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Frederic William Maitland 1850–1906
Bibliographies
Smith, A. L. Maitland: two lectures and a bibliography. Oxford 1908.
Cameron, J. R. Maitland and the history of English law. Norman OK
1961. See pp. 168–94.
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Laws of real property. Westminster Rev 112 1879; rptd in Collected
papers, below.
Justice and police. 1885.
Why the history of English law is not written: an inaugural lecture.
Cambridge 1888.
The history of English law before the time of Edward I. 2 vols
Cambridge 1895, Boston 1895, Cambridge 1898, Boston 1898,
Cambridge 1911 (2nd edn), 1 vol Washington 1959. With F. Pollock.
review: [Roscoe, E. S.] Edinburgh Rev 183 1896.
Domesday book and beyond: three essays. Cambridge 1897, Boston
1897, Cambridge 1907; ed E. Miller 1960, 1987.
Roman canon law in the Church of England: six essays. Cambridge
1898.
Township and borough: being the Ford lectures 1897 with notes
relating to the history of Cambridge. Cambridge 1898, 1965.
Canon MacColl’s new convocation. Fortnightly Rev Dec 1899.
Political theories of the middle age, by Otto Gierke. Cambridge
1900, 1913, 1922, 1951. Tr Maitland.
English law and the Renaissance. Rede lecture 1901. Cambridge
1901.
Essays on the teaching of history. Ed W. A. J. Archbold, Cambridge
1901. With H. M. Gwatkin et al.
The life and letters of Leslie Stephen. 1906, New York 1906, London
1907, 1910, Bristol 1991 (facs of 1906 edn).
The constitutional history of England. Ed H. A. L. Fisher,
Cambridge 1908, 1909, 1920, 1948, 1961. Lectures delivered
1887–8.
Equity: also the forms of action at common law. Ed A. H. Chaytor
and W. J. Whittaker, Cambridge 1909, 1916, 1929, 1932; Equity, ed
J. Brunyate, Cambridge 1936, 1949; Forms of action, ed Chaytor
and J. Whittaker, Cambridge 1936, 1941, 1958.
Collected papers. Ed H. A. L. Fisher 3 vols Cambridge 1911.
A sketch of English legal history. Ed J. F. Colby, New York [1915].
Rptd from Social England, ed H. D. Traill 6 vols 1893–7. With F. C.
Montague.
Selected essays. Ed J. D. Hazeltine, G. Lapsley and P. H. Winfield,
Cambridge 1936.
Selected historical essays. Ed H. M. Cam, Cambridge 1957.
F. W. Maitland, historian: selections from his writings. Ed R. L.
Schuyler, Berkeley 1960.
Contributions to periodicals
Maitland’s EHR articles are indexed in the first EHR index.
Letters
The letters of F. W. Maitland. Ed C. H. S. Fifoot, Cambridge 1965.
Letters to George Neilson. Ed E. L. G. Stones, Glasgow 1976.
Letters of F. W. Maitland. Ed P. N. R. Zutshi, Cambridge 1995.
Supplements Fifoot’s edn.
Maitland also edited medieval legal documents (chiefly for the Selden Soc)
1884–1907.
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Pollock, F. Maitland. Quart Rev 206 1907.
Vinogradoff, P. Maitland. EHR 22 1907.
Smith, A. L. Maitland: two lectures and a bibliography. Oxford 1908.
Fisher, H. A. L. Maitland: a biographical sketch. Cambridge 1910.
Liebermann, F. Maitland’s collected papers. Historische Zeitschrift
3rd ser 18 1915.
White, R. J. Maitland 1850–1950. Cambridge Jnl 4 1950.
Hollond, H. A. Maitland. 1953. A memorial address.
Maitland, E. Maitland: a child’s eye view. 1957.
Harriet Martineau 1802–76
See col 1344.
Sir Thomas Erskine May, 1st Baron
Farnborough 1815–86
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The Imperial Parliament. 1840 (anon in Penny cyclopaedia vol 17),
1841 (in Knight’s Store of knowledge for all readers).
A treatise on the law, privileges, proceedings and usage of
Parliament. 1844, 1851 (rev), 1859 (4th edn), 1868 (6th edn), 1879
(8th edn), 1883; ed R. R. D. Palgrave and A. B. Carter 1893; ed T. L.
Webster and W. R. Grey 1906, 1924 (13th edn); ed G. Campion and
T. G. B. Cocks 1950 (15th edn); ed E. Fellowes and T. G. B. Cocks
1957 (16th edn); ed B. Cocks 1965 (17th edn); ed D. Lidderdale 1976
(19th edn); ed C. Gordon 1983 (20th edn); ed C. J. Boulton 1989
(21st edn); tr Ger 1888, Ital 1888, Fr 1909.
Remarks and suggestions with a view to facilitating the dispatch of
public business in Parliament. 1849, 1849 (2nd edn).
On the consolidation of the election laws. 1850.
The constitutional history of England since the accession of George
II. 2 vols 1861–3, 1863–5, Boston 1862–3, 3 vols London 1871, 2 vols
New York 1876–7, 3 vols London 1878 (6th edn), 1896 (11th edn); ed
F. Holland 3 vols 1912; tr Fr 1865–6, Sp 1883–4.
reviews: [Massey, W. N.] Edinburgh Rev 115 1862; [Smith, C. C.]
North Amer Rev 97 1863.
Democracy in Europe: a history. 2 vols 1877, New York 1878; tr Fr
1879, Ital 1883.
reviews: [Rogers, F.] Edinburgh Rev 147 1878; [Acton, J. D.]
Quart Rev 145 1878.
The machinery of parliamentary legislation. 1881. Rptd from
Edinburgh Rev 99 1854.
Erskine May’s private journal. Ed D. Holland and D. Menhennet
1972; ed W. R. McKay 1984.
Contributions to periodicals
For Erskine May’s contributions to the Edinburgh Rev, see Wellesley.
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Arnold, M. In his Equality, Fortnightly Rev Mar 1878; rptd in his
Mixed essays, 1879.
The Times 18, 25, 27 May 1886.
Charles Merivale 1808–93
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History of Rome under the Emperors: the Augustan age. 1843.
A history of the Romans under the Empire. 7 vols 1850–62, 1862,
New York 1864–79, 8 vols London 1865, 1890; tr Fr 1865–7, Ital
1865, Ger 1866–72.
C. Sallustii Crispi Catilina et Jugurtha. 1852; Jugurtha, 1884;
Catilina, 1888. Ed Merivale.
The fall of the Roman Republic: a short history of the last century of
the commonwealth. 1853, 1853 (2nd edn). An abridgement of vols
1–3 of History of the Romans, above.
An account of the life and letters of Cicero, by B. R. Abeken. 1854. Tr
Merivale.
Keatsii Hyperionis libri tres. Cambridge 1863, 1882 (rev). Tr
Merivale.
The conversion of the Roman Empire. Boyle lectures 1864. 1865,
1865, New York 1865.
The conversion of the northern nations. Boyle lectures 1865. 1866,
New York 1866.