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The Grey river. 1889. With Mrs Campbell Praed and M. Menpes.
Roland Oliver. A novel. 1889.
Charing Cross to St Paul’s. Illustr J. Pennell 1891, 1893, New York
1893.
Sir Robert Peel. 1891, New York 1891, London 1906 (4th edn).
The dictator. A novel. 3 vols 1893.
Pope Leo XIII. 1896, 1899, New York 1899.
The riddle ring. A novel. 3 vols 1896.
The Daily News jubilee: a political and social retrospect. 1896. With
J. R. Robinson.
The story of Mr Gladstone’s life. 1897, 1898 (rev), 1898.
White, W. The inner life of the House of Commons. 2 vols 1897. Ed
McCarthy.
Modern England. 2 vols 1899, New York 1899 (as The story of the
people of England in the nineteenth century).
Reminiscences. 2 vols 1899, New York 1899.
English literature in the reign of Queen Victoria. Ed R. Ackermann,
Dresden 1899. Selected from A short history of our own times,
above.
Mononia, a love story of Forty-Eight. 1901.
The reign of Queen Anne. 2 vols 1902, New York 1902, London 1905.
Portraits of the sixties. 1903, New York 1903.
Ireland and her story. 1903.
British political portraits. 1903.
Irish literature. 10 vols Chicago 1904. Ed McCarthy, Lady Gregory et
al.
The story of an Irishman. 1904, New York 1904 (as An Irishman’s
story). Autobiography.
Julian Revelstone: a romance. 1909.
Irish recollections. 1911, New York 1912.
Our book of memories: letters of Justin McCarthy to Mrs Campbell
Praed. 1912.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley. McCarthy also wrote leader articles for the Daily News in
1871.
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O’Connor, T. P. In his Parnell movement, 1889.
The Times 26 Apr 1912.
Sir James Mackintosh 1765–1832
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Vindiciae gallicae. Dublin 1791, London 1791 (rev), 1791 (3rd edn),
Philadelphia 1792, London 1838, Oxford 1989; tr Fr 1792. A reply
to Burke’s Reflections on the revolution in France.
A discourse on the study of the law of nature and of nations. 1799,
Dublin 1799, London 1828, 1835, Edinburgh 1835; ed J. G. Marvin,
Boston 1843; tr Fr 1830.
Mélanges philosophiques. Paris 1829.
Dissertation on the progress of philosophy chiefly during the seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries. 1830 (as suppl to Encyclopaedia
Britannica 7th edn), Edinburgh 1830 (priv ptd), Philadelphia
1832, 1834; ed W. Whewell, Edinburgh 1836 (as A general view of
the progress of ethical philosophy), 1862, 1872 (4th edn).
The history of England. 3 vols 1830–2 (in Cabinet cyclopaedia, ed D.
Lardner, 1830–40), 3 vols Philadelphia 1830–3, 10 vols London
1850 (completed by W. Wallace and R. Bell); ed R. J. Mackintosh 2
vols 1853.
The life of Sir Thomas More. 1831 (in Cabinet cyclopaedia), 1844.
History of the revolution in England in 1688 completed to the settlement
of the crown by the editor William Wallace. 1834 (with
memoir), Philadelphia 1835; London 1835 (Mackintosh’s portion
only, as A view of the reign of James II).
Tracts and speeches. 5 pts Edinburgh 1840 (25 copies).
Miscellaneous works. Ed R. J. Mackintosh 3 vols 1846, Philadelphia
Justin McCarthy | Sir Henry James Sumner Maine
1848, 1 vol London 1851, Boston 1854, 3 vols London 1854, 1 vol
New York 1871, London 1878.
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Mackintosh’s reviews for the Edinburgh Rev, see Wellesley.
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Memoirs of the life of Mackintosh. Ed R. J. Mackintosh 2 vols 1835,
Philadelphia 1835, London 1853, Boston 1853.
[Croker, J. W.] Life of Mackintosh. Quart Rev 54 1835.
Macaulay, T. B. Sir James Mackintosh. Edinburgh Rev 61 1835; rptd
in his Critical and historical essays vol 2, 1843.
Mill, James. A fragment on Mackintosh. 1835.
De Quincey, T. A glance at the works of Mackintosh. Tait’s Mag June
1846; rptd in his Works, ed D. Masson, 1897.
[MacDowall, A.] Miscellaneous works of Mackintosh. North Br Rev
5 1846.
Bulwer, H. In his Historical characters, 1868.
O’Leary, P. Sir James Mackintosh, the Whig Cicero. Aberdeen 1989.
Sir Henry James Sumner Maine 1822–88
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Memoir of Henry Fitzmaurice Hallam. [1851], 1862 (in Remains in
verse and prose of A. H. Hallam). With F. Lushington.
Roman law and legal education. 1856 (in Cambridge essays), 1876 (in
Village-communities, below, 3rd edn).
Ancient law: its connection with the early history of society and its
relation to modern ideas. 1861, New York 1864, London 1885 (10th
edn); ed T. W. Dwight, New York 1888; 1894 (15th edn), 1897 (16th
edn); ed F. Pollock 1906, 1907, 1930; ed J. H. Morgan 1917 (EL);
1930; ed C. K. Allen, Oxford 1931 (WC); EL reprint New York 1977,
Tucson AZ 1986; tr Rus 1873, Hungarian 1875, Chinese 1959.
Village-communities in the east and west. 1871, 1876 (3rd edn with
lectures, addresses, essays), 1895 (7th edn).
review: [Mill, J. S.] Fortnightly Rev May 1871.
The early history of the property of married women: a lecture.
[1873.]
Lectures on the early history of institutions. 1875, 1880 (3rd edn),
New York 1888, London 1893 (6th edn), 1897 (7th edn).
The effects of observation of India on modern European thought.
Rede lecture 1875. 1875, 1876 (in Village-communities, above, 3rd
edn).
The King in his relation to early civil justice. Proc Royal Inst 9 1882.
Dissertations on early law and custom. 1883, 1890; tr Fr 1884, Rus
1884, Sp c. 1885.
Popular government: four essays. 1885, 1886, New York 1888,
London 1909; tr Sp 1888.
reviews: [Benn, A. W.] Academy 7 Nov 1885; [Morley, J.]
Fortnightly Rev Feb 1886; [Dicey, A. V.] Nation (New York) 25
Mar–1 Apr 1886.
India. In The reign of Queen Victoria, ed T. H. Ward, 1887.
International law. Whewell lectures 1888. 1888, New York 1889,
London 1894; tr Fr 1890.
Minutes 1862–9: with a note on Indian codification. Calcutta 1892.
Contributions to periodicals
For a list, see Wellesley.
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[Stephen, J. F.] Sir Henry Maine. Saturday Rev 11 Feb 1888.
Pollock, F. Maine and his work. Contemporary Rev Feb 1889; rptd in
his Oxford lectures, 1890.
Duff, M. R. Grant. Maine: a brief memoir with some of his Indian
speeches and minutes. Ed W. Stokes 1892.
[Lyall, A.] Sir Henry Maine. Quart Rev 176 1893.
Wilson, Woodrow. A lawyer with a style. Atlantic Monthly Sep 1898.
Vinogradoff, P. The teaching of Maine. 1904.
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