Freedom and Power

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Compiled by Bert F. Hoselitz

In the compilation of this bibliography several already available bibliographical studies of Lord Acton’s work have been consulted. Of greatest use was the bibliography of Lord Acton’s works compiled by W. A. Shaw, and published in his work A Bibliography of the Historical Works of Dr. Creighton, Dr. Stubbs, Dr. S. R. Gardiner and The Late Lord Acton, London, Royal Historical Society, 1903. In addition to this work the information provided by Cardinal Gasquet in his work, Lord Acton and His Circle, and the items furnished by him to the editors of Acton’s History of Freedom and Other Essays (p. 597) was very helpful. Finally, use has been made of the bibliography compiled by F. E. Lally, published in his work, As Lord Acton Says, Remington Ward, Publisher, Newport, Rhode Island, 1942. In several cases Acton’s manuscripts in the Cambridge University Library have been helpful in corroborating or correcting information derived from other sources. The published works of Lord Acton have been subdivided in six groups. An attempt has been made to arrange his publications chronologically in each group according to the date of composition or publication.

BOOKS

A Lecture on the Study of History (Inaugural Lecture delivered at Cambridge, June 11, 1895), (London, 1895). Pp. 142. Reprinted in Lectures on Modern History (London, 1906) under the title, “An Inaugural Lecture on ‘The Study of History’.” Text, pp. 1-30, footnotes, pp. 319-42.

Lectures on Modern History (delivered by Lord Acton in his ordinary course at Cambridge in the academical years 1899-1900, and 1900-1901). Published from MS. “exactly in the form in which they were delivered.” Edited by J. N. Figgis and R. V. Laurence (London, 1906) Pp. xix and 362.

Historical Essays and Studies, edited by J. N. Figgis and R. V. Laurence (London, 1907) Pp. 544.*

The History of Freedom and Other Essays, edited by J. N. Figgis and R. V. Laurence (London, 1907) Pp. xxxix and 638.**

Lectures on the French Revolution (as delivered by Lord Acton at Cambridge in the academical years 1895-96, 1896-97, 1897-98, 1898-99 in view of the history tripos of those years), edited by J. N. Figgis and R. V. Laurence (London, 1910) Pp. 379.

ARTICLES, LECTURES AND MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS

“Lord Acton’s American Diaries,” The Fortnightly Review, Vol. CX, New Series, No. DCLIX (November, 1921), pp. 727-42, Vol. CX, New Series, No. DCLX (December, 1921), pp. 917-34, and Vol. CXI, New Series, No. DCLXI (January, 1922), pp. 63-83.

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES APPEARED IN The Rambler, New Series:

“Mr. Buckle’s Thesis and Method,” Vol. X, part 55 (July, 1858), pp. 27-42. Acton’s co-editor, Richard Simpson, probably wrote the major part of this article. Republished in HES, pp. 305-23.

“Mr. Buckle’s Philosophy of History,” Vol. X, part 56 (August, 1858), pp. 88-104. Republished in HES, pp. 324-43.

“The Count de Montalembert,” Vol. X, part 60 (December, 1858), pp. 421-28.

“Political Thoughts on the Church,” Vol. XI, part 61 (January, 1859), pp. 30-49. Republished in HOF, pp. 188-211.

“The Catholic Press,” Vol. XI, part 62 (February, 1859), pp. 73-90.

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES APPEARED IN The Rambler, New Series (i.e., Third Series).*

“Historical Annotations to the Foregoing Article” (“The Abbé de Lamennais,” by the Baron d’Eskstein), Vol. I, part I (May, 1859), pp. 70-77.

“The Roman Question,” Vol. II, part V (January, 1860), pp. 136-54.

“The Political System of the Popes,” Vol. II, part V (January, 1860), pp. 154-65; Vol. III, part VII (May, 1860), pp. 27-38; Vol. IV, part XI (January, 1861), pp. 183-93.

