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Contributions to periodicals
For Julia Cartwright’s contributions to the Nineteenth Cent, Macmillan’s
Mag, the Quart Rev, the National Rev, and the New Quart Mag, see
Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Thomas Clarkson 1760–1846
Collections of Clarkson’s papers are to be found in the BL, St John’s College
Cambridge, Atlanta Univ, Howard Univ (Washington DC) and the
Huntington.
Bibliographies
Griggs, E. L. Clarkson: the friend of slaves. 1936. See pp. 199–204.
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An essay on the slavery and commerce of the human species. 1786,
Philadelphia 1786, London 1788, Georgetown KY 1816.
An essay on the impolicy of the African slave trade. 1788, 1788 (rev).
A portraiture of Quakerism, as taken from a view of the moral education,
discipline, peculiar customs, religious principles, political
and civil œconomy and character of the Society of Friends. 3
vols 1806, New York 1806, London 1807 (3rd edn), Philadelphia
1808; ed R. Smeal, Glasgow 1869 (as A portraiture of the Christian
profession and practice of the Society of Friends); tr Fr 1820.
The history of the rise, progress and accomplishment of the
abolition of the African slave-trade. 2 vols 1808, Philadelphia
1808, 1 vol Wilmington DE 1816, 2 vols Augusta ME 1830, New
York 1836, London 1839.
review: [Coleridge, S. T.] Edinburgh Rev 12 1808.
Memoirs of the private and public life of William Penn. 2 vols 1813,
Philadelphia 1813, London 1814, Dover NH 1827; ed W. E. Forster
London 1849, New York 1849.
review: [Jeffrey, F.] Edinburgh Rev 21 1813.
An essay on the doctrines and practice of the early Christians as they
relate to war. 1817, 1818 (3rd edn).
The cries of Africa to the inhabitants of Europe. [1822]; tr Fr 1822, Sp
1823, Portuguese 1823.
Thoughts on the necessity for improving the condition of the slaves
in the British colonies with a view to their ultimate emancipation.
1823, 1823 (rev), 1824 (4th edn).
Researches antediluvian, patriarchal and historical. 1836.
Strictures on a life of William Wilberforce; with a correspondence
between Lord Brougham and Mr Clarkson. Ed H. C. Robinson
1838.
review: [Brougham, Rev H.] Edinburgh Rev 68 1838.
Henry Christophe and Clarkson: a correspondence. Ed E. L. Griggs
and C. H. Prater, Berkeley 1952.
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Stephen, J. Life of William Wilberforce. Edinburgh Rev 67 1838.
Wilberforce, R. I. and S. In their Life of William Wilberforce, 1838.
Wilberforce, R. I. and S. The correspondence of William
Wilberforce. 1840.
Elmes, J. Clarkson: a monograph. 1854.
Griggs, E. L. Clarkson: the friend of slaves. 1936.
Wilson, E. G. Thomas Clarkson: a biography. 1989.
Mandell Creighton 1843–1901
Bibliographies
Shaw, W. A. A bibliography of the historical works of Dr Creighton,
Dr Stubbs, Dr S. R. Gardiner and Lord Acton. 1903.
Creighton, L. Life and letters of Creighton. 2 vols 1904. See vol 2 pp.
517–22.
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History of Rome. 1875, 1877 (3rd edn), 1885 (10th edn), Toronto 1899,
London 1912; tr Sp 1881; Fr 1885.
Henry Thomas Buckle | Albert Venn Dicey
The Tudors and the Reformation. 1876, New York 1877.
The age of Elizabeth. 1876, Boston 1876, New York 1887, London
1890, 1892 (9th edn), 1899, New York 1928, London 1930.
Epochs of English history. 10 vols 1876–95. Ed Creighton.
Historical biographies. 9 vols 1876–93. Ed Creighton.
The shilling history of England: being an introductory volume to
Epochs of English history. 1879, New York 1879 (as The half-hour
history of England); ed L. Creighton 1904.
A history of the Papacy during the period of the Reformation. 5 vols
1882–94, 1887–94 (rev), 6 vols 1897 (as History of the Papacy from
the Great Schism to the sack of Rome), New York 1902–4, London
1919.
review: [Lord Acton] EHR 2 1887.
Memoir of Sir George Grey. Newcastle upon Tyne 1884 (priv ptd); ed
E. Grey 1901.
Epochs of church history. 16 vols 1886–98. Ed Creighton.
Cardinal Wolsey. 1888; ed H. Ketcham, New York 1903; London 1904.
Carlisle. 1889, 1889 (Historic Towns ser).
Persecution and tolerance. Hulsean lectures 1893–4. 1895.
The early renaissance in England. Rede lecture 1895. Cambridge
1895.
Queen Elizabeth. 1896, Paris 1896, 1899, New York 1899, London
1920, 1927, Leipzig 1943.
The heritage of the spirit and other sermons. 1896, 1913.
The story of some English shires. 1898.
Lessons from the cross: addresses. 1898.
The abolition of the Roman jurisdiction. 1899, 1899, New York
1899.
The Church and the nation: charges and addresses. Ed L. Creighton
1901.
Counsels of churchpeople. Ed J. H. Burn 1901.
Historical essays and reviews. Ed L. Creighton 1902, 1902.
Thoughts on education: speeches and sermons. Ed L. Creighton
1902; ed E. A. Knox 1906 (abridged).
Historical lectures and addresses. Ed L. Creighton 1903.
University and other sermons. Ed L. Creighton 1903.
The mind of St Peter and other sermons. Ed L. Creighton 1904.
Counsel for the young: extracts from letters. Ed L. Creighton 1905.
Life of Simon de Montfort. 1905.
The claims of the common life: sermons preached in Merton
College chapel 1871–4. 1905.
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Creighton’s periodical articles and reviews, see Wellesley.
Creighton also edited the EHR 1886–91.
Letters
Creighton, L. Life and letters of Creighton. 2 vols 1904.
de Janösi, F. E. Correspondence between Acton and Creighton.
Cambridge Historical Jnl 6 1940.
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Creighton and Stubbs. Church Quart Rev 61 1905.
Paul, H. In his Stray leaves, 1906.
Strachey, L. In his Portraits in miniature, 1931.
Albert Venn Dicey 1835–1922
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The Privy Council. Arnold prize essay 1860. Oxford 1860, London
1887.
A treatise on the rules for the selection of parties in an action. 1870;
ed J. H. Truman, New York 1876; London 1886; ed J. B. Moore,
New York 1896.
The law of domicil. 1879; tr Fr 1887–8.
Can English law be taught at the universities? An inaugural lecture
(Oxford 1883). 1883.
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