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Memoirs of A. H. Hallam. In Remains in verse and prose of A. H.
Hallam, 1834 (priv ptd), 1862, Boston 1863.
Introduction to the literature of Europe in the fifteenth, sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries. 4 vols 1837–9, Paris 1839, 2 vols New
York 1841, 3 vols London 1854 (4th edn), 4 vols 1855, 3 vols 1882; tr
Fr 1839–40.
reviews: [J. Smith] Blackwood’s Mag 41 1837; [C. Merivale]
Edinburgh Rev 72 1840; [H. H. Milman] Quart Rev 65 1840.
Letters addressed to Lord Ashley . . . on the importance of a Slavonic
chair at Oxford. 1844.
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Hallam’s reviews, see Wellesley. See also review of Elton’s classic
poets, Quart Rev 13 1815.
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Wordsworth, C. King Charles the First, the author of Icon Basilike:
in reply to Mr Hallam. 1828.
Thomas Hodgkin 1831–1913
Bibliography
Creighton, L. Life and letters of T. Hodgkin. 1917, 1918 (2nd edn), pp
419–27.
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Thoughts on the inspiration of the scriptures. 1865.
Christus iudex: a poem. 1871.
The duties of neutrality: a plea for the prohibition of the export of
arms to belligerents. 1871. Rptd from The Friend.
Claudian: the last of the Roman poets. Two lectures. Newcastle
upon Tyne and London 1875.
A parallel case or the straits of Dover question. 1896.
Italy and her invaders. 8 vols Oxford 1880–99, 1899 (extracts as The
walls, gates and aqueducts of Rome), 4 vols Oxford 1931
(centenary re-issue).
reviews: Edinburgh Rev 152 1880; Creighton, M., The Times
1880.
The pfahlgraben: an essay towards a description of the barrier of the
Roman empire between the Danube and the Rhine. Newcastle
upon Tyne 1882.
Jordanes [Jornandes]. 1882. Rptd from Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Battle of the Apennines: Totila and Narses, AD 552. Newcastle upon
Tyne 1883. Rptd from Encyclopaedia Britannica.
The letters of Cassiodorus. Oxford 1886.
Think it out. A lecture on the question of home rule for Ireland.
1887.
Emigration and colonial railways. 1887.
The dynasty of Theodosius or eighty years’ struggle with the barbarians.
Oxford 1889.
Theodoric the Goth. 1890, New York and London 1891, London 1893,
1923 (2nd edn).
Balfour’s land purchase bill. An address delivered at Falmouth,
April 1890. 1890.
The two rules: home rule and the golden rule. 1893.
George Fox. 1896, Boston 1898, London 1906.
Charles the Great. 1897, 1899, New York 1902 (as Charlemagne, with
notes by H. Ketcham), London 1903, 1908, 1921.
Roman occupation of Northumberland. Lectures delivered to the
Literary and Philosophical Society, Newcastle upon Tyne, on
Northumbrian history. By T. Hodgkin and others. Newcastle
upon Tyne 1898.
Sulla relazione etnologica fra i Langobardi egli Angli. Cividale 1899.
Origins of barbarian history. 1902. Rptd from Hermathena vol 12.
Ernst Curtius. 1905. Rptd from Proc Br Acad 2 1905.
The history of England from the earliest times to the Norman conquest.
1905, 1906, 1914, 1920, 1931.
National education. A retrospect and a prospect. 1906.
Hodgkin pedigree book: or dates of births, marriages and deaths of
the Hodgkin family 1644–1906. Darlington 1907 (priv ptd).
The wardens of the northern marches. The Creighton memorial
lecture, Univ of London. 1908.
Cornwall and Brittany: presidential address before the Royal
Cornwall Polytechnic Society. 1910.
Western Europe in the Middle Ages. 1910 (Harmsworth’s History of
the world pt 27).
Southward ho! Being a plea for a greatly extended and scientific
system of emigration to Australia. Contemporary Rev 1910, 1912
(abridged and separately ptd).
Human progress and the inward light. Swarthmore lecture. 1911.
The trial of our faith and other papers. 1911.
Sacerdotalism. 1911 (priv ptd).
The fellowship of silence: being experiences in the common use of
prayer without words narrated and interpreted by T. Hodgkin et
al. Ed C. Hepher 1915.
The young Suplicius. Lecture delivered 1871. nd (priv ptd).
Prefaces and introductions
Von Cohausen, A. and L. Jacobi. The Roman castellum Saalburg. Tr
F. C. Fischer, preface by T. Hodgkin, Homburg v.d., Hohe 1882.
Backhouse, E. Early church history. 1892, 1899. Preface by Hodgkin.
Bennett, A. W. Pre-Foxite Quakerism by A. W. Bennett. 1894.
Prefatory note by Hodgkin.
Rendel, Hon Grace D. Newcastle upon Tyne. 1898. Preface by
Hodgkin.
Scarborough summer school. Echoes from Scarborough. 1898.
Preface by Hodgkin.
Friends historical society. The first publishers of truth. 1904, 1907
(as suppl to the Jnl of the Friends’ Historical Soc 1–5). Introd by
Hodgkin.
Stephen, C. The vision of faith. 1911. Introductory note by
Hodgkin.
Contributions to periodicals
For reviews, addresses, archaeological items and articles in Quaker pbns, see
Creighton’s bibliography, above.
The Roman camp of the Saalburg. Macmillan’s Mag 46 1882.
Creighton’s history of the Papacy. Macmillan’s Mag 48 1883.
Law reform in the days of Justinian. Contemporary Rev 39 1886.
The Roman province of Dacia. EHR 2 1887.
Theon and son: Egyptian bankers of the second century.
Contemporary Rev 75 1899.
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Creighton, L. Life and letters of T. Hodgkin. 1917, 1918 (2nd edn).
Anna Brownell Jameson 1794–1860
See col 2165.
Alexander William Kinglake 1809–91
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Eothen: or traces of travel brought home from the East. 1844 (anon),
1844, 1845, New York 1845, 1845 (2nd edn), Leipzig 1846, London
1847 (5th edn), 1849, New York 1849, London 1850, 1856, 1859,
New York 1859, London 1864, 1878, Edinburgh 1879, New York
1879, 1891; ed A. I. Shand, Edinburgh 1896; ed W. Tuckwell 1898;
ed J. W. Redway, New York 1898; ed J. Bryce, New York 1900; ed W.
H. D. Rouse 1901; ed J. C. Hogarth, Oxford 1906; ed A. T. Quiller-
Couch 1907; ed J. Spender 1908, 1931, 1954 (EL); illustr F.
Brangwyn 1913; ed H. G. Smith 1927; ed B. J. Hayes 1931; ed G. Boas
1932; ed R. W. Jepson 1935; ed C. H. Hopkins, Edinburgh 1935; ed
J. W. Oliver, Edinburgh 1941; ed R. Fedden 1948; ed P. H. Newby