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Memorandum on the proposed abolition of the viceroyalty in
Ireland. nd.
Contributions to periodicals
See McCartney, W. E. H. Lecky, pp. 253–6, and N. Pilling, The reception of
the major works of W. E. H. Lecky., unpbd M.Phil diss, Univ of
London 1978.
Letters
Hyde, H. M. A Victorian historian: private letters of Lecky 1859–78.
1947.
The Lecky–Lea correspondence in the Henry Charles Lea Library of
the University of Pennsylvania. Hermathena 92 1958.
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Daubeny, C. Christianity and rationalism . . . being a protest against
certain principles advocated in Mr Lecky’s History. 1867.
Reid, M. Our young historians: account of lectures on history by W.
E. H. Lecky and J. A. Froude. Living Age Mar 1893.
Morley, J. Lecky on democracy. Nineteenth Cent May 1896; rptd in
his Oracles on man and government, 1923.
Walker, H. The Rt Hon W. E. H. Lecky. Good Words 40 1899.
Walpole, S. Mr Lecky. Proc Br Acad 1 1904.
Lecky, E. van D. A memoir of Lecky by his wife. 1909.
Rhodes, J. F. In his Historical essays, New York 1909.
Roome, H. D. Two historians of the eighteenth century. Fortnightly
Rev Nov 1909. On Macaulay and Lecky.
Franqueville, A. C. Notice sur la vie et les travaux du très-honorable
W. E. H. Lecky. Paris 1910.
Gooch, G. P. History and historians in the nineteenth century. 1913.
McCartney, D. W. E. H. Lecky. Dublin 1994.
John Lingard 1771–1851
Bibliographies
Gillow, J. Bibliographical dictionary of the English Catholics. 5 vols
1885–1902. See vol 4 pp. 254–78.
Haile, M. and E. Bonney. Life and letters of Lingard. 1911. See pp.
383–8.
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Catholic loyalty vindicated. 1805.
The antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church. 2 vols Newcastle upon
Tyne 1806, 1810, Philadelphia 1841, London 1845 (rev as The
history and antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church), 1858 (4th
edn); tr Fr 1828, Ger 1847.
Letters on Catholic loyalty. Newcastle upon Tyne 1807.
Observations on the laws and ordinances which exist in foreign
states relative to the religious concerns of their Roman Catholic
subjects. 1817, 1851.
The history of England from the first invasion by the Romans to the
accession of Henry VIII. 3 vols 1819, 8 vols 1819–30 (as History of
England from the first invasion by the Romans to the accession of
William and Mary in 1688), 14 vols 1825 (3rd edn), 13 vols 1837–9
(rev), 10 vols 1849, 1854 (6th edn with memoir by M. A. Tierney),
1883, Dublin 1888, Edinburgh 1902, 11 vols London 1912–15 (supplementary
vol by H. Belloc); ed P. Sadler, Paris 1836 (abridged);
ed J. Burke 1855 (abridged); ed M. J. Kerney, Baltimore 1855, 1875;
ed H. Mensch, Berlin 1863; ed T. Young, Dublin 1867; ed H. N. Birt
1903, 1912; selections ed J. A. Hilton 1981; tr Fr 1825–31, 1833–5, Ital
[1835].
reviews: [Allen, J.] Edinburgh Rev 42 1825; [Milman, H. H.]
Quart Rev 33 1825; [Hallam, H.] Edinburgh Rev 53 1831.
A collection of tracts on several subjects connected with the civil and
religious principles of Catholics. 1826.
A new version of the four Gospels with notes critical and explanatory,
by a Catholic. 1836, 1846, 1851.
Dodd’s Church history of England. Dublin Rev 6 1839.
Did the Church of England reform herself? Dublin Rev 9 1840.
The ancient church of England and the liturgy of the Anglican
Church. Dublin Rev 11 1841.
Lingard also pbd a number of pams defending the Catholic position against
Anglican attacks.
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Phillpotts, H. Letter to Charles Butler . . . with remarks on certain
works of Dr Milner and Dr Lingard. 1825.
[Allen, J.] The massacre of St Bartholomew. Edinburgh Rev 44 1826.
Reply by Lingard, A vindication of certain passages in the fourth
and fifth volumes of The history of England, 1826 (3 edns), 1827
(rev), 1827; tr Fr 1827.
Todd, H. J. A vindication of Cranmer against some of the allegations
of Dr Lingard. 1826.
[Wiseman, N. P.] Dr Lingard. Dublin Rev 35 1854.
Tierney, M. A. Memoir of Lingard. 1855.
Haile, M. and E. Bonney. Life and letters of Lingard. 1911, St Louis
1911.
Fletcher, J. Lingard 1771–1851. 1925.
Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1st Baron
Macaulay 1800–59
The mss of the diary etc are in the lib of Trinity College Cambridge, with
annotated edns of the classics and the corrected proofs of the Life of Pitt.
Bibliographies etc.
Catalogue of a portion of the library of Macaulay. 1863 (Sotheby’s).
About 470 other vols, many annotated, are at Wallington Hall,
Northumberland.
Pinney, T. (ed). The letters of T. B. Macaulay. 6 vols Cambridge
1974–81. See vol 6 pp. 289–302 for a list of Macaulay’s pbd writings.
Collections
Scenes and characters from the writings of Macaulay. New York
1846.
Selections from Macaulay’s essays and speeches. 2 vols 1856.
Biographical and historical sketches. New York 1857.
Biographical essays. Leipzig 1857.
The miscellaneous writings of Lord Macaulay. Ed T. F. Ellis 2 vols
1860, 1865, 1871 (with Speeches), 4 vols 1880 (with Poems), 1 vol
1910, 1958 (EL) (with Lays); tr Fr 1860.
Biographies by Lord Macaulay contributed to the Encyclopaedia
Britannica: with extracts from his letters and speeches.
Edinburgh 1860. With a memoir by A. Black.
Oeuvres: traduites par M. G. Guizot. 6 vols Paris 1862–5.
The works of Lord Macaulay, edited by his sister Lady Trevelyan. 8
vols 1866, New York 1866, London 1897.
Speeches and poems, with the report and notes on the Indian
Criminal Code. 2 vols Boston [1874].
Selections from the writings. Ed G. O. Trevelyan 1876.
Morceaux choisis de l’histoire d’Angleterre et des chants de l’ancienne
Rome. Ed W. Battier, Paris 1892.
Works. Albany edition 12 vols 1898; Whitehall edition 20 vols New
York 1898–1900.
Works. New Cambridge edition (with 3 more speeches) 10 vols
Cambridge 1900.
Works. 9 vols 1905–7 (vols 4–8, The history of England, ed T. F.
Henderson).
The reader’s Macaulay. Ed W. H. French and G. D. Sanders, New York
1936.
Prose and poetry. Ed G. M. Young 1953 (Reynard Lib).
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Pompeii: a poem which obtained the Chancellor’s Medal 1819.
[Cambridge 1819.]