“The States of the Church,” Vol. II, part VI (March, 1860), pp. 291-323.

“Hefele’s Life of Ximenes,” Vol. III, part VIII (July, 1860), pp. 159-70.

“National Defense,” Vol. III, part IX (September, 1860), pp. 289-300.

“Irish Education,” Vol. III, part IX (September, 1860), pp. 418-19.

“Döllinger’s History of Christianity,” Vol. IV, part XI (January, 1861), pp. 145-75.

“Notes on the Present State of Austria,” Vol. IV, part XI (January, 1861), pp. 193-205.

“Political Causes of the American Revolution,” Vol. V, part XIII (May, 1861), pp. 17-61.

“Cavour,” Vol. V, part XIV (July, 1861), pp. 141-65. Republished in HES, pp. 174-203.

“The Catholic Academy,” Vol. V, part XV (September, 1861), pp. 291-302.

“Döllinger on the Temporal Power,” Vol. VI, part XVI (November, 1861), pp. 1-62. Republished in HOF, pp. 301-74.

“Mr. Goldwin Smith’s Irish History,” Vol. VI, part XVII (January, 1862), pp. 190-220. Republished in HOF, pp. 232-69.

“The Protestant Theory of Persecution,” Vol. VI, part XVIII (March, 1862), pp. 318-51. Republished in HOF, pp. 150-87.

“Note on Events in Italy, Mexico, and Russia,” in the section on Foreign Events, Vol. VI, part XIX (May, 1862), pp. 526-34.

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES APPEARED IN The Home and Foreign Review:

“Nationality,” Vol. I, No. 1 (July, 1862), pp. 1-25. Republished in HOF, pp. 270-300.

“Secret History of Charles II,” Vol. I, No. 1 (July, 1862), pp. 146-74. Republished in HES, pp. 85-122.

“Cardinal Wiseman and the Home and Foreign Review,” Vol. I, No. 2 (October, 1862), pp. 501-20. Republished in HOF, pp. 436-60.

“Confessions of Frederick the Great,” Vol. II, No. 3 (January, 1863), pp. 152-71.

“The Waldensian Forgeries,” Vol. II, No. 4 (April, 1863), pp. 504-30. This was a contribution of Döllinger. Acton translated and edited it.

“Ultramontanism,” Vol. III, No. 5 (July, 1863), pp. 162-206.

“Mediaeval Fables of the Popes,” Vol. III, No. 6 (October, 1863), pp. 610-37.

“The Munich Congress,” Vol. IV, No. 7 (January, 1864), pp. 209-44.

“Conflicts with Rome,” Vol. IV, No. 8 (April, 1864), pp. 667-96. Republished in HOF, pp. 461-91.

Human Sacrifice, a pamphlet privately printed by Robson, Levey, and Franklyn, at London (probably 1863).

“The Civil War in America, its Place in History,” Bridgnorth Journal (January 20, 1866). Republished in HES, pp. 123-42.

“The Rise and Fall of the Mexican Empire,” Bridgnorth Journal (March 14, 1868). Republished in HES, pp. 143-72.

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES APPEARED IN The Chronicle:

“Material Resources of the Papacy,” Vol. I (March 30, 1867), pp. 7-8.

“Fra Paolo Sarpi,” ibid. (March 30), pp. 14-17.

“The Case of Monte Cassino,” ibid. (April 6), p. 33.

“Döllinger on Universities,” ibid. (April 13), pp. 57-59.

“The Ministerial Changes in Italy,” ibid. (April 20), pp. 81-83.

“Secret History of the Italian Crisis,” ibid. (April 27), pp. 102-3.

“The Secret Bull,” ibid. (May 4), pp. 124-25.

“Reminiscences of Massimo d’Azeglio,” ibid. (May 11), pp. 158-59.

“The Next General Council,” ibid. (July 13), pp. 368-70.

“Ranke” (on Ranke’s ‘Englische Geschichte’), ibid. (July 20), pp. 393-95.

