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English seamen in the sixteenth century. 1895, New York 1895,
London 1901; ed A. A. Froude 1923, 1925.
Selected essays. Ed H. G. Rawlinson 1900.
The dissolution of the monasteries and other essays. 1905.
A siding at a railway station: an allegory. 1905.
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Froude’s reviews and articles, see Wellesley, vol 5 1989.
Letters
Letters of J. A. Froude. Ed R. M. Bennett, Jnl Rutgers Univ Lib 11–12
1947–8, 25–6 1961–2.
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Meline, J. F. Mary Queen of Scots and her latest English historian.
New York 1872.
Thumping English lies: Froude’s slanders on Ireland and Irishmen.
New York 1872.
Fisher, H. A. L. Modern historians and their methods. Fortnightly
Rev Dec 1894.
Skelton, J. Reminiscences of Froude. Blackwood’s Mag Dec
1894–Jan 1895; rptd in his Table talk of Shirley: reminiscences of
and letters from Froude, Edinburgh 1895.
Smith, Goldwin. Froude. North Amer Rev 159 1894.
Strachey, St Loe. Mr Froude. Spectator 27 Oct 1894.
[Doyle, J. A.] Freeman, Froude and Seeley. Quart Rev 182 1895.
Harrison, F. The historical method of Froude. Nineteenth Cent Sep
1898; rptd in his Tennyson, Ruskin, Mill and other literary estimates,
1899.
Wilson, D. A. Mr Froude and Carlyle. 1898.
Stephen, L. In his Studies of a biographer, 1902.
Crichton-Browne, J. The nemesis of Froude. 1903. A reply to
Froude’s My relations with Carlyle, above.
Paul, H. The life of Froude. 1905.
Dawson, W. J. In his Makers of English prose, New York 1906.
McNeill, R. Froude and Freeman. Monthly Rev Feb 1906.
Smith, Goldwin. Froude as a historian. Atlantic Monthly May 1906.
Cecil, A. In his Six Oxford thinkers, 1909.
Wilson, D. A. The truth about Carlyle. 1913.
Hone, J. M. The imperialisation of Froude. New Statesman 1 June
1918.
Stewart, H. L. Froude and Anglo-Catholicism. Amer Jnl of Theology
22 1918.
Dunn, W. H. James Anthony Froude: a biography. Oxford 1961.
Samuel Rawson Gardiner 1829–1902
Gardiner’s letters and notebooks are in the Bodleian.
Bibliographies
Shaw, W. A. A bibliography of the historical works of Dr Creighton,
Dr Stubbs, Dr S. R. Gardiner and Lord Acton. 1903.
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History of England from the accession of James I to the disgrace of
Chief-Justice Coke 1603–16. 2 vols 1863.
Prince Charles and the Spanish marriage 1617–23. 2 vols 1869.
A history of England under the Duke of Buckingham and Charles I
1624–28. 2 vols 1875.
The personal government of Charles I: a history of England from
the assassination of the Duke of Buckingham to the declaration
of the judges on ship-money 1628–37. 2 vols 1877.
The fall of the monarchy of Charles I 1637–49 [–42]. 2 vols 1882.
review: [Seeley, J. R.] Academy 21 1882.
History of England from the accession of James I to the outbreak of
the Civil War 1603–42. 10 vols 1883–4, 1883–6, 1894–6, 1900–8. A
collected edn of the 5 works listed above.
review: [Seeley, J. R.] Academy 31 1887.
The Thirty Years’ War. 1874, 1886 (7th edn), New York 1889, London
1903 (13th edn).
The first two Stuarts and the Puritan revolution 1603–60. 1876,
Boston 1876, New York 1886, London 1888 (8th edn), New York
1890, London 1902 (15th edn), 1928 (23rd edn), 1930.
review: [Cordery, B. M.] Edinburgh Rev 143 1876.
English history for students. 1881, New York 1881. With J. B. Mullingar.
Introduction to the study of English history. 1881, 1882, 1894, 1903.
With J. B. Mullingar.
Outline of English history. 2 vols 1881, 1896, 1901, 1912; ed D. Salmon
1919, 1927.
Illustrated English history. 3 vols 1883, vol 1 1887 (5th edn); vol 3 1902
(continued to 1901), 1912 (continued to 1910).
Historical biographies. 1884, 1906.
An easy history of England. 1887–8.
The constitutional documents of the Puritan revolution 1628–60.
Oxford 1889, 1899, 1906, 1958 (3rd edn rev), 1979. Ed Gardiner.
review: [Prothero, G. W.] EHR 6 1891.
A student’s history of England from the earliest times to 1885. 3 vols
1890–1, 1892, 1897, 1898, 1899; vol 3 (with continuations) 1902,
1907, 1910, 1920, 1922; ed A. H. Shearer, New York 1906, 1913, 1938,
1939 (as England).
A school atlas of English history. 1892, 1895, 1899, 1905, 1922, 1928,
1936.
Browning, R. Strafford: a tragedy. 1892, 1915. Ed Gardiner.
The Tudor period. 1893.
The Stuart period. 1894.
History of the Commonwealth and Protectorate 1649–60. 3 vols
1894–1901, 4 vols 1894–1903. Unfinished at Gardiner’s death;
completed by C. H. Firth, The last years of the Protectorate, 2 vols
1909, rptd 1979, 4 vols Adlestrop 1988–9.
review: [Firth, C. H.] EHR 3 1888.
Cromwell’s place in history. Ford lectures 1896. 1897, 1897 (3rd edn).
What Gunpowder Plot was. 1897.
Oliver Cromwell. 1899, 1901, 1909, rptd Wakefield 1976; ed M.
Ashley, New York 1962; tr Ger 1903.
review: [Firth, C. H.] EHR 15 1900.
Gardiner also edited seventeenth-century documents for the Camden Soc and
contributed to DNB (21 articles) and Encyclopaedia Britannica 9th edn (17
articles).
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Gardiner’s periodical reviews, see Wellesley, and index to vols
1–20 of EHR (which he edited 1891–1901).
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Seeley, J. R. History of the great Civil War. Academy 21 May 1887.
[Dicey, A. V.] Gardiner’s History. Nation (New York) 20 Mar 1890,
12–19 May 1892, 11 Apr 1895, 6–13 Jan 1898.
Beer, G. L. Gardiner: an appreciation. Critic June 1901.
Learned, H. B. Gardiner. Yale Scientific Monthly June 1902.
Powell, F. Y. Gardiner. EHR 17 1902.
Powell, F. Y. Two Oxford historians. Quart Rev 195 1902. With C. H.
Firth; on Gardiner and J. R. Green.
Rhodes, J. F. Gardiner. Atlantic Monthly June 1902; rptd in his
Historical essays, New York 1909.
Firth, C. H. Gardiner. Proc Br Acad 1 1904.
John Richard Green 1837–83
Green’s ms material is at Jesus College, Oxford.
Bibliographies
Letters of J. R. Green. Ed L. Stephen 1901. See pp. 497–503.
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