, vol 11, Edinburgh 1873.
Collections
Selections from the speeches and writings. 1832.
Opinions of Lord Brougham on politics, theology, law, science,
education &c &c. 1837, 2 vols Philadelphia 1839, 1 vol Paris 1841.
Speeches upon questions relating to public rights. 4 vols Edinburgh
1838, 2 vols Philadelphia 1841.
The critical and miscellaneous writings. 2 vols Philadelphia 1841.
Works. 11 vols 1855–61, Edinburgh 1872–3.
Contributions to the Edinburgh Review. 3 vols 1856.
Brougham’s acts and bills from 1811 to the present time now first collected.
Ed J. E. Eardley-Wilmot 1857, 1860 (as Brougham’s law
reforms).
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An inquiry into the colonial policy of the European powers. 2 vols
Edinburgh 1803.
An inquiry into the state of the nation at the commencement of
the present administration. 1806, 1806 (6th edn), 1806 (7th edn
rev).
Practical observations upon the education of the people. 1825, 1825
(11th edn), 1825 (17th edn), 1825 (20th edn), Boston 1826; tr Ger
1827.