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The fear of the dead in primitive religion. 3 vols 1933–6.
Condorcet on the progress of the human mind. Zaharoff lecture
1933. Oxford 1933.
Creation and evolution in primitive cosmogonies, and other pieces.
1935.
Aftermath: a supplement to The golden bough. 1936, New York
1937, London 1951, 1955 (as vol 12 of Golden bough).
Totemica: a supplement to Totemism and exogamy. 1937.
Greece and Rome: a selection from the works of Frazer. Ed S. G.
Owen 1937.
Pasha the pom: the story of a little dog. Philadelphia 1937. With Lady
Frazer.
Anthologia anthropologica. Ed R. A. Downie 4 vols 1938, 1939.
Extracts from Frazer’s notebooks.
Frazer and the age of science. 1992. Extracts.
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Downie, R. A. James George Frazer: the portrait of a scholar. 1940.
Malinowski, B. A scientific theory of culture and other essays.
Chapel Hill NC 1944.
Wittgenstein, L. Remarks on Frazer’s The golden bough. Ed and tr
R. Rhees and A. C. Miles, Retford, Nottinghamshire 1979.
Ackerman, R. J. G. Frazer: his life and work. Cambridge 1987, 1990.
Edward Augustus Freeman 1823–92
Letters and drafts by Freeman are in the Bodleian.
Bibliographies
Stephens, W. R. W. The life and letters of Freeman. 2 vols 1895. See vol
2 pp. 481–91.
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Principles of church restoration. 1846.
Thoughts on the study of history with reference to the proposed
changes in the public examinations. Oxford 1849.
Remarks on the nomenclature of Gothic architecture. Oxford 1849.
A history of architecture. 1849.
Poems: legendary and historical. 1850. With G. W. Cox.
On Anglo-Saxon remains in Iver church, Bucks. Archaeological Jnl
[1850].
Remarks on the architecture of Llandaff Cathedral, with an essay
towards the history of the fabric. 1850.
Notes on the archaeological antiquities of the district of Gower.
[From the Archaeologica Cambriensis] 1850.
An essay on the origin and development of window tracery in
England. Oxford 1850–1.
The preservation and restoration of ancient monuments. Oxford
1852.
Suggestions with regard to certain proposed changes in the
University and colleges of Oxford. Oxford 1854. With F. H.
Dickinson.
The history and antiquities of St David’s. 1856. With W. B. Jones.
The history and conquests of the Saracens. Six lectures. Oxford
1856.
Ancient Greece and mediaeval Italy. In Oxford essays by members of
the University, Oxford 1857.
Parliamentary reform. Cardiff 1859.
The parish church and priory. In G. F. Townsend, The town and
borough of Leominster, Leominster [1863].
The new examination statute. [Signed E. A. F.] Oxford 1863.
History of federal government: general introduction; history of the
Greek federations. London and Cambridge 1863; ed J. B. Bury
1893 (as History of federal government in Greece and Italy).
The history of the Norman Conquest of England; its causes and its
results. 6 vols Oxford 1867–79, vols 1–3 1870–5 (2nd edn), 6 vols
New York 1873–80, vols 1–2 Oxford 1877 (3rd edn).
reviews: [Norton, C. E.] North Amer Rev 105 1867; [Lord
Carnarvon] Quart Rev 123 1867; [Green, J. R.] Saturday Rev 13, 27
Apr 1867, 15–29 Aug 1868, 3–10 Feb 1872; [Fann, J. H. C.]
Edinburgh Rev 130 1869; [Bryce, J.] Bentley’s Quart Rev July 1870.
Old English history for children. 1869, 1881, 1892 (9th edn), 1911 (EL).
Old English history for younger students. 1870.
History of the Cathedral Church of Wells. 1870.
Owens College extension. 1870. Speech.
Historical essays. 1871, 1896 (5th edn); Historical essays: second ser,
1873, 1880, 1889; Historical essays: third ser, 1879; Historical
essays: fourth ser, 1892.
The growth of the English constitution from the earliest times.
1872, Leipzig 1872, London 1894, 1898; tr Fr 1877, Hungarian 1893.
General sketch of European history. 1872, 1873 (3rd edn), New York
1874, London 1905 (5th edn), 1910; tr Sp 1885.
The unity of history. Rede lecture 1872. 1872, 1873 (with
Comparative politics, below).
The cathedral churches of the old foundation. In Essays on cathedrals,
ed J. S. Howson, 1872.
Comparative politics. 1873 (with The unity of history, above), 1896.
Disestablishment and disendowment: what are they? 1874, 1885.
History of Europe. 1876, 1877, 1884, New York 1884; ed F. J. C.
Hearnshaw 1926; tr Fr 1929.
Historical and architectural sketches, chiefly Italian. 1876.
The eastern question in its historical bearings: an address.
Manchester 1876.
The Ottoman power in Europe. 1877, New York 1877.
The Turks in Europe. 1877, New York 1877.
The origin of the English nation. New York 1879.
How the study of history is let and hindered: an address. [1879.]
A short history of the Norman Conquest of England. Oxford 1880,
1896, 1901.
Sketches from the subject and neighbour lands of Venice. 1881.
The historical geography of Europe. 2 vols 1881, 1882; ed J. B. Bury 2
vols 1903.
Lectures to American audiences. Philadelphia 1882.
The reign of William Rufus and the accession of Henry the First. 2
vols Oxford 1882.
Some impressions of the United States. 1883.
An introduction to American institutional history. Johns Hopkins
Univ Stud in Historical & Political Science 1 1883.
English towns and districts: addresses and sketches. 1883.
Farren, R. Cathedral cities: Ely and Norwich. Cambridge 1883.
Introds by Freeman.
The office of the historical professor: inaugural lecture. 1884, 1886
(with The methods of historical study, below).
The methods of historical study. 1886; tr Rus 1893, Hungarian 1895.
The chief periods of European history: six lectures with an essay on
Greek cities under Roman rule. 1886.
Greater Greece and greater Britain; George Washington the
expander of England: two lectures. 1886.
Exeter. 1887 (Historic Towns ser).
Four Oxford lectures 1887: Fifty years of European history; Teutonic
conquest in Gaul and Britain. 1888.
William the Conqueror. 1888, 1894; ed H. Ketcham, New York 1902.
Sketches from French travel. Leipzig 1891.
The history of Sicily from the earliest times. 4 vols Oxford 1891–4; tr
Ger 1895–1901. Vol 4 ed A. J. Evans.
Sicily: Phoenician, Greek and Roman. 1892.
The physical and political bases of national unity. In Brittannic
Confederation, ed A. S. White, 1892.
Studies of travel: Greece, Italy. 2 vols New York [1893].
Farren, R. Cathedral cities: York, Lincoln and Beverley. Cambridge
1896. Introds by Freeman.
Sketches of travel in Normandy and Maine. Ed W. H. Hutton 1897.
Western Europe in the fifth century: an aftermath. 1904.