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Inaugural discourse on being installed Lord Rector of the
University of Glasgow. Glasgow 1825.
Thoughts upon the aristocracy of England, by Isaac Tomkins, Gent.
1835, 1835 (6th edn), 1835 (11th edn).
‘We can’t afford it!’: being thoughts upon the aristocracy of England
part 2, by Isaac Tomkins, Gent. 1835, 1835 (4th edn), 1835 (6th
edn).
A discourse of natural theology. Brussels 1835, London 1835 (4th
edn), Philadelphia 1835; tr Fr 1835.
Dissertations on subjects of science connected with natural theology.
2 vols 1839.
Historical sketches of statesmen who flourished in the time of
George III. 2 vols 1839, Philadelphia 1839; second ser, 2 vols
London 1839, Philadelphia 1839; third ser, 2 vols London 1842,
Philadelphia 1842; collected 3 vols London 1845–53, 2 vols
Philadelphia 1854, 3 vols London 1855–6, 1856–8; tr Fr 1847.
Sketches of public characters. 2 vols Philadelphia 1839.
Political philosophy. 3 vols 1842–3, 1 vol Paris 1845, 3 vols London
1846, 1853, 1855, 1861.
review: [Senior, N. W.] Edinburgh Rev 81 1845.
The British constitution. 1844, 1861 (3 edns).
Dialogues on instinct. 1844, Philadelphia 1845.
Albert Lunel: or the chateau of Languedoc. 3 vols 1844 (anon), 1872. A
novel.
Lives of men of letters and science in the time of George III. 2 vols
1845–6, 3 vols 1845–7.
review: [Lockhart, J. G.] Quart Rev 76 1845.
Masters and workmen: a tale illustrative of the social and moral
condition of the people, by Lord B_. 3 vols 1851. A novel attributed
to Brougham.
History of England and France under the house of Lancaster. 1852
(anon), 1855, 1861.
Analytical view of Sir Isaac Newton’s Principia. 1855. With E. J.
Routh.
Addresses on popular literature. 1858.
Tracts: mathematical and physical. 1860.
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Brougham’s many contributions to the Edinburgh Rev and
other periodicals, see Wellesley.
Letters and autobiography
The life and times of Lord Brougham written by himself. 3 vols
Edinburgh 1871, 1872 (3rd edn).
Selections from the correspondence of Macvey Napier: edited by his
son. 1879. Includes letters from Brougham to the editor of the
Edinburgh Rev.
Brougham and his early friends: letters to James Loch 1798–1809. Ed
R. H. M. Buddle-Atkinson and G. A. Jackson 3 vols Edinburgh
1908 (priv ptd).
Bourne, K. (ed). The blackmailing of the chancellor: some intimate
. . . letters from Harriette Wilson to Brougham. 1975.
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Gilfillan, G. In his A gallery of literary portraits, Edinburgh 1845.
Bagehot, W. Brougham. Nat Rev 5 1857; rptd in his Biographical
studies, 1881.
Campbell, J. C. Lives of Lyndhurst and Brougham. 1869.
Mignet, F. A. M. In his Nouveaux éloges historiques, Paris 1877.
Retournay, H. Brougham et le centenaire. Paris 1878.
Atlay, J. B. In his Victorian Chancellors, 1906.
Biographies
New, C. W. The life of Brougham to 1830. Oxford 1961.
Huch, R. K. Henry, Lord Brougham: the later years 1830–68.
Lampeter 1993.
Ford, T. H. Henry Lord Brougham and his world: a biography.
Chichester 1995.
Mary Berry | James Bryce
James Bryce, 1st Viscount Bryce of Dechmont
1838–1922
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The flora of the island of Arran. 1859.
The Holy Roman Empire. Arnold prize essay 1864. Oxford 1864,
London 1871 (3rd edn rev), 1886 (8th edn), New York 1886, London
1892, 1896, 1904 (rev), 1906, 1919, New York 1921, London 1922
(enlarged); ed H. Kohn, New York 1961; tr Ger 1873; Fr 1890; Rus
1891.
review: [Freeman, E. A.] Saturday Rev 29 Oct 1864; North Br Rev
42 1865.
Report on the condition of education in Lancashire. 1867.
The academic study of the civil law: an inaugural lecture delivered
at Oxford. 1871.
Trans-Caucasia and Ararat: being notes of a vacation tour in the
autumn of 1876. 1877, 1877, 1896 (4th edn rev).
The trade marks registration act. 1877.
The predictions of Hamilton and de Tocqueville. Baltimore 1887.
Handbook of home rule: being articles on the Irish question. 1887.
Ed Bryce.
The American commonwealth. 3 vols 1888, 2 vols 1888, 1889 (2nd
edn rev), 1891, 1893–5 (3rd edn rev), 1895–6, 1 vol New York 1896
(abridged), 2 vols London 1899, 1 vol New York 1899, London
1906, 1934, 1958; 2 vols New York 1908 (with ch on the Tweed ring
by R. R. Wilson), 2 vols New York 1910 (new edn rev), London
1914–15, 1918–19, 1922–3, 1924, 1926–7, 1931–3; ed L. M. Hacker 2
vols New York 1959; tr Rus 1889–90, Fr 1900–2, Croatian 1905–7,
Sp 1912–14, Ital 1913. Selections: Chautauqua NY 1891 (as Social
institutions of the United States); ed M. G. Fulton, New York 1918
(as Bryce on American democracy); ed H. S. Commager, New York
1961 (as Reflections on American institutions).
reviews: [Dicey, A. V.] Edinburgh Rev 169 1889; [Acton, J. E. D.]
EHR 4 1889; [Smith, Rev G.] Macmillan’s Mag 59 1889; [Harrison,
F.] Nineteenth Cent 25 1889.
The migrations of the races of men considered historically. 1893.
Legal studies in the University of Oxford: a valedictory lecture.
1893.
Impressions of South Africa. 1897, New York 1897, London 1898,
1900 (3rd edn); tr Ger 1900.
William Ewart Gladstone: his characteristics as man and statesman.
1898, New York 1898.
Studies in history and jurisprudence. 2 vols Oxford 1901, New York
1901.
Studies in contemporary biography. 1903, 1911, 1927.
The relations between the advanced and the backward races of
mankind. Oxford 1903.
Constitutions. New York 1905; tr Sp 1952.
Marriage and divorce. New York 1905.
The hindrances to good citizenship. New Haven CT 1909.
South America: observations and impressions. 1912, New York 1912,
1913, London 1914 (rev), Detroit 1914, London 1916, New York 1917;
tr Sp 1914, Portuguese 1920.
University and historical addresses delivered during a residence in
the United States. New York 1913.
The ancient Roman Empire and the British Empire in India; the
diffusion of Roman and English law throughout the world – two
essays. Oxford 1914.
Neutral nations and the war. 1914; tr Sp 1914, Ger 1914.
The attitude of Great Britain in the present war. 1916; tr Fr 1916.
Proposals for the prevention of future wars. 1917.
Essays and addresses in war time. New York 1918.
Modern democracies. 2 vols 1921, New York 1921, London 1929, New
York 1931; tr Cz 1927.
Canada: an actual democracy. Toronto 1921.
The study of American history. Cambridge 1921, New York 1922.
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