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Philosophy and Science
2595 | 2596
Mag n.s. 102 Dec 1910; rptd in Leaves of the tree: studies in biography,
1911.
Lord Rayleigh. Some recollections of Henry Sidgwick. Proc of the
Soc for Psychical Research 45 1938–9.
Sidgwick, Mrs. E. Henry Sidgwick, a memoir. 1938.
Broad, C. D. Henry Sidgwick. In Ethics and the history of philosophy,
1952.
Gauld, A. The founders of psychical research. 1968.
James, D. E. Henry Sidgwick, Science and faith in Victorian
England. 1970.
Blanshard, B. Four reasonable men. Middleton CT 1984. [bs, jbs]
William Henry Smith 1808–72
See col 2657.
Mary Somerville née Fairfax later Greig
1780–1872
The Somerville Collection containing mss, letters and documents is in the
Bodleian.
§1
A preliminary dissertation to ‘The mechanism of the heavens’. 1831
(for private circulation), Philadelphia 1832.
The mechanism of the heavens. 1831.
reviews: Literary Gazette 778 1831; Athenaeum 221 1832;
Edinburgh Rev 55 1832; Monthly Rev n.s. 1 1832, Quarterly Rev 47
1832.
On the connexion of the physical sciences. 1834, Philadelphia 1834,
London 1835 (2nd edn), 1836 (3rd edn), 1840 (5th edn), 1842 (6th
edn), 1846 (7th edn), New York 1846, London 1849 (8th edn), New
York 1853, 1857, London 1858 (9th edn completely rev), New York
1871 (from 7th London edn), London 1877 (10th edn corrected and
rev by A. B. Buckley); tr Fr 1839; Ital 1841, 1861.
reviews: Athenaeum 333 1834; British Critic 16 1834; Edinburgh
Rev 59 1834; Literary Gazette 894 1834; Mechanics Mag 29 Mar
1834; Quart Rev 51 1834.
Physical geography. 2 vols 1848, 1 vol Philadelphia 1848, 2 vols
London 1849, 2 vols Philadelphia 1849, 2 vols London 1849 (rev), 1
vol Philadelphia 1850 (2nd American edn from new and rev
London edn), 2 vols London 1851 (3rd edn rev), 1 vol Philadelphia
1853 (new American edn from 3rd rev London edn with notes and
glossary by W. S. Ruschenberger), Philadelphia 1854, 1855, 1 vol
London 1858 (4th edn rev), Philadelphia 1859 (from 3rd rev
London edn), London 1862 (5th edn), New York 1867, London
1870 (6th edn rev H. W. Bates), Philadelphia 1871 (from 3rd rev
London edn), London 1877 (7th edn); tr Ger 1851; Ital 1856, 1861.
Physical geography. Mirzapore 1855 (extracted from the work of
M. Somerville and including an account of the Himalaya by B. H.
Hodgson. Ed J. R. B[allantyne]).
reviews: Athenaeum 1088 1848, Quart Rev 83 1848, Blackwood’s
Mag 66 1849.
On molecular and microscopic science. 2 vols 1869 (illus).
reviews: Edinburgh Rev 265 1869; Saturday Rev 27 1869.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
On the magnetizing power of the more refrangible solar rays.
Philosophical Trans of the Royal Soc 116 1826.
Astronomy: the comet. Quart Rev 1835.
Experiments on transmission of the chemical rays of the solar spectrum
across different media. Comptes rendus 3 1836.
Electro-magnetism. History of Davenport-invention of the application
of electro-magnetism to machinery . . . by Prof Silliman.
Also, extracts from other public journals, and information on
electricity, galvanism, electro-magnetism etc. By Mrs Somerville.
New York 1837.
On the action of the rays of the spectrum on vegetable juices.
Communicated by Sir J. Herschel. Philosophical Trans of the
Royal Soc 4 1845.
An unpbd letter of Mary Somerville. With a comment by F. E.
Hutchinson. Oxford 1929. (Rptd from The Oxford Mag.)
§2
Proctor, R. A. Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Soc Feb
1873. (Rptd in Light science for leisure hours, 1873.)
Somerville, M. Personal recollections from early life to old age of
Mary Somerville. With selections from her correspondence. By
her daughter. 1873, Boston 1874, London 1874, Boston 1876, 1879,
1885.
reviews: Fortnightly Rev 21 1874; Quart Rev 136 1874.
Walford, L. B. Mary Somerville. Blackwood’s Mag 143 1888. Rptd in
Four biographies from ‘Blackwood’, Edinburgh and London
1888.
DNB
Patterson, E. C. Mary Somerville 1780–1872. Oxford 1979.
Patterson, E. C. Mary Somerville and the cultivation of science,
1815–1840. The Hague 1983.
McKinlay, J. Mary Somerville 1780–1872. Edinburgh 1987.
Blain, V., P. Clements and I. Grundy. The feminist companion to literature
in English. 1990.
William Ritchie Sorley 1855–1935
§1
The historical method. In A. Seth and R. B. Haldane, Essays in philosophic
criticism, 1883.
On the ethics of naturalism. Edinburgh 1885, 1904 (rev).
Recent tendencies in ethics. Edinburgh 1904.
Agnosticism: its meanings and claims. 1908.
The moral life and moral worth. Cambridge 1911.
The interpretation of evolution. [1912.]
The state and morality. In The international crisis: the theory of the
state, 1916.
Moral values and the idea of God. Aberdeen and Cambridge 1918.
Spinoza. 1918.
A history of English philosophy. Cambridge 1920, 1965 (as A history
of British philosophy to 1900). Based on CHEL.
Value and reality. In Contemporary British philosophy, ed J. H.
Muirhead vol 2, 1925.
Tradition. Oxford 1926.
Articles
The morality of nations. International Jnl of Ethics 1 1891.
The philosophy of Herbert of Cherbury. Mind n.s. 4 1895.
Betting and gambling. International Jnl of Ethics 13 1903.
The knowledge of good. Hibbert Jnl 3 1905.
The method of a metaphysic of ethics. Philosophical rev 14 1905.
Ethical aspects of economics. International Jnl of Ethics 17 1907.
The interpretation of evolution. Proc Br Acad 4 1910.
The philosophical attitude. International Jnl of Ethics 20 1910.
Does religion need a philosophy? Hibbert Jnl 11 1913.
Time and reality. Mind n.s. 32 1923.
Also works on religion and contributions on philosophy to CHEL.
§2
Tennant, F. R. Sorley. Proc Br Acad 22 1935.
Muirhead, J. H. Sorley. Philosophy 11 1936.
Stout, G. F. Sorley. Mind n.s. 45 1936.
William Spalding 1809–59
See col 2302.