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Final report. 1904 (rev).
See T. A. Spalding et al, The work of the London School Board, [1900].
International conference on education. 1884.
Report of a conference on secondary education held at Oxford.
Oxford 1893.
Resolutions of the Bradford Independent Labour Party. 1893. These
2 reports led to the Bryce Commission, 1895.
Parliamentary Papers
Reports of a Select Committee to inquire into the education of the
lower orders (Brougham’s Committee). 12 pts 1816–18. See Quart
Rev 19 1818, Edinburgh Rev 30–1 1818–19.
Education inquiry (1833–5) (Lord Kerry’s return). 3 vols 1835. Many
of the statistics were unreliable.
Committee on providing useful education for the poorer classes.
1838.
Manchester and Salford, educational facts and statistics: evidence
before the House of Commons. See Edinburgh Rev 95 1852.
(6) memoirs
Trimmer, Sarah. Some account of her life and writings with original
letters. 2 vols 1814.
Edgeworth, Richard Lovell. Memoirs, begun by himself and concluded
by Maria Edgeworth. 2 vols 1820.
Clarke, Edward Daniel. Life and remains, by W. Otter. 2 vols 1825.
Murray, Lindley. Memoirs in letters written by himself. York 1826.
Parr, Samuel. Aphorisms, opinions and reflections of the late Dr
Parr. Ed E. B. H. 1826.
Pestalozzi, J. H. Memoir by C. Mayo. 1828 (2nd edn). Lecture delivered
in 1826.
Parr, Samuel. Parriana. Ed E. H. Barker 2 vols 1828–9.
Lancaster, Joseph. Epitome of events and transactions in his life,
and rise and progress of the Lancasterian system, by himself.
New Haven CT 1833.
Romilly, Sir Samuel. Memoirs with selection of his correspondence,
edited by his sons. 3 vols 1840.
Arnold, Thomas. Life and correspondence, by A. P. Stanley. 1844. See
Edinburgh Rev 81 1845.
Findlay, J. J. Arnold of Rugby: his school life and contributions to
education. Cambridge 1897.
Fitch, J. G. Thomas and Matthew Arnold and their influence on
education. 1897.
Selfe, S. G. F. Dr Arnold of Rugby. 1899.
Strachey, L. In his Eminent Victorians, 1918.
Whitridge, A. Arnold of Rugby. 1928.
Trilling, L. In his Matthew Arnold, New York 1939, 1955 (rev).
Wymer, N. Dr Arnold of Rugby. 1953. Contains letters, diaries and
journals written by Dr Arnold, Mrs Arnold and friends, relations
and pupils.
Bell, Andrew. Life, comprising the history of the system of mutual
tuition, by R. and C. C. Southey. 3 vols 1844.
An old educational reformer, Andrew Bell, by J. M. D. Meiklejohn.
Edinburgh 1881.
Cooper, Thomas. Cooper’s journal. 1850.
Copleston, Edward. Memoir with selections from his diary and correspondence,
by W. I. Copleston. 1851.
Owen, Robert. Life written by himself, with selections from his
writings and correspondence. 1857.
Podmore, F. Robert Owen. 2 vols 1906.
Cole, G. D. H. Robert Owen. 1925. Ch 8, Ideas on education.
Shelley, Percy Bysshe. Life, by T. J. Hogg. 4 vols 1858. See col 436, above.
Syon House Academy; Eton 1804–10; Oxford 1810–11.
Hill, Thomas Wright. Remains, with notices of his life (1763–1851),
by himself and M. D. Hill. 1859. Hill-Top School Birmingham. See
The pupils of Hill-Top School, B (2), above.
William Sewell in Ireland. Quart Rev 108 1860.
Henslow, John Stevens. Memoir by L. Henyns (afterwards
Blomefield). 1862.
Clough, Arthur Hugh. Letters and remains. 1865. Rugby 1829–36;
Oxford 1837–48; University Hall London 1849–52. See col 596,
above.
