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Soc n.s. 2 1902. Replies by S. H. Hodgson, A. E. Taylor, and
Bosanquet, ibid.
Bryce, J. In his Studies in contemporary biography, 1903.
Jones, E. E. C. Green’s account of Aristotle’s Ethics. Hibbert Jnl 1
1903.
Nettleship, R. L. Memoir of Green. 1906.
Barbour, G. F. Green and Sidgwick, on the community of the good.
Philosophical Rev 17 1908.
Muirhead, J. H. The service of the state: four lectures on the political
teaching of Green. 1908.
MacCunn, J. In his Six radical thinkers, 1910.
Knox, H. V. Has Green answered Locke? Mind n.s. 23 1914.
Townsend, H. G. The principle of individuality in the philosophy of
Green. Ithaca NY 1914.
Sandelius, W. E. Liberalism in the political philosophy of Green. In
Six studies in nineteenth-century English literature and
thought, ed H. Orel and G. J. Worth, Lawrence KS 1962.
Le Chevalier, C. Ethique et idéalisme: le courant néo-Hegelian en
Angleterre, Bosanquet et ses amis. Paris 1963.
Randall, J. H. Green: the development of English thought from Mill
to Bradley. JHI 27 1966.
George Grote 1794–1871
See col 2429.
John Grote 1813–66
§1
A few notes on a pamphlet by Mr Shilleto entitled Thucydides or
Grote? 1851.
Old studies and new. Cambridge 1856.
Essays and reviews. Cambridge 1862.
Exploratio philosophica. 2 pts Cambridge 1865, 1900.
An examination of the Utilitarian philosophy. Ed J. P. Mayor,
Cambridge 1870.
Sermons. Cambridge 1872.
A treatise on the moral ideals. Ed J. P. Mayor, Cambridge 1876.
Plato’s utilitarianism: a dialogue by Grote and H. Sidgwick.
Classical Rev 3 1889.
§2
Whitmore, C. E. The significance of John Grote. Philosophical Rev
36 1927.
Sir William Hamilton 1788–1856
§1
Works of Reid. 2 vols Edinburgh 1846, 1 vol Edinburgh 1852 (3rd
edn), 2 vols Edinburgh 1863 (6th edn). Ed Hamilton.
Letter to De Morgan on his claim to an independent rediscovery of a
new principle in the theory of syllogism. 1847.
Discussions on philosophy and literature, education and university
reform. 1852, 1853 (enlarged), 1866.
Collected works of Stewart. 11 vols Edinburgh 1854–60. Ed Hamilton.
Lectures on metaphysics and logic. Ed H. L. Mansel and J. Veitch, 4
vols Edinburgh 1859–60, London 1861–6 (rev).
Articles
On the philosophy of the unconditioned. Edinburgh Rev 50 1829.
Philosophy of perception. Edinburgh Rev 52 1830.
On logic: recent English treatises. Edinburgh Rev 56 1833.
On idealism: Collier. Edinburgh Rev 68 1839.
§2
Calderwood, H. Philosophy of the infinite. Edinburgh 1854, 1861
(enlarged).
Hare, J. C. Vindication of Luther against his recent English
assailants. 1855 (2nd edn enlarged).
Ulrici, H. Englische Philosophie: Hamilton. Zeitschrift für
Philosophie 27 1855.
Baynes, T. S. Spencer on Hamilton. In his Edinburgh essays, 1857.
McCosh, J. Hamilton’s metaphysics. Dublin Univ Mag 54 1859.
Tyler, S. Philosophy of Hamilton. Biblical Repertory & Princeton
Rev 31 1859.
Rémusat, C. de. Hamilton. Revue des Deux Mondes Apr 1859, Mar
1860.
Deuchar, R. A brief review of ancient and modern philosophy.
Edinburgh 1864.
Jones, J. H. Know the truth: a critique on the Hamiltonian doctrine
of limitation. New York 1865.
Masson, D. In his Recent British philosophy, 1865.
Mill, J. S. Examination of Hamilton’s philosophy. 1865, 1865 (rev),
1867 (rev), 1872 (rev). See col 2558.
Stirling, J. H. Hamilton: being the philosophy of perception. 1865.
McCosh, J. Examination of Hamilton’s logic. In his Philosophical
papers, 1866.
Stirling, J. H. Was Hamilton a Berkeleian? Fortnightly Rev 1 Sep
1866.
Bolton, M. P. W. Inquisitio philosophica: an examination of the
principles of Kant and Hamilton. 1866.
Bolton, M. P. W. The Scoto-Oxonian philosophy. 1869.
‘Inquirer’. The battle of the two philosophers, Hamilton and Mill.
1866.
Mansel, H. L. The philosophy of the conditioned. 1866.
Ryan, M. The celebrated theory of parallels; with appendix refuting
Hamilton’s philosophy of the unconditioned. Washington 1866.
Veitch, J. Memoir of Hamilton. Edinburgh 1869.
Murray, J. C. Outline of Hamilton’s philosophy. Boston 1870.
‘An old student’. What do we know? 1872.
McCosh, J. In his Scottish philosophy, New York 1875.
Billing, M. Kritik öfver Hamilton’s lära om det obetingade. Lund
1877.
Liard, L. In his Les logiciens anglais, Paris 1878.
Fink, W. C. An analysis of Hamilton’s Lectures on metaphysics.
Calcutta 1880.
Morris, G. S. In his British thought and thinkers, 1880.
Monck, W. S. H. Hamilton. 1881.
Green, T. H. The logic of the formal logicians. In his Works vol 2,
1886.
Veitch, J. Hamilton. Edinburgh 1882.
Veitch, J. Hamilton: the man and his philosophy. 1883.
Bourdillart, F. La réforme logique de Hamilton. Paris 1891.
Grote, J. Exploratio philosophica, pt 2. Cambridge 1900.
Thomas Norton Harper 1821–93
The metaphysics of the School. 3 vols 1879–84.
Frederic Harrison 1831–1923
Thomas Fowler | Frederic Harrison
Order and progress. 2 pts 1875.
Science and humanity: a lay sermon. 1879.
The social factor in psychology. [1879.]
The present and the future. 1880.
The ghost of religion. In ‘E.L.Y.’ (ed), The nature and reality of religion,
1885.
Politics and a human religion. 1885.
Moral and religious socialism. 1891.
The meaning of history and other historical pieces. 1894.
Tennyson, Ruskin, Mill and other literary estimates. 1900.
Positivism: its position, aims and ideals. 1901.
The religion of duty. Philadelphia 1901.
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