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Manners and fashion. In Sir W. H. Fowler, Fashion in deformity, as
illustrated in the customs of barbarous and civilized races, [New
York 1882]. First pbd in Westminster Rev n.s. 5 Apr 1854.
Political institutions: being part 5 of The principles of sociology.
1882, New York 1882, London 1885. See The principles of sociology,
above.
Ecclesiastical institutions. Pt 6 of The principles of sociology. 1883,
1885, New York 1886 (2nd edn). See The principles of sociology,
above.
The gospel of relaxation. In W. G. Moody, Land and labor in the
United States, New York 1883. Republishes (under altered title)
Spencer’s address to the Americans, see below.
Report of Mr Spencer’s interview and Mr Spencer’s address. In
Herbert Spencer on the Americans, and the Americans on
Herbert Spencer, 1882 (comp E. L. Youmans), New York 1883, rptd
1973; 1887. Includes text of 20 Oct 1882 interview (retitled
Spencer’s impressions of America for pbn in Popular Science
Monthly 22 Dec 1882) and his public address (retitled The gospel
of work for pbn in Popular Science Monthly 22 Jan 1883). Also pbd
in Contemporary Rev 43, Jan 1883.
reviews: [E. L. Godkin and A. G. Sedgwick], Nation 35, 26 Oct
1882; [R. E. Thompson], Amer 5, 28 Oct 1882; Saturday Rev 54, 28
Oct 1882; Critic o.s. 2, 4 Nov 1882; Spectator 55, 4 Nov 1882; M. B.
Martin, A text from Herbert Spencer, Dial 3 Jan 1883; Knowledge
3, 19 Jan 1883; M. J. Savage, Knowledge 3, 16 Feb 1883.
The coming slavery. New York 1884 (Elzevir Lib), 1888 (with other
essays). First pbd in Contemporary Rev 45, Apr 1884. Tr Rus
[1884]. See The man versus the state, below.
The man versus the state: containing The new toryism, The coming
slavery, The sins of legislators and The great political superstition.
With a postscript. London and Edinburgh 1884, New York
1884, London 1885 (8th thousand), London and Edinburgh 1892
(12th thousand), London 1892 (minor corrections and added note;
pbd with abridged and rev Social statics); 1907 (original edn reissued),
1909, New York 1916 (ed T. Beale, with W. H. Taft et al),
Caldwell ID 1940 (introd by A. J. Nock), ptd until at least 1954,
rptd 1960; London 1940 (Thinker’s Lib), Boston 1950, London
1950 (Thinker’s Lib, 2nd edn), Osnabrück 1966 (2nd pt of vol 11 of
The works of Herbert Spencer), Baltimore 1969 (ed with introd by
D. MacRae), Indianapolis 1981 (republishes introd by A. J. Nock,
with new foreword by E. Mack); contained in Political writings
(ed J. Offer), Cambridge 1994. Reprints 4 essays previously pbd
Feb–July 1884 in Contemporary Rev 45–6 and Popular Science
Monthly 24–5. Includes separately pbd The coming slavery,
above. Tr Fr 1885, 1892, 1895 (4th edn); Sp 1885, 1886, [1904], [1930],
1945, 1963; Du 1886; Ger 1886; Ital 1886; Swed [1912].
reviews: J. A. Jameson, Dial 5 Oct 1884; G. P. Macdonell, Acad 26,
20 Dec 1884; London Quart Rev n.s. 3, Jan 1885; Spectator 58, 28
Mar 1885; É. de Laveleye, Contemporary Rev 47, Apr 1885, reply by
Spencer, ibid; Nation 41, 9 July 1885; Dial 13 May 1892; J. S.
Mackenzie, International Jnl of Ethics 3, Oct 1892.
Reasons for dissenting from the philosophy of M[onsieur] Comte.
London and Edinburgh 1884, Berkeley CA 1968; tr Rus 1897.
What knowledge is of most worth? New York [1884]. First pbd in
Westminster Rev n.s. 16 July 1859. Incorporated in Education,
above.
An appendix to the Principles of sociology [3rd edn], vol 1. [1885?].
Ptd separately for private distribution. See The principles of sociology,
above.
Essays speculative and practical. New York [1885]. Reprints 5 essays
previously collected in Essays: scientific etc, above.
The nature and reality of religion. 1885. See Religion: a retrospect
and prospect, etc, below.
