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1961, 1976; ed G. M. Trevelyan 1978; tr Sp (in part) 1899. P. Clarke,
Index to Trevelyan’s Life and letters of Macauley, 1881.
reviews: [Froude, Rev J. A.] Fraser’s Mag 93 1876; [Gladstone, W.
E.] Quart Rev 142 1876.
Selections from the writings of Lord Macaulay. 1876. Ed
Trevelyan.
The early history of Charles James Fox. 1880, 1880, New York 1880,
London 1881 (3rd edn), New York 1881, 1900, London 1901, 1905,
1908, 1911.
The American Revolution. 4 vols London and New York 1899–1907,
1899–1913, 1905–12, 1917–18, 1926–9; ed R. B. Morris, New York
1964 (abridged), London 1966.
reviews: [Elliot, A. R. D.] Edinburgh Rev 189 1899; [Walpole, S.]
Edinburgh Rev 199 1904.
Interludes in verse and prose. 1905, 1924.
Marginal notes by Lord Macaulay. 1907. Ed Trevelyan.
George the Third and Charles Fox: the concluding part of The
American Revolution. 2 vols 1912–14, New York 1912–14, 1915–16,
London 1921–7.
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Trevelyan’s reviews and articles, see Wellesley.
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[Dallas, E. S.] Cawnpore. The Times 31 May 1865.
[Griffin, M. J.] Trevelyan as a historian. Blackwood’s Mag 165 1899.
Trevelyan, G. M. Sir G. O. Trevelyan: a memoir by his son. 1932.
Trevelyan, G. M. Sir G. O. Trevelyan. DNB 1937.
Trevelyan, G. M. In his Autobiography and other essays, 1949.
Cowboys and kings: three great letters. Ed C. E. Morrison,
Cambridge MA 1954.
Bratcher, J. T. G. M. Trevelyan’s copy of Horace at Athens. LCUT 8
1966.
Sharon Turner 1768–1847
Turner’s ms letters to H. Coburn are in the BL.
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The history of the Anglo-Saxons . . . to the Norman Conquest. 4 vols
1799–1805, 2 vols 1807 (2nd edn enlarged), 4 vols 1820 (3rd edn), 3
vols 1823 (4th edn), 3 vols 1828, 3 vols 1836 (6th edn as vols 1–3 of
The history of England from the earliest period), 3 vols Paris
1840, 2 vols Philadelphia 1841, London 1852 (7th edn revised by
his son Sydney Turner).
An enquiry respecting the early use of rhyme. 1803 (first ptd 1802 in
an unidentified periodical).
A vindication of the genuineness of the ancient British poems of
Anuerin, Taliesin, Llywarch Hen and Merdhin. 1803.
A brief epitome of the history of England from 1066. 2 vols 1807.
Reasons for the modification of the act of Anne respecting the delivery
of books and copyright. 1813.
The history of England from the Norman Conquest to the accession
of Edward I, and continued to the death of Henry VII. 3 vols
1814–23; retitled The history of England during the Middle Ages
from the reign of William the Conqueror to the accession of
Henry VIII, 5 vols 1825 (2nd edn), 5 vols 1830 (3rd edn as vols 4–8
of The history of England from the earliest period), 4 vols 1853
(5th edn).
To the chairman of the committee upon the copyright laws. 1818.
Prolusions on the present greatness of Britain: on modern poetry:
and on the present aspect of the world. 1819. Poem.
History of the reign of Henry VIII. 1826, 1827, 1828 (3rd edn).
Registrum Wiltunese. Ed Turner et al 1827.
The history of the reigns of Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth. 2 vols
1829. Also issued with the History of Henry VIII as The modern
history of England, 4 vols 1827–9.
Connop Thirlwall | Alexander Fraser Tytler
The sacred history of the world. 3 vols 1832–7, 3 vols 1833–7 (3rd and
4th edns), 3 vols New York 1832–8 (Harper’s Family Lib), 3 vols
1840–4 (new edn); ed Sydney Turner 3 vols 1848 (8th edn).
The history of England from the earliest period to the death of
Elizabeth. 12 vols 1839. Brings together the 4 histories of England
from the Anglo-Saxons to Elizabeth.
Richard III: a poem. 1845.
Contributions to periodicals
Review of Grammar of the Sanscrita language. Quart Rev 1 1809.
Review of Austrian state papers. Quart Rev 1 1809.
Letter on the terms used by different nations to express mother.
Essays by Divers Hands 1 1829.
On the classification and affinities of the words in various languages
for father. Essays by Divers Hands 1 1829.
On the elementary compound terms and their classifications and
affinities for the numeral two. Essays by Divers Hands 1 1829.
On the affinities and diversities in all the languages of the world.
Essays by Divers Hands 1 1829.
Further illustrations of the primeval cause of affinities and
diversities of language. Essays by Divers Hands 1 1829.
Further illustrations of the preceeding principles. Essays by Divers
Hands 1 1829.
On the Asiatic origins of the Anglo-Saxons. Essays by Divers Hands
2 1834.
Alexander Fraser Tytler, Lord Woodhouselee
1747–1813
Ms works can be found in the Laing Collection at Edinburgh Univ Lib. Letters
and the draft of the Memoirs of Kames are in the NLS.
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The decisions of the court of session. [Vol supplementary to Lord
Kames’s Dictionary of decisions.] Edinburgh 1778.
Plan and outlines of a course of lectures on universal history.
Edinburgh 1783.
Essay on the life and character of Petrarch. 1784.
Essay on the principles of translation. 1791, 1797, Edinburgh 1813
(3rd edn enlarged), London 1907 (EL); ed J. Huntsman 1978.
A critical examination of Mr Whitaker’s course of Hannibal over the
Alps. Edinburgh 1798.
Ireland profiting by example, or the question considered whether
Scotland has gained or lost by the union. Edinburgh 1799.
Essay on military law and the practice of courts martial. Edinburgh
1800, 1806, 1814 (3rd edn).
Elements of general history ancient and modern. 2 vols 1801, 3 vols
Edinburgh 1801–22 (vol 3 a continuation by E. Nares), 2 vols
Edinburgh 1803 (2nd edn), 1805 (3rd edn), Philadelphia 1809, 2
vols Edinburgh 1812 (5th edn corrected and improved), 2 vols
Edinburgh 1813 (6th edn), New York 1817, Hartford CT 1818 (continued
by T. Robbins), Concord NH 1823 (adapted for schools), 2
vols London 1825 (9th edn with addns), 1839 (new edn continued
to the death of William IV), 1844 (continued to the present time
by T. E. Tomlins), ed B. Turner 1846, Concord NH 1851 (195th edn),
1855 (rev and continued to the present by J. H. Burton),
Edinburgh 1857 (new edn brought down to conclusion of war
with Russia), ed E. Bell 1875 (continued to the present by C. J.
Smith; tr Hindi 1829; abridged Cork 1824; abstracts for school use
1832, 1843; ancient history pt ptd separately Edinburgh 1850,
1851; modern history pt ptd Edinburgh 1850 (continued to 1850),
1856 (continued by J. Campbell Smith).
Memoirs of the life and writings of the Hon Henry Home of Kames.
2 vols Edinburgh 1807, 3 vols Edinburgh 1814.
An historical and critical essay on the life and character of Petrarch.
Edinburgh 1810, 1812.
Travels in France during the year 1814–15. [Vol 1 by A. Alison, W.
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