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The civil war in America: an address. 1866.
Three English statesmen: a course of lectures. 1867, New York 1867.
On Pym, Cromwell and Pitt.
The reorganization of the University of Oxford. 1868.
The political destiny of Canada. Toronto 1877, 1878, New York 1878.
Cowper. 1880, New York 1880, 1884, London 1888, 1898, 1904
(EML).
Lectures and essays. Toronto 1881 (priv ptd).
False hopes: or fallacies socialistic and semi-socialistic briefly
answered. New York 1883, London 1886.
Life of Jane Austen. 1890.
Loyalty, aristocracy and jingoism: three lectures. Toronto 1891.
Canada and the Canadian question. 1891, Toronto 1891.
A trip to England. Toronto 1891, 1892, New York 1892, London 1895.
The moral crusader: William Lloyd Garrison. Toronto 1892, New
York 1892.
The United States: an outline of political history 1492–1871. 1893,
New York 1893, 1899.
Bay leaves: translations from the Latin poets. New York 1893.
Specimens of Greek tragedy. 2 vols New York 1893. Tr Smith.
Essays on questions of the day: political and social. New York 1893,
1894 (rev), Boston 1894.
Oxford and her colleges. 1894, New York 1895, 1906.
Guesses at the riddle of existence. New York 1897, 1898.
Shakespeare the man. Toronto 1899, New York 1900.
The United Kingdom: a political history. 2 vols 1899, Toronto 1899,
New York 1899.
Commonwealth or empire? A bystander’s view of the question. New
York 1902.
In the court of history: an apology for Canadians who were opposed
to the South African War. Toronto 1902.
The founder of Christendom. Boston 1903.
My memory of Gladstone. 1904, 1904, Toronto 1904.
Irish history and the Irish question. 1905, Toronto 1905, New York
1905.
In quest of light. New York 1906.
No refuge but in truth. Toronto 1908, London 1909, New York 1909.
Reminiscences. Ed A. Haultain, New York 1910, 1911.
A selection from Smith’s correspondence. Ed A. Haultain 1913, New
York 1913.
Contributions to periodicals
For Smith’s many articles and reviews, see Wellesley.
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Andrews, C. M. Goldwin Smith. Amer Historical Rev 5 1900.
McCarthy, J. In his Portraits of the sixties, 1903.
Haultain, A. Smith: his life and opinions. 1913.
Wallace, E. Goldwin Smith: Victorian liberal. Toronto 1957.
Steffe, N. Goldwin Smith. 1986.
Lucy Toulmin Smith 1838–1911
See col 2707.
Robert Southey 1774–1843
See col 457.
Philip Henry Stanhope, 5th Earl Stanhope,
called Viscount Mahon 1821–55 1805–75
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The life of Belisarius. 1829, 1848.
History of the war of the succession in Spain. 1832–3, 1836.
Lord John Russell and Mr Macaulay on the French Revolution. 1833.
Rptd from Quart Rev 49 1833.
Letters from the Earl of Peterborough to General Stanhope in Spain.
1834. Ed Stanhope.
History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Aix-la-
Chapelle. 7 vols 1836–54, 1839–54 (as History of England from the
Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles 1713–83); ed H. Reed 2
vols New York 1849 (as History of England from the Peace of
Utrecht to the Peace of Paris); 7 vols 1853–4, (3rd edn rev), Boston
1853–4, 4 vols Leipzig 1853–4, 7 vols London 1858 (5th edn rev).
For extracts, see below.
The rise of our Indian Empire. 1838, 1876 (3rd edn). Extracted from
History of England, above.
Spain under Charles the second: extracts from the correspondence
of the honourable Alexander Stanhope. 1840. Ed Stanhope.
Essai sur la vie du grand Condé. 1842 (priv ptd); tr 1845 (as The life of
Louis Prince of Condé), New York 1845.
Correspondence between William Pitt and Charles Duke of
Rutland. 1842 (priv ptd), 1890. Ed Stanhope.
The decline of the last Stuarts: extracts from despatches. 1843. Ed
Stanhope.
The letters of Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield. 5 vols
1845–53. Ed Stanhope.
Historical essays contributed to the Quarterly Review. 1849, 1861. See
Joan of Arc, below.
The Forty-Five. 1851, 1851. Extracted from History of England,
above.
Secret correspondence connected with Mr Pitt’s return to office in
1804. 1852 (priv ptd). Ed Stanhope.
Joan of Arc. 1854. Rptd from Historical essays, above.
Lord Chatham at Chevening 1769. 1855, 1859.
Addresses delivered at Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham. 1856.
Memoirs of Sir Robert Peel. 2 vols 1856–7. Ed Stanhope and E.
Cardwell.
Were human sacrifices in use among the Romans? Correspondence
between Mr Macaulay, Sir Robert Peel and Lord Mahon. 1860
(priv ptd); in Miscellanies, below; ed T. Thayer 1878 (priv ptd) (as
Some inquiries concerning human sacrifice among the Romans).
Life of William Pitt. 4 vols 1861–2, 1862, 1867 (3rd edn), 3 vols 1879; tr
Fr 1862–3, Ital 1864.
reviews: [Cecil, R.] Quart Rev 109 1861; [Dallas, E. S.] The Times
21 May 1861, 25 Apr 1862.
Miscellanies. 1863, 1863 (rev); second ser, 1872.
review: [Macpherson, W.] Quart Rev 113 1863.
History of England comprising the reign of Queen Anne until the
Peace of Utrecht. 1870, 1870, Leipzig 1870, 2 vols London 1872 (4th
edn).
Notes of conversation with Louis-Philippe at Claremont. 1873 (priv
ptd).
The French retreat from Moscow and other historical essays. 1876.
Notes of conversations with the Duke of Wellington. 1888, 1889 (3rd
edn); ed P. Guedella, Oxford 1938 (WC).
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley.
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Macaulay, T. B. Lord Mahon’s War of the Succession. Edinburgh Rev
56 1833; rptd in his Critical and historical essays, 1843.
The Times 25 Dec 1875.
Mayer, J. Philip H. Lord Stanhope. Stuttgart 1988.
Sir James Stephen 1789–1859
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Critical and miscellaneous essays. Philadelphia 1843, 1846, 1848,
Boston 1854, 1856, New York 1873.
Essays in ecclesiastical biography. 2 vols 1849, 1853 (3rd edn); ed J. F.
Stephen 1860, 1872, 1907.