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An Icelandic prose reader. Oxford 1879. With G. Vigfússon.
Alfred the Great and William the Conqueror. 1881.
Old stories from British history. 1882, 1885 (3rd edn).
Corpus poeticum boreale: the poetry of the old northern tongues. 2
vols Oxford 1883; ed L. Thompson 1974. Ed and tr with G.
Vigfússon.
History of England. 3 vols 1885–90, 1898–1900, 1 vol 1904. With J. M.
Mackay and T. F. Tout.
English history by contemporary writers. 1887. Ed Powell.
Sketches from British history. 1888, 1889.
The first nine books of the Danish history of Saxo Grammaticus
translated by Oliver Elton. 1894. Ed Powell.
Some words on allegory in England. 1895 (priv ptd); ed E. Clarke and
J. Todhunter 1910.
The tale of Thrond of Gate: commonly called Faereyinga saga. 1896.
Tr Powell.
XXIV quatrains from Omar. New York 1900. Tr Powell.
Two Oxford historians. Quart Rev 195 1902. With C. H. Firth; on S. R.
Gardiner and J. R. Green.
John Ruskin and thoughts on democracy. 1905.
Origines Islandicae: a collection of the more important sagas. 2 vols
Oxford 1905. Ed and tr with G. Vigfússon.
Collingwood, W. G. Scandinavian Britain; with chapters
introductory to the subject by F. York Powell. 1908.
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Cook, T. A. F. York Powell. Monthly Rev June 1904.
Rait, R. S. F. York Powell. EHR 19 1904.
Watson, H. B. M. Professor Powell. Athenaeum 14 May 1904.
Elton, O. Powell: his life and a selection from his letters and
occasional writings. 2 vols Oxford 1906.
Sir John Robert Seeley 1834–95
Bibliography
Wormell, D. Sir John Seeley and the uses of history. Cambridge 1980.
See pp. 211–16 (includes details of the Seeley papers and other ms
sources).
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Prize essay on the Greek tragedians and Shakespeare. City of
London School. 1850.
A parallel between Shakespeare’s King Lear and the Oedipus in
Colono of Sophocles. In Three essays on King Lear by pupils of
the City of London School, 1851.
David and Samuel, with other poems, by John Robertson. 1859.
The student’s guide to the University of Cambridge. Cambridge
1863, 1866; rev R. B. Somerset 1874. Ed Seeley.
Classical studies as an introduction to the moral sciences: an
introductory lecture. 1864.
Ecce homo: a survey of the life and work of Jesus Christ. 1866 (for
1865) (anon), 1866 (5th edn), Boston 1866, 1867, London 1867, 1895,
Boston 1903, London 1905, 1914; ed O. Lodge 1908, 1923 (EL), 1969
(new EL edn); ed J. E. Odgers 1910; tr Ger 1867, Danish 1874, Ital nd.
reviews: [Sidgwick, H.] Westminster Rev 86 1866; The Reader
Jan 1866; [Stephen, J. F.] Fraser’s Mag 73 1866; [Stanley, A. P.]
Macmillan’s Mag 14 1866; Month June 1866; Dublin Rev 59 1866;
London Quart Rev 27 1866; [Connington, J.] Contemporary Rev 7
1868; [Gladstone, W. E.] Good Words Jan–Mar 1868.
Lectures and essays. 1870; ed M. Seeley 1895.
Livy, Book 1. Oxford 1871, 1881 (3rd edn). Ed Seeley.
English lessons for English people. 1871. With E. A. Abbott.
Life and times of Stein: or Germany and Prussia in the Napoleonic
age. 3 vols Cambridge 1878, 2 vols Boston 1879; tr Ger 1883–7.
reviews: [Gardiner, S. R.] Contemporary Rev 34 1879;
International Rev 6 1879; [Duff, M. E. Grant] Macmillan’s Mag 40
1879; [Dicey, A. V.] The Nation 29 1879; Saturday Rev 47 1879.
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Natural religion, by the author of Ecce homo. 1882, Boston 1882,
London 1891 (3rd edn), 1895.
reviews: [Davies, J. L.] Contemporary Rev 42 1882; [Bradley, A.
C.] Macmillan’s Mag 47 1882.
The expansion of England. 1883, Boston 1883, Leipzig 1884, London
1888, 1895, 1898, Boston 1900, London 1911, Chicago 1971 (introd
by J. Gross); abridged 1887 (as Our colonial expansion); tr Fr 1885,
Portuguese 1891, Ital 1897, Ger 1954.
reviews: [Creighton, M.] Contemporary Rev 45 1884; [Smith, G.]
Contemporary Rev 45 1884. [Morley, J.] Macmillan’s Mag 49 1884;
[Solly, H.] Modern Rev 5 1884.
A short history of Napoleon the First. 1886, Boston 1886, London
1900, Boston 1901; tr Fr 1887.
reviews: [Gardiner, B. M.] Academy 29 1886; The house of
Bourbon, EHR 1 1886; Paul Ewald and Pope Gregory, EHR 1 1886;
[Acton, J. E.] EHR 2 1887; [Dicey, A. V.] The Nation 44 1887.
Roman imperialism and other lectures and essays. Boston 1889.
Goethe reviewed after sixty years. Boston 1893, London 1894,
Leipzig 1894.
The growth of British policy: an historical essay. 2 vols Cambridge
1895, 1903, 1 vol Cambridge 1921, 1922. Memoir by G. W. Prothero.
reviews: Athenaeum 1895 pt ii; [Rannie, D. W.] Academy 49
1896; [Gardiner, S. R.] EHR 11 1896.
Introduction to political science. Ed H. Sidgwick 1896, 1901.
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Seeley’s periodical articles, see Wellesley vol 5 1989. Other articles
and papers are listed in Wormell’s bibliography.
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Newman, J. H. An internal argument for Christianity. Month June
1866; rptd in his Discussions and arguments, 1872.
[Parker, J.] Ecce deus. 1867, New York 1867, London 1868 (3rd edn).
Stedefeld, G. F. Über die naturalistische Auffassung der Engländer.
Berlin 1869.
Myers, F. W. H. A new eirenicon. In his Essays modern, 1883.
[Doyle, J. A.] Freeman, Froude and Seeley. Quart Rev 182 1895.
Jacobs, J. In his Literary studies, 1895.
Gazeau, J. L’impérialisme anglais, son évolution: Carlyle, Seeley,
Chamberlain. Paris 1903.
Benn, A. W. In his History of English rationalism in the nineteenth
century, 1906.
Rein, A. Seeley: eine Studie über den Historiker. Langensalza 1912; tr
as Sir John Robert Seeley: a study of the historian, 1987.
Goldwin Smith 1823–1910
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The war passages in Maud. Saturday Rev 3 Nov 1855.
Oxford university reform. In Oxford essays by members of the
University, Oxford 1858.
Lectures on modern history. Oxford 1861, 1865 (as Lectures on the
study of history), New York 1866, Toronto 1873.
Irish history and Irish character. Oxford 1861, 1862.
Rational religion and the rationalistic objections of the Bampton
lectures for 1858. Oxford 1861. On H. L. Mansel, Limits of religious
thought.
Does the Bible sanction American slavery? Oxford 1863, Cambridge
MA 1863.
The Empire: a series of letters published in the Daily News. Oxford
1863.
England and America: a lecture. Atlantic Monthly Dec 1864; rptd
Boston 1865, Manchester 1865.
A letter to a Whig member of the Southern Independence
Association. Boston 1864.
A plea for the abolition of tests in the University of Oxford. Oxford
1864.
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