“The Situation at Florence,” ibid. (July 27), pp. 415-16.

“Professor Hergenröther’s ‘Life of Photius’,” ibid. (July 27), pp. 419-21.

“M. Littré on the Middle Ages,” ibid. (August 3), pp. 443-44.

“The Early Years of H. R. H. The Prince Consort,” ibid. (August 10), pp. 470-71.

“Mr. Goldwin Smith on the Political History of England,” ibid. (August 31), pp. 543-44.

“Nicholas of Cusa,” ibid. (September 7), pp. 565-67.

“Mr. Bergenroth’s Introduction” (to Vol. II of the “Calendar of State Papers, Spanish”), ibid. (September 14), pp. 587-89.

“Essays in Academical Literature” (“Essays in Religion and Literature” edited by Archbishop Manning), ibid. (October 5), pp. 664-67.

“Maurice of Saxony,” ibid. (October 19), pp. 710-11.

“The Acta Sanctorum,” ibid. (November 2), pp. 756-58.

“Mr. Grant Duff’s ‘Glance Over Europe’,” Vol. II (January 11, 1868), pp. 31-32.

“The Queen’s Journal,” ibid. (January 18), pp. 65-66.

“Ozanam on the Fifth Century,” ibid. (February 1), pp. 106-8.

“The Massacre of St. Bartholomew,” ibid. (February 15), pp. 158-60.

Under the head of “Current Events” The Chronicle also contained a succession of notes and comments by Lord Acton on the political situation in Italy and the Papal State from March 1867 to February 1868 as follows:

1867, March 30, p. 2, from “Decentralisation checked” to p. 3, “called on to support”.

April 6, p. 27, from “The Roman papers of the 23rd of March” to p. 28, “not easily overcome”.

May 11, p. 148, Rome and Italy.

May 18, p. 171, Rome and Italy.

June 15, pp. 266-67, Italy and Rome.

June 29, pp. 314-15, Rome.

July 6, pp. 339-40, Rome.

July 13, p. 362, Rome.

July 20, pp. 386-87, Italy.

August 3, p. 435, The Revolution in Rome.

September 28, pp. 625-26, Rome and Italy.

October 5, p. 650, Rome and Italy.

October 12, p. 673, Rome.

October 19, pp. 697-98, Rome.

October 26, p. 721, The Roman Question.

November 2, pp. 745-46, The Roman Question.

November 9, pp. 769-70, Italy and France.

November 16, pp. 793-94, Italy and Rome.

November 23, p. 819, Italy and Rome.

November 30, pp. 841-2, Rome.

December 7, pp. 865-66, The Roman Question and the Conference.

December 14, p. 889, The Roman Question.

December 21, p. 914, The Roman Question.

December 29, p. 937, The Roman Question.

1868, January 4, p. 2, Italy.

January 11, p. 25, Italy.

January 18, p. 50, Italy.

January 25, p. 73, The Italian Budget.

February 8, p. 122, Letter of General della Marmora.

“The Massacre of St. Bartholomew,” North British Review, Vol. LI, No. 101 (October, 1869), pp. 30-70. Republished in HOF, pp. 101-49.

“The Pope and the Council,” North British Review, Vol. LI, No. 101 (October, 1869), pp. 127-35.

“The Vatican Council,” North British Review, Vol. LIII, No. 105 (October, 1870), pp. 183-229. Republished in HOF, pp. 492-550.

“The Borgias and Their Latest Historian,” North British Review, Vol. LIII, No. 106 (January, 1871), pp. 351-67. Republished in HES, pp. 65-84.

The War of 1870, A lecture, London, 1871. Republished in HES, pp. 226-72.

“Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the Reign of Henry VIII,” The Quarterly Review, Vol. CXLIII, No. 285 (January, 1877), pp. 1-51. Republished under the title, “Wolsey and the Divorce of Henry VIII,” in HES, pp. 1-64.

