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History
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Chicago 1979 (abridged); 6 vols 1992–3 (facs of 1st edn); tr Fr
1828–44. Abridged by Napier as English battles, below.
reviews: [Murray, G.] Quart Rev 56 1836 (2 articles); reply by
Napier, Westminster Rev 26 1837; [Roebuck, J. A.] Edinburgh Rev
72 1841.
A reply to various opponents. 1832 (in History of the war in the
Peninsula vol 1, 2nd edn), 1833, 1833.
Colonel Napier’s justification of his third volume. 1833.
The conquest of Scinde; with some introductory passages in the life
of Major-General Sir Charles James Napier. 1845, 1845 (2nd edn).
History of General Sir Charles James Napier’s administration of
Scinde and campaign in the Cutchee Hills. 1851, 1857, 1858 (3rd
edn).
English battles and sieges in the Peninsula. 1852, 1855, 1866, 1904,
1910; ed W. H. D. Rouse 2 vols 1905, 1990 (facs of 1855 edn).
Abridgement by Napier of History of the war in the Peninsula,
above.
The life and opinions of General Sir Charles James Napier. 4 vols
1857, 1857 (2nd edn).
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Napier’s other articles and reviews, see Wellesley.
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Outram, J. The conquest of Scinde: a commentary. 1846.
[Dallas, E. S.] General Sir Charles Napier. The Times 8, 10 Apr, 25
May, 24 July 1857.
[Hamley, E. B.] Life of Napier. Blackwood’s Mag 95 1864.
Holmes, T. R. W. In his Four famous soldiers, 1889.
Gwynn, S. L. A brotherhood of heroes: being memorials of Charles,
George and William Napier. 1910.
The life of Napier. Ed H. A. Bruce 2 vols 1864.
Edward Nares 1762–1841
Nares’s ms autobiography is in the lib of Merton College, Oxford. Oxford Univ
archives contain material relating to Nares’s tenure of the Regius Chair of
history.
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A preface to the iron chest. A satirical poem. Written by Thinks-I-tomyself.
[1796.]
A sermon preached at the parish church of Shobdon, Hertfordshire.
1798.
A sermon [on Matt v 21–2]. 1799.
Ε�ς θεος ε�ς µεσιτης: or an attempt to shew how far the philosophical
notion of a plurality of worlds is consistent . . . with holy
scripture. 1801.
review: [S. Smith] Edinburgh Rev 1 1802.
View of the evidences of Christianity. Bampton lectures. 1805.
A letter to F. Stone in reply to his sermon. 1807.
A sermon [on Acts ii 7–11]. Oxford 1808.
Jubilee. A sermon [on Ezra vi 10]. Cranbrook [1809].
Remarks on the version of the New Testament lately edited by the
Unitarians. 1810, 1814.
Thinks-I-to-myself: a serio-ludicro tragico-comico tale written by
Thinks-I-to-myself, who? [By E. Nares]. 1811, 2 vols 1811 (2nd edn
with additions, limited circulation), 2 vols 1811 (3rd edn), 1812 (8th
edn), Baltimore 1812, Boston 1812, Philadelphia 1812, 2 vols
London 1816, 1823 (embellished), 1826 (to which is added a preface
concerning the author), 1829; tr Ger 1827.
reviews: Br Critic 38 1811, 42 1813; Critical Rev 24 1811; GM 81
1811; Monthly Rev 66 1811; New Annual Register 32 1811; Universal
Mag 16 1811.
I says, says I: a novel. By Thinks-I-to-myself. 2 vols 1812, 1812 (2nd
edn).
reviews: Br Critic 39 1812; Universal Mag 17 1812.
A sermon [on 1 Cor i 20]. 1814.
A sermon [on Heb xiii 16] preached July 11 1816. 1816.
Syllabus for a course of lectures on modern history. Oxford 1816–17.
Syllabus of lectures on political economy. Oxford 1817.
Discourses on the three creeds . . . preached before the University of
Oxford. 1819.
Heraldic anomalies: or rank confusion in our orders of precedence.
2 vols 1823, 1824.
Memoirs of the life and administration of William Cecil, Lord
Burghley. 3 vols 1828–31.
review: [T. B. Macaulay] Edinburgh Rev 54 1832.
A few observations on the Edinburgh review of Dr Nares’s Memoir
of Lord Burghley. [E. Nares]. 1832.
Man as known to us theologically and geologically. 1834.
Continuations
Tytler, A. Elements of general history. Vol 3, being a continuation
terminating at the demise of King George III. By E. Nares. 1822,
1823 (to which is added A view of the state of arts, sciences, religion),
1825 (corrected with additions), 1827, 1837, 1839, 1840, 1855
(with additions and a continuation).
Prefaces
The Holy Bible with historical prefaces by the Rev E. Nares. 3 vols
1816–24.
Burnet, G. The history of the Reformation. Preface E. Nares. 1829,
1833 (rev and corrected with additional notes), 1837.
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White, G. C. A versatile professor. Reminiscences of the Rev E.
Nares. 1903.
Black, J. A Regency Regius: the historian Edward Nares. Oxoniensa
52 1987.
Kate Norgate 1853–1935
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England under the Angevin kings. 2 vols 1887.
review: [E. A. Freeman] EHR 2 1887.
Green, J. R. A short history of the English people. Ed Mrs J. R. Green
and K. Norgate 1892–4, 1902, 1907.
Green, J. R. Oxford studies. Ed Mrs J. R. Green and K. Norgate 1901.
John Lackland. London and New York 1902.
The minority of Henry the Third. 1912.
Richard the Lion Heart. 1924.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Carucage. EHR 3 1888.
Ode of Champagne, Count of Blois and tyrant of Burgundy. EHR 5
1890.
The bull laudabiliter. EHR 8 1893.
The battle of Hastings. EHR 9 1894. With J. A. Archer.
The alledged condemnation of King John by the court of France in
1202. Royal Historical Soc Trans n.s. 4 1900.
Julia Pardoe 1806–62
See col 1378.
Frederick York Powell 1850–1904
Bibliographies
Elton, O. Powell: his life and a selection from his letters. 2 vols
Oxford 1906. See vol 2 pp. vii–xvi.
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Early England up to the Norman Conquest. 1876, New York 1877,
1895 (11th edn).