Lennox, Lord William Pitt. Drawn on my memory. 2 vols 1866.
Westminster School 1808–14.
Dawes, Richard. Biographical notice by W. C. Henry. 1867.
Stow, David. Memoir by W. Fraser. 1868.
Pryme, George. Autobiographical recollections. Ed A. Bayne,
Cambridge 1870.
Brougham, Henry (Baron). Life and times, written by himself. 3 vols
Edinburgh 1871.
Cooper, Thomas. Life of Thomas Cooper written by himself. 1872.
Mill, John Stuart. Autobiography. Ed Helen Taylor [his step-daughter]
1873; ed R. Howson, New York 1924 (from ms). See Bentham,
below; Quart Rev 136 1874; col 2558, above.
Owen, Robert Dale. Threading my way. 1874.
Lovett, William. Life and struggles of William Lovett in pursuit of
bread, knowledge and freedom, by himself. 1876.
Macaulay, Thomas Babington (Baron). Life and letters, by G. O.
Trevelyan. 2 vols 1876. Trinity College Cambridge 1818–24.
Denison, George A. Notes of my life 1805–78. Oxford 1878, 1879.
Whewell, William. Life and correspondence, by Mrs Stair Douglas.
1881. Cambridge 1812–66, Master of Trinity College 1841–66.
Denison, George A. Middle class schools and the conscience clause.
Oxford 1883.
Hodgson, William B. Life and letters, by J. M. D. Meiklejohn. 1883.
Birkbeck, George. Memoir and review, by J. G. Godard. 1884.
Maurice, Frederick Denison. Life, chiefly told in his own letters. Ed
F. Maurice 2 vols 1884.
Pattison, Mark. Memoirs. 1885.
Froebel, Friedrich W. A. Autobiography. Tr E. Michaelis and H. K.
Moore 1886.
Jevons, W. Stanley: letters and journals, edited by his wife. 1886.
University College School 1850–1; University College London
1851, 1859–80.
Fraser, James. Second Bishop of Manchester 1818–85, by Thomas
Hughes QC. 1887.
Bradshaw, Henry. Memoir, by G. W. Prothero. 1888. Eton 1843–50;
King’s College Cambridge 1850; University Librarian 1875–86.
Thomas Poole and his friends, by Mrs Henry Sandford. 2 vols 1888.
Rogers, W. Reminiscences compiled by R. H. Hadden. 1888.
Ellis, William. Life and some account of his writings for the
improvement of education, by E. K. Blyth. 1889.
Forster, William Edward. Life, by T. Wemyss Reid. 1889.
Greton, F. E. Memory’s harkback through half-a-century 1808–58.
1889, Shrewsbury 1814, Cambridge 1822.
Thring, Edward. A memory, by H. Skrine. 1889.
Teacher and poet, by H. D. Rawnsley. 1889.
Toynbee, Arnold. F. C. Montague and P. L. Gell, in Johns Hopkins
University studies, Baltimore 1889. On Toynbee Hall.
Milnes, Richard Monckton (Baron Houghton). Life, letters and
friendships, by T. Wemyss Reid. 2 vols 1890.
Peel, Sir Robert. From private papers and correspondence, by C. S.
Parker. 3 vols 1891–9. Harrow 1801–4; Oxford 1805–8.
Sedgwick, Adam. Life and letters, by J. W. Clark and T. M. Hughes.
Cambridge 1890. See Quart Rev 172 1891.
Tait, Archibald Campbell, Archbishop of Canterbury. Life, by R. T.
Davidson and W. Benham. 2 vols 1891. Edinburgh High School
and Academy 1821–7; Glasgow University 1827–30; Oxford
1830–42; Rugby 1842–50; Oxford University Commission 1850
etc.
Wordsworth, Charles. Annals of my early life 1806–46. 1891. Harrow,
Oxford, Winchester.
Memoirs
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