The History of Freedom in Antiquity, an address delivered February 26, 1877 (Bridgnorth, 1877). Pp. 11. Republished in HOF, pp. 1-29.

The History of Freedom in Christianity, an address delivered May 28, 1877 (Bridgnorth, 1877). Pp. 12. Republished in HOF, pp. 30-60.

“Sir Erskine May’s ‘Democracy in Europe’,” The Quarterly Review, Vol. CXLV, No. 289 (January, 1878), pp. 112-42. Republished in HOF, pp. 61-100.

“J. W. Cross’s ‘Life of George Eliot’,” The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XVII, No. 97 (March, 1885), pp. 464-85. Republished in HES under the title “George Eliot’s Life,” pp. 273-304.

“German Schools of History,” English Historical Review, Vol. I, No. 1 (June, 1886), pp. 7-42. Republished in HES, pp. 344-92.

“Wilhelm von Giesebrecht,” English Historical Review, Vol. V, No. 18 (April, 1890), pp. 306-10. Republished in HES, pp. 496-502.

“Döllinger’s Historical Work,” English Historical Review, Vol. V, No. 20 (October, 1890), pp. 700-44. Republished in HOF, pp. 375-435.

Introductory note to L. A. Burd’s edition of Il Principe by Niccolo Machiavelli (Oxford, 1891). The Introductory Note covers pp. xix-xL. Reprinted in HOF, 212-31.

The Causes of the Franco-German War, an essay read before the Trinity Historical Society at Cambridge, the “Eranus” society at Cambridge, and the S. Catharine’s College Historical Society at Cambridge in 1899. Republished under the title, “The Causes of the Franco-Prussian War,” in HES, pp. 204-25.

Record Experiences, an essay read before the Trinity Historical Society at Cambridge and the “Eranus” Society at Cambridge, 1899 [unpublished?].

Introduction to Annals of Politics and Culture, by G. P. Gooch (Cambridge, 1901). The Introduction covers p. v.

CORRESPONDENCE

(This section includes the private correspondence of Lord Acton, as far as it has been published as well as his open letters, letters to editors, circulars, etc.)

Selections from the Correspondence of the First Lord Acton, edited with an introduction by J. N. Figgis and R. V. Laurence (London, 1917), Vol. I [all published], pp. xx and 324. The correspondence covers the period from 1844 to 1900.

Lord Acton and His Circle, edited with an introduction by Abbot (later Cardinal) Gasquet (London and New York, 1906), pp. lxxxviii and 372. The correspondence covers the period from 16 February, 1858 to 16 January, 1875.

Letter on “Our Public Schools and Universities before the Reformation” (signed A.), The Rambler, New Series (i.e. Third Series), Vol. VI, part XVI (November, 1861), pp. 119-24.

Letter on “The Danger of Physical Science” (signed N. N.), The Rambler, New Series (i.e. Third Series), Vol. VI, part XIX (May, 1862), pp. 526-34.

Letter of Sir John Acton to General Robert E. Lee (dated Bologna, November 4, 1866), reprinted in D. S. Freeman, Robert E. Lee (New York and London, 1935), Vol. IV, pp. 515-17.

Römische Briefe vom Concil, by Quirinus, four parts (Munich, 1870). Pp. 710. English translation, Letters from Rome on the Council, three series (London, 1870). Pp. 856. These letters appeared originally in the Augsburger Allgemeine Zeitung during December 1869 and the first part of 1870.

Sendschreiben an einen deutschen Bischof des vaticanischen Concils (Nördlingen, September, 1870). Pp. 19 (dated Tegernsee, August 30, 1870).

Letters to the Times on the Vatican Degrees. Times, November 9, 1874, November 24, 1874, November 30, 1874, and December 12, 1874. Reprinted in Selections from the Correspondence of the First Lord Acton, edited by J. N. Figgis and R. V. Laurence (London, 1917), pp. 119-44.

