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Mack, E. C. and W. H. G. Armytage. Thomas Hughes: the life of the
author of Tom Brown’s school days. 1952. See pp. 292–6.
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History of the Working Tailors’ Association. [1850.] Tracts on
Christian Socialism ii.
A lecture on the slop-system, especially as it bears upon the females
engaged in it, delivered at Reading. Exeter 1852.
King’s College and Mr Maurice. 1854.
Tom Brown’s school days, by an old boy. Cambridge 1857 (5 edns),
Boston 1857 and later (as School days at Rugby), London 1858,
Leipzig 1858, London 1859, 1860, 1861, 1865, 1868, 1869, 1870, New
York 1870 and later, London 1871, 1874, Chicago [1876] and later,
London 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, Philadelphia [1881] and later,
London 1882, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1888, as Tom Brown at Rugby
Boston [1888] and later (as Tom Brown at Rugby), London 1890,
1896, 1897, 1898; numerous 20th-cent edns incl Everyman (1906)
and WC (1989); tr Ger 1867, Fr 1876, Swed 1878.
reviews: Spectator 2 May 1857; Saturday Rev 3 Oct 1857; The
Times 9 Oct 1857; [Stephen, J. F.] Edinburgh Rev 107 1858.
The scouring of the white horse: or the long vacation ramble of a
London clerk, illustrated by Richard Doyle. Cambridge ‘1859’
[1858] (2 edns), Boston 1859, London 1859, 1889 (with The ashen
faggot; a tale for Christmas), 1892.
review: Examiner 4 Dec 1858.
Account of the lock-out of engineers 1851–2, prepared for the
National Association for the Promotion of Social Science.
Cambridge 1860.
Tom Brown at Oxford, by the author of Tom Brown’s school days. 3
vols Cambridge 1861 (2 edns), Boston 1861 and later, Philadelphia
[1861] and later, New York 1861 and later, London 1864, 1865, 1869,
1870, 1871, 1872, 1874, 1875, 1877 (2 edns), 1878, 1879, 1880, 1883,
1885, 1886, 1888, 1889, 1903, 1905, 1906, 1910, 1914, 1921, 1924, 1929.
reviews: Atlantic Monthly 8 1861; Critic 23 Nov 1861; Spectator
23 Nov 1861; Athenaeum 30 Nov 1861; Examiner 14 Dec 1861;
Saturday Rev 14 Dec 1861.
Tracts for priests and people, no 1: Religio laici. Cambridge 1861 (4
edns). Afterwards included in Tracts for priests and people, ser i.
The struggle for Kansas. Appended to J. M. Ludlow, A sketch of the
history of the United States, Cambridge 1862.
The cause of freedom: which is its champion in America, the North
or the South? [1863.]
A layman’s faith. 1868.
Alfred the Great. 3 pts 1869, 1871, Boston 1871 and later, London
1873, 1874, 1877, 1878, 1881, 1887, 1898, 1907.
Memoir of a brother. 1873 (5 edns), Boston 1873, London 1874,
Boston 1875.
Lecture on the history and objects of co-operation, delivered at
Manchester, 22nd April 1878. Manchester 1878.
The old church: what shall we do with it? 1878.
The manliness of Christ. 1879, 1880, Boston 1880 and later, New
York 1880 and later, London 1894, Philadelphia 1895, London
1907.
Rugby, Tennessee: being some account of the settlement founded
on the Cumberland plateau by the Board of Aid to Land
Ownership. 1881, New York 1881.
Memoir of Daniel Macmillan. 1882, 1882 (corrected), 1883.
G. T. T. – Gone to Texas; letters from our boys. 1884 (2 edns).
Address by his honour Thos Hughes, Q.C., on the occasion of the
presentation of a testimonial in recognition of his services to the
cause of co-operation, 6th December 1884. Manchester 1885.
Life and times of Peter Cooper. 1886.
James Fraser, second Bishop of Manchester: a memoir 1818–1885.
1887 (2 edns), 1888, 1889.
Co-operative production: an address delivered at the Annual Cooperative
Congress, Carlisle. Manchester [1887].
Church reform and defence: an address delivered in Wadham
College Hall, Oxford, Advent Sunday, 1886. 1887.
David Livingstone. 1889 (2 edns), 1890, 1891, 1893, New York 1897
and later, London 1901, 1906, 1908, 1912.
Co-operative faith and practice: an address. Manchester [1890].
Fifty years ago: a layman’s address to Rugby School, Quinquagesima
Sunday, 1891. [1891.]
Vacation rambles. 1895.
Early memories for the children. 1899 (priv ptd).
Some letters of Thomas Hughes. Economic Rev 24 1914.
Fragments of autobiography. Ed H. C. Shelley, Cornhill Mag
Mar–May 1925.
Hughes also wrote introds to J. R. Lowell, Biglow Papers, 1859; J. F. D.
Maurice, Christian Socialism, 1898 etc. For Hughes’s contributions to
Contemporary Rev, Macmillan’s Mag and Quart Rev, see Wellesley vol
1, Toronto 1966; for his contributions to Fraser’s Mag see Wellesley vol 2,
Toronto 1972; for his contributions to Dark Blue, see Wellesley vol 4,
Toronto 1987.
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Ritchie, J. E. In his British Senators, 1869.
Cooper, T. In his Men of mark, 7 vols 1876–83.
Hinton, R. J. In his English radical leaders, New York 1878.
Ludlow, J. M. Thomas Hughes and Septimus Hansard. Economic
Rev 6 1896.
Cornish, J. F. Thomas Hughes. Macmillan’s Mag 74 1896. Obituary.
Tollemache, L. A. In his Essays, mock essays and character sketches.
1898.
Selfe, S. Chapters from the history of Rugby School, together with
notes on the characters and incidents depicted in Tom Brown’s
school days. Rugby 1910.
Mack, E. C. and W. H. G. Armytage. Thomas Hughes: the life of the
author of Tom Brown’s school days. 1952. [gw]
Jean Ingelow 1820–97
See col 622.
Douglas William Jerrold 1803–57
See col 2002.
Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury 1812–80
The BL holds 609 reports which Geraldine Jewsbury prepared as publisher’s
reader for Richard Bentley from 8 Feb 1860 until 8 Jan 1875. It also holds
letters from Jewsbury to Richard Bentley, George Bentley, and Mrs A. Bentley,
1860–74. The Nat Lib of Scotland holds her ms Reminiscences of Jane
Carlyle (1866). For other British holdings of her letters see LR 1, pp. 515–6.
Jewsbury’s letters to William Hepworth Dixon, editor of the Athenaeum, are
held in the Special Collections of the Lib at UCLA. The Alexander Turnbull Lib
in Wellington, New Zealand, holds 8 letters from Jewsbury to Thomas
Carlyle, 1840–1, and an extensive collection of her letters to Walter Mantell,
1857–80.
Collection
The collected writings of Geraldine Jewsbury, micro. Marlborough,
Wilts, 1994.
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Zoe: the history of two lives. 3 vols 1845, 1 vol New York 1845, new 3vol
edn London 1852, 1 vol New York 1873 (Lib of Select Novels no
52), first edn rptd London and New York 1975 (Garland’s ser of
Victorian Fiction: Novels of Faith and Doubt), 1 vol edn rptd
London 1989 (Virago Modern Classics, introd S. Foster).
reviews: [Chorley, H. F.] Athenaeum 1 Feb 1845; Fraser’s Mag 32,
Nov 1845; Manchester Examiner and Times 29 Apr 1848.