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Philosophy and Science
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Maurice, J. F. D. Sequel to the inquiry, What is revelation? 1860.
McCosh, J. In his Intuitions of the mind, 1860.
Young, J. In his Province of reason, 1860.
Smith, G. In his Rational religion, Oxford 1861.
Spencer, H. In his First principles, 1862.
Jones, J. H. Know the truth. New York 1865.
Mill, J. S. Examination of Sir William Hamilton’s philosophy. 1865
(2nd edn).
Deuchar, R. Review of Mill’s Examination of Hamilton. Edinburgh
1865.
Bolton, M. P. W. Examination of the principles of the Scoto-Oxonian
philosophy. 1869.
Green, T. H. In his Works vol 2, 1886.
Burgon, J. W. In his Lives of twelve good men, 2 vols 1888–9.
Martineau, J. In his Essays, reviews and addresses vol 3, 1891.
Harriet Martineau 1802–76
See col 1344.
James Martineau 1805–1900
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The rationale of religious inquiry. 1836, 1844, 1845, 1853, [1908] (as
What is Christianity?).
The Christian view of moral evil. 1839.
Introductory lecture on mental and moral philosophy. 1841.
Endeavours after the Christian life. 2 vols 1843–7, 1 vol 1881 (6th
edn); ed J. E. Carpenter 1907.
Miscellanies. Ed T. S. King, Boston 1852.
A plea for philosophic studies. 1854.
Essays philosophical and theological. Boston 1866, 2 vols 1868, New
York 1879.
Is there any axiom of causality? Contemporary Rev Aug 1870.
The place of mind in nature, and intuition in man. 1872.
Religion as affected by modern materialism. 1874; tr Ger 1878.
Modern materialism in its relations to religion and theology. 1876,
New York 1877.
The supposed conflict between efficient and final causation. 1877.
Ideal substitutes for God considered. 1878, 1879 (3rd edn).
The relation between ethics and religion. 1881.
A study of Spinoza. 1882, 1883 (rev).
Types of ethical theory. 2 vols Oxford 1885, 1886, 1889, 1891
(enlarged), 1898.
A study of religion, its sources and contents. 2 vols 1888, 1889 (rev),
1900.
Essays, reviews and addresses. 4 vols 1890–1.
National duties, and other sermons and addresses. Ed G. and E.
Martineau 1903.
Also specifically religious works; see col 2673.
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Tyndall, J. Materialism and its opponents. Fortnightly Rev Nov 1875.
Sidgwick, H. Martineau’s defence of types of ethical theory. Mind 11
1886.
Dyde, B. W. A basis for ethics. Mind 13 1888.
Dyde, B. W. Martineau’s idiopsychological ethics. Jnl of Speculative
Philosophy 22 1888.
Rashdall, H. Martineau and the theory of vocation. Mind 13 1888.
Moore, A. L. Science and faith. 1889.
Stephens, H. A complete analysis of Martineau’s Type of ethical
theory. [1890.]
Spencer, H. Martineau on evolution. In his Essays, 1891.
Hertz, J. H. The ethical system of Martineau. New York 1894.
Wilkinson, J. J. Martineau’s Ethik. Leipzig 1899.
Jackson, A. W. Martineau: a biography and study. 1900.
Mellone, S. H. Martineau as an ethical teacher. International Jnl of
Ethics 10 1900.
Knight, W. A. Inter amicos: letters between Martineau and Knight.
1901.
Drummond, J. and C. B. Upton. Life and letters of Martineau. 2 vols
1902.
Mellone, S. H. In his Leaders of religious thought in the nineteenth
century, 1902.
Sidgwick, H. Lectures on the ethics of Green, Spencer and
Martineau. 1902.
Crauford, A. H. G. Recollections of Martineau. 1903.
Seth, A. Martineau’s philosophy. Hibbert Jnl 1 1903. Reply by G.
Galloway, ibid.
Watson, J. Martineau: a saint of theism. Hibbert Jnl 1 1903.
Carpenter, J. E. Martineau: theologian and teacher. 1905.
Jones, H. The philosophy of Martineau in relation to the Idealism of
the present day. 1905.
Upton, C. B. Martineau’s philosophy. 1905.
Walker, L. J. Martineau and the humanists. Mind n.s. 17 1908.
Replies by F. C. S. Schiller and Walker, n.s. 18 1909.
Cadman, S. P. In his Charles Darwin and other English thinkers,
with reference to their religious and ethical value, [1911].
Mukerji, N. C. Martineau on the object and mode of moral judgment.
International Jnl of Ethics 24 1913.
John Frederick Denison Maurice 1805–72
See col 2240.
James Mill 1773–1836
Mill’s Common place books, 4 vols, are in the London Library. The Mill-
Taylor Collection in the British Library of Political and Economic Science
London School of Economics contains much material concerning James as well
as John Stuart Mill. The BL holds mss collections of Grote, Napier and Place.
Other material can be found in the Sir James Stuart mss collection in the
National Library of Scotland as well as in the Mill Collection at Somerville
College Oxford. There is a small collection of letters in the Horton Papers
Central County Library Derby.
Bibliography
Fenn, R. Concise list of the works of James Mill. In his James Mill’s
political thought, New York and London 1987.
Selections
Selected economic writings. Ed D. Winch, Edinburgh 1966. Selected
bibliography appended.
Political writings. Ed T. Ball, Cambridge 1992.
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Outline of the course of lectures. Glasgow 1802, 1804, 1806, 1828.
An essay on the impolicy of a bounty on the exportation of grain;
and on the principle which ought to regulate the commerce of
grain. 1804.
Commerce defended: an answer to the arguments by which Mr
Spence, Mr Cobbett, and others, have attempted to prove that
commerce is not a source of national wealth. 1807, 1808; New
York 1966; Edinburgh 1966. Tr Jap 1959.
Schools for all, not schools for churchmen only. 1812.
Proposals for establishing in the metropolis a day school for the
application of the methods of Bell, Lancaster and others to the
higher branches of education. 1815. Written with F. Place.
History of British India. 3 vols 1817, 1820, 6 vols 1826, 9 vols 1840–8
(with notes and continuation by H. H. Wilson), 1856, 10 vols 1858,
1872; 4 vols New York 1968. Tr Ger 1839–40.
An account of the maison de force at Ghent. 1817, rptd from
Philanthropist 25, 1817.