“Harpsfield’s ‘Narrative of the Divorce’,” The Academy, Vol. IX, No. 216, New Series (June 24, 1876), pp. 609-10.

Letters of Lord Acton to Mary Gladstone (Mrs. Drew), edited with an introductory memoir by Herbert Paul (London and New York, 1904), p. 353. The correspondence covers the period from October, 1874 to January, 1886.

The same, second edition (London, 1913). The correspondence covers the period from October 1874 to the end of 1898.

Letter to Mary Gladstone (Mrs. Drew) on the Hundred Best Books. Published in Clement Shorter, “Lord Acton’s Hundred Best Books,” Pall Mall Magazine, Vol. XXXVI, No. 147 (July, 1905), pp. 4-7. The letter was written apparently in the year 1882 or 1883.

“Briefe Lord Acton’s über George Eliot,” contributed by Rudolf Imelmann, published in Probleme der englischen Sprache und Kultur (edited by Wolfgang Keller) (Heidelberg, 1925), pp. 195-207. The letters were written between October 19, 1885 and March 11, 1886.

Extracts from letters to Mandell Creighton on the latter’s work on the History of the Papacy. Published in HES, pp. 503-7. The letters were written probably in 1887.

Letters to the Syndicate of the Cambridge University Press on the plan of its proposed Universal History. Published in a booklet of the Cambridge University Press, The Cambridge Modern History, etc. (Cambridge, 1907). The letters were written in the late 1890’s.

Printed circular to the contributors “From the Editor of the Cambridge Modern History,” dated at Cambridge, March 12, 1898. Published in Lectures on Modern History (London, 1907). Pp. 315-18.

EDITED MATTER

Les matinés royales, ou l’art de régner, opuscule inédit de Frédéric II, dit le Grand, Roi de Prusse. Edited by Lord Acton (London and Edinburgh, 1863). P. 35.

Introdution to Letters of James II, to the Abbot of La Trappe, edited by Lord Acton, Miscellanies of the Philobiblion Society, Vol. XIV (London, 1872-76). The Introduction by Lord Acton covers pp. iii-xv.

The second book containing all the historical portions of Dr. Harpsfield, Narrative of the Divorce (privately printed by Whittingham and Wilkins, London, 1877). Pp. 124.

SPEECH IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS

“The Roman Government Question,” Sir John Acton’s speech in Parliament as reported in Hansard, Parliamentary Debates, Vol. CLVIII (Third Series), cols. 679-81 [23 Victoria], 1860.

BOOK REVIEWS

In The Rambler, New Series

Thomas Macknight, “History of the Life and Times of Edmund Burke,” Vol. IX, part 53 (April, 1858), pp. 268-73.

R. P. Félix, “Le progrès par le Christianisme: Conférences de Notre Dame de Paris,” Vol. X, part 55 (July, 1858), pp. 70-72.

M. Villemain, La Tribune Moderne, Vol. X, part 56 (August, 1858), pp. 140-42.

A. Theiner, “Documents inédits relatifs aux affaires réligieuses de France,” Vol. X, part 58 (October, 1858), pp. 265-67.

Thomas Carlyle, “History of Frederick II of Prussia, called Frederick the Great,” Vol. X, part 60 (December, 1858), p. 429.

In The Rambler, New Series (i.e., Third Series):

Schmidt—Weissenfels, “Geschichte der französischen Revolutions—Literatur.” Vol. II, part IV (November, 1859), pp. 104-7.

J. B. Robertson, “Lectures on Ancient and Modern History” Vol. II, part VI (March, 1860), pp. 396-98.

P. Charles of St. Aloysius, “Statistisches Jahrbuch der Kirche,” Vol. III, part VIII (July, 1860), pp. 262-64.

“The Tyrolese Patriots of 1809” by the Author of “Du Guesclin,” Vol. IV, part X (November, 1860), pp. 126-28.

