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Philosophy and Science
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On the relation between religion and science. Edinburgh 1847, 1857
(4th edn enlarged), 1893 (as Science and religion).
Remarks on national education. Edinburgh 1847, 1848 (5th edn).
The life and correspondence of Andrew Combe, MD. Edinburgh
1850.
Remarks on the principles of criminal legislation. 1854. Review: The
Leader 1854.
Phrenology applied to painting and sculpture. 1855. Review:
Athenaeum 1855.
Translations
On the functions of the cerebellum, by Drs Gall, Vimont and
Broussais. Edinburgh 1838. By G.C.
Also works on phrenology.
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Gibbon, C. Life of Combe. 1878.
Capen, N. Reminiscences of Spurzheim and Combe. 1881.
Grant, A. C. George Combe and his circle. Unpbd PhD thesis, Univ of
Edinburgh 1960.
DeGiustino, D. Phrenology in Britain, 1815–1855: a study of George
Combe and his circle. Unpbd PhD thesis, Univ of Wisconsin 1969.
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Richard Congreve 1818–99
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Pilgrimage: a prize poem recited in Rugby School. 1837.
The new religion in its attitude to the old. 1859.
The propagation of the religion of humanity. 1860.
Religion de l’humanité. Paris 1864.
Two addresses: systematic policy, education. 1870.
Essays political, social and religious. 3 vols 1874, 1900.
Human catholicism. 2 nos 1876–7.
The religion of humanity [annual addresses]. 1878, 1881, 1882, 1894.
Also works on historical and contemporary questions.
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Thomas, P. Comte and Congreve. 1910.
Thomas Cooper 1805–92
See col 603.
Caroline Frances Cornwallis 1786–1858
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The following works are part of a series of 24 called Small books on great subjects,
all pbd anon. Cornwallis was responsible for 17 of them, and contributed
to a further 4. Her authorship was revealed posthumously by M. C. Power in
her Selections from the letters of Caroline Frances Cornwallis, 1865.
No 1: Philosophical theories and philosophical experience. 1841. ‘By
a Pariah’ (ie a woman). 2nd edn 1845 (enlarged). Philadelphia 1846
(from 2nd edn). 3rd edn 1854, rptd in Appendix to Selections
from the letters of Caroline Frances Cornwallis, 1865.
No 2: On the connection between physiology and intellectual philosophy.
1842. 3rd edn 1857 (enlarged).
review: British and Foreign Medical Rev 15, Apr 1843, attributed
to the Rev John Barlow.
No 3: On man’s power over himself to prevent or control insanity.
1843, 3rd edn 1855.
No 4: An introduction to practical organic chemistry, with reference
to the works of Davy, Brande, Liebig, etc. 1843, Philadelphia 1846,
2nd edn 1854 (rev).
No 5: A brief view of Greek philosophy up to the age of Pericles.
1844, Philadelphia 1846 (with no 6), Philadelphia 1846 (with nos
6–8), 2nd edn 1850.
review: Athenaeum 9 Nov 1844 (with number 6).
No 6: A brief view of Greek philosophy from the age of Socrates to
the coming of Christ. 1844, Philadelphia 1846 (with no 5),
Philadelphia 1846 (with nos 5, 7, 8), 2nd edn 1850.
review: Athenaeum, 9 Nov 1844 (with number 5).
No 7: Christian doctrine and practice in the second century. 1845,
Philadelphia 1846 (with nos 5, 6, 8), 2nd edn 1857 (with new postscript).
No 8: An exposition of vulgar and common errors, adapted to the
year of grace MDCCCXLV, by Thomas Brown redivivus, whilome
Knt and M.D. 1845 (imitation of Thomas Browne’s Pseudodoxia
epidemica, 1646; some material supplied by others). Philadelphia
1846 (with nos 5–7), 2nd edn 1854.
review: Athenaeum 27 Sep 1845.
No 10: On the principles of criminal law. 1846, Philadelphia 1846.
No 11: Christian sects in the nineteenth century. In a series of letters
to a lady. 1846 (some material supplied by others), 2nd edn 1850.
review: Athenaeum 31 Oct 1846.
No 12: General principles of grammar. 1847, Philadelphia 1847,
micro Cambridge MA 1994.
No 13: Sketches of geology. 1848 (some material supplied by others),
2nd edn 1854 (rev and enlarged).
No 14: On the state of man before the promulgation of Christianity.
1848, 2nd edn 1854.
No 15: Thoughts and opinions of a statesman. 1849 (mostly tr from
German of Baron von Humboldt; some material supplied by
others).
No 17: Christian doctrine and practice in the twelfth century. 1850,
Micro Evanston IL 1991.
No 18: The philosophy of Ragged Schools. 1851.
Nos 19–22: On the state of man subsequent to the promulgation of
Christianity. No 19 1851, 2nd edn 1854, reviewed in the
Athenaeum, 27 Sep 1851, and by James Martineau in the
Westminster Rev n.s. 1, Jan 1852. No 20 1852, reviewed in the
Athenaeum, 17 Apr 1852. No 21 1852, reviewed in the Athenaeum,
31 July 1852. No 22 1854.
Pericles: a tale of Athens in the eighty-third Olympiad. 2 vols 1846
(anon).
review: Athenaeum, 20 June 1846; (John Conington)
Edinburgh Rev 92, July 1850.
On the treatment of the dangerous and perishing classes of society,
in Two prize essays on juvenile delinquency. By C. F. Cornwallis
and Micaiah Hill. 1853, micros Princeton NJ [19?] and
Woodbridge CT 1990. The prizes were offered by Lady Byron.
Contributions to periodicals
Young criminals. Westminster Rev n.s. 4, July 1853.
Wycliffe and his times. Westminster Rev n.s. 6, July 1854.
The naval school on board the Illustrious. Fraser’s Mag 51 Apr 1855.
Self-education. Westminster Rev n.s. 8, July 1855.
History of the House of Savoy. Westminster Rev n.s. 9, Jan 1856.
The property of married women. Westminster Rev n.s. 10, Oct 1856.
Capabilities and disabilities of women. Westminster Rev n.s. 11, Jan
1857.
Naval education. Fraser’s Mag 56 Sep 1857.
Published letters
Selections from the letters of Caroline Frances Cornwallis. Also
some unpbd poems, original and translated, and an Appendix,
containing ‘Philosophical theories and philosophical experience’.
Ed M. C. Power 1865, micro New Haven CT 1975.
review: [Louisa A. Merivale] North British Rev 42 June 1865.
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May, Mrs. In DNB.
Power, M. C. Preface to Selections from the letters of Caroline
Frances Cornwallis, 1865. [jw]