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Grant Allen 1848–99
See col 1449.
George Douglas Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll
1823–1900
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Address delivered to the members of the Glasgow Athenaeum.
Glasgow 1852.
Inaugural address as Chancellor of the University of St Andrews.
Edinburgh 1852.
Phrenology. North Br Rev 17 1852.
Inaugural address as Rector of the University of Glasgow. 1855.
Address of the Duke of Argyll, before the British Association for the
Advancement of Science. Glasgow 1855.
Address to the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Edinburgh 1864.
The reign of law. 1867, 1890 (19th edn).
Primeval man. 1869.
Iona. 1870, Edinburgh 1889.
On variety as an aim in nature. 1871.
On Hibernicisms in philosophy. Contemporary Rev Jan 1872.
On animal instinct. Contemporary Rev July 1875.
Morality in politics. Contemporary Rev July 1877.
The unity of nature. 1884.
The prophet of San Francisco. 1884. Reply by Henry George in his
The peer and the prophet, 1884.
Scotland as it was and as it is. 2 vols Edinburgh 1887.
The identity of thought and language. Contemporary Rev Dec
1888.
What is truth? Edinburgh 1889.
The Highland nurse: a tale. 1892.
The unseen foundations of society. 1893.
The application of the historical method to economic science.
1894.
The burdens of belief and other poems. 1894.
Lord Bacon versus Professor Huxley. Nineteenth Cent Dec 1894.
The philosophy of belief: or law in Christian theology. 1896.
Organic evolution cross-examined. 1898.
What is science? Edinburgh 1898.
Autobiography and memoirs. Ed Dowager Duchess of Argyll 2 vols
1906.
Also works on economics, religious affairs, geology and current politics.
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English, W. W. An essay on moral philosophy. 1869.
Bacon, T. S. The reign of God not the Reign of law. 1878.
Bain, F. W. The unseen foundation of The unseen foundations of
society. 1893.
‘Goth Amos’. The reign of lust, by the Duke of Oatmeal. 1895.
Knox, H. V. Argyll on purpose in nature. Philosophical Rev 7 1898.
John Austin 1790–1859
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The province of jurisprudence determined. 1832.
Centralisation. Edinburgh Rev 85 1847.
A plea for the Constitution. 1859.
Lectures on jurisprudence: or the philosophy of positive law. Ed S.
Austin 3 vols 1861–3, 1885 (5th edn); tr Fr 1894. Also referred to as
2nd edn of The province of jurisprudence determined, above.
The province of jurisprudence determined, and The uses of the
study of jurisprudence. Ed H. L. A. Hart 1954.
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Mill, J. S. Austin on jurisprudence. In his Dissertations and discussions
vol 3, 1867.
Campbell, F. G. B. An analysis of Austin’s Lectures on jurisprudence.
1877.
Clark, E. C. Practical jurisprudence. 1883.
Purnalingam, P. An epitome of Maine’s Ancient law and Austin’s
Jurisprudence. 1915.
Eastwood, R. A. A brief introduction to Austin’s theory of positive
law and sovereignty. 1916.
Eastwood, R. A. and G. W. Keeton. The Austinian theories of law and
sovereignty. 1929.
Charles Babbage 1792–1871
See col 2468.
Samuel Bailey 1791–1870
See col 2469.
Thomas Kingsmill Abbott | Alexander Bain
Alexander Bain 1818–1903
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On the applications of science to human health and well-being.
1848.
The senses and the intellect. 1855, 1864 (rev and enlarged), 1868
(enlarged), 1894; tr Fr 1873, 1889, 1895; Rus 1887.
The emotions and the will. 1859, 1865 (rev), 1875 (rev), New York
1876, 1899 (with addns); tr Fr 1885; Rus 1887.
On the study of character, including an estimate of phrenology.
1861.
An English grammar. 1863, 1872 (rev as A higher English grammar),
1879 (rev), 1904 (rev and enlarged). Also A first English grammar,
with key, 1872, 1882.
The methods of debate: an address delivered to the Aberdeen
University Debating Society. Aberdeen 1863.
A letter to Westerton, chairman of Mill’s [election] committee.
[1865.]
English composition and rhetoric. 1866, 1869, 2 vols 1887–8
(enlarged).
Mental and moral science. 1868, 2 vols 1872 (enlarged), New York
1880; tr Rus 1881.
Logic: deductive and inductive. 2 vols 1870, 1873, 1879, New York
1887 (rev); tr Fr 1875; Sp 1881.
Mind and body: the theories of their relation. 1873, 1910 (11th edn); tr
Fr 1874; Ger 1874; Rus 1880; Sp 1881.
Education as a science. 1879 (7 edns), New York 1879, 1884, 1897; tr Fr
1879; Ger 1879; Ital 1885; Sp 1888.
Presidential address to the Society for the development of the
science of education. 1879.
James Mill. 1882. Enlarged from Mind 1–2 1876–7.
John Stuart Mill. 1882. Rptd from Mind 4–5 1879–80.
Practical essays. 1884.
On teaching English, with an enquiry into the definition of poetry.
1887. Auxiliary to enlarged edn of English composition and
rhetoric, above.
Dissertations on leading philosophical topics. 1903.
Autobiography. Ed W. L. Davidson 1904. With bibliography.
Articles
Many of Bain’s articles are rptd in Practical essays, Dissertations on
leading philosophical topics, and On the study of character, above.
For additional periodical contributions see Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Constitution of matter. Westminster Rev 36 1841.
On toys. Westminster Rev 37 1842.
Mill’s Logic. Westminster Rev 39 1843.
Carlyle’s Cromwell. Westminster Rev 46 1847.
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