Religion: a retrospect and prospect, Retrogressive religion, and Last
words about agnosticism and the religion of humanity. In The
nature and reality of religion: a controversy between Frederic
Harrison and Herbert Spencer [with introd, notes and appendix
by Count d’Alviella], ed E. L. Y[oumans], 1885, New York 1885;
suppressed by Spencer June 1885, illegally repbd Boston 1885 (as
The insuppressible book: a controversy between Herbert Spencer
and Frederic Harrison, ed [with comments and addns] G.
Hamilton [M. A. Dodge]). Reprints 3 essays first pbd in
Nineteenth Cent 15–16, Jan–Nov 1884 and Popular Science
Monthly 24–6, 1884–1885. Includes rejoinders by Harrison first
pbd in Nineteenth Cent 15, Mar 1884 (The ghost of religion) and
16, Sep 1884 (Agnostic metaphysics), and Pall Mall Gazette 6144,
18 Nov 1884 (Mr Herbert Spencer and agnosticism). Pbn of The
nature etc provoked a new controversy between Spencer and
Harrison, whose letters were pbd in The Times, 29 May–10 June
1885, and rptd in The insuppressible book and Popular Science
Monthly 27, Aug 1885. The latter source also includes E. L.
Youmans’s account of the pertinent events. See also E. L. Youmans
and W. J. Youmans, Popular Science Monthly Jan 1885.
The insuppressible book. 1885. See Religion: a retrospect and
prospect, etc, above.
The factors of organic evolution [with addns]. 1887, New York 1887,
[1888?] (with The genesis of science [and addns]). First pbd in
Nineteenth Cent 19, Apr–May 1886 and Popular Science Monthly
28–9, Apr–June 1886. Tr Ger 1886.
reviews: G. J. D. Campbell, Nature 34, 12 Aug 1886; G. J.
Romanes, Nature 35, 17 Feb 1887; Mind 12 Apr 1887. See also
Romanes, The factors of organic evolution, Nature 36, 25 Aug
1887.
The genesis of science [with essay by T. H. Huxley]. New York 1887
(Humboldt Lib of Science), [1888?], nd (with The factors of
organic evolution [and addns], see above).
Preface. In F. H. Collins, An epitome of the synthetic philosophy,
1889.
[Letter to The Times of 7 Nov 1889 on the land question]. In A symposium
on the land question, ed J. H. Levy, 1890.
State-tamperings with money and banks. With introd and notes by
T. F. Brownell, New York 1890. First pbd in Westminster Rev n.s.
13 Jan 1858.
From freedom to bondage. In A plea for liberty: an argument
against socialism and socialistic legislation, ed T. Mackay, 1891,
Indianapolis 1981 (with new foreword by J. Paul). Essay also pbd
in Popular Science Monthly 38, Apr 1891. Tr Ger 1891; Romanian
1893.
Justice: being part 4 of The principles of ethics. 1891, New York 1891,
1892. See The principles of ethics, above.
The inductions of ethics; and The ethics of individual life: being
parts 2 and 3 of The principles of ethics. New York 1892, 1893. See
The principles of ethics, above.
Social statics, abridged and revised; together with The man versus
the state. 1892. See above, Social statics, and The man versus the
state.
The inadequacy of natural selection [together with Professor
Weismann’s theories]. [1893], New York 1893, 1894, 1897,
Osnabrück 1966 (1st pt of vol 17 of The works of Herbert Spencer).
First pbd in Contemporary Rev 63, Feb–May 1893; Popular
Science Monthly 42–3, Apr–Aug 1893.
Negative beneficence and positive beneficence. Pts 5–6 of The principles
of ethics. New York 1893. See The principles of ethics, above.
Professor Weismann’s theories. [1893], Osnabrück 1966 (incorporated
in 1st pt of vol 17 of The works of Herbert Spencer). First
pbd in Contemporary Rev 63, May 1893 and Popular Science
Monthly 43, Aug 1893. Incorporated in The inadequacy of
‘natural selection’, above.
A rejoinder to Professor Weismann. 1893, Osnabrück 1966 (2nd pt of
vol 17 of The works of Herbert Spencer). First pbd in
Contemporary Rev 64, Dec 1893.
Mr Herbert Spencer on the land question: being a reprint (by
Herbert Spencer
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