J. F. A. Peyré, “Histoire de la Première Croisade,” Vol. V, part XV (September, 1861), pp. 403-6.

F. Guizot, “The Christian Church and Society in 1861,” Vol. VI, part XVII (January, 1862), pp. 265-68.

G. Finlay, “History of the Greek Revolution,” Vol. VI, part XVIII (March, 1862), pp. 404-8.

E. Arnold, “The Marquis of Dalhousie’s Administration of British India,” Vol. VI, part XIX (May, 1862), pp. 534-36.

In The Home and Foreign Review:

F. Beckman, “Zur Geschichte des Kopernikanischen Systems,” Vol. I, No. 1 (July, 1862), pp. 240-41.

Alex. Teulet, “Relations politiques de la France et de l’Espagne avec l’Ecosse au XVIme siècle,” ibid., p. 241.

J. Spedding, “Letters and Life of Francis Bacon,” ibid., pp. 241-42.

Le Père J. M. Prat, “Histoire du père Ribadeneyra,” ibid., pp. 242-43.

H. d’Arbois de Jubainville, “Histoire des ducs de Champagne,” Vol. I, No. II (October, 1862), pp. 538-40.

Le Baron Kervyn de Lettenhove, “Commentaires de Charles Quint,” ibid., pp. 540-42.

V. Fournel, “La Littérature indépendante,” ibid., pp. 542-43.

A. F. DeCareil, “Œuvres de Leibniz,” ibid., pp. 543-45.

M. Matter, “Saint Martin, le philosophe inconnu,” ibid., pp. 545-47.

M. Mortimer-Ternaux, “Histoire de la Terreur,” ibid., pp. 547-48.

“Mémoires sur Carnot, par son fils,” ibid., pp. 548-50.

“Mémoires de M. Dupin,” ibid., pp. 550-51.

P. Gagarin, “Œuvres choisies de Pierre Tchadaïef,” ibid., pp. 551-52.

F. Hülskamp and H. Rump, “Literarischer Handweiser für das katholische Deutschland,” ibid., pp. 561-62.

H. Formby, “Pictorial Bible and Church History Stories,” Vol. II, No. III (January, 1863), pp. 215-19.

B. Niehues, “Geschichte des Verhältnisses zwischen Kaiserthum und Papstthum im Mittelalter,” ibid., pp. 220-21.

H. Holland, “Geschichte der altdeutschen Dichtkunst in Bayern,” ibid., pp. 221-23.

G. A. Bergenroth, “Calendar of State Papers, Spanish,” ibid., pp. 227-30.

E. H. J. Reusens, “Anecdota Adriani Sexti,” ibid., pp. 230-31.

Hugo Laemmer, “Monumenta vaticana historiam ecclesiasticam saeculi XVI illustrantia,” ibid., pp. 231-33.

W. Roscher, “Die deutsche Nationalökonomie,” ibid., pp. 233-5.

A. Gindely, “Meine Forschungen in fremden und einheimischen Archiven,” ibid., pp. 235-36.

M. Napier, “Memorials of Graham of Claverhouse, Viscount Dundee,” ibid., pp. 236-37.

“Recueil de documents sur l’histoire de Lorraine,” ibid., pp. 237-38.

L. Dussieux and E. Soulié, “Mémoires du Duc de Luynes, 1735-58,” ibid., pp. 238-39.

L. Schauer and Alp Chuquet, “La correspondance inédite de L. C. Saint Martin et Kirchberger baron de Liebistorf, 1792-7,” ibid., pp. 240-42.

C. von Martens, “Vor fünfzig Jahren. Tagebuch meines Feldzugs in Russland, 1812,” ibid., pp. 242-43.

M. Bogdanowitsch, “Geschichte des Feldzugs im Jahre 1812,” ibid., pp. 243-44.

A. Thiers, “Histoire du Consulat et de l’Empire,” ibid., pp. 244-48.

Jos. Beck, “Freiherr I. Heinrich von Wessenberg,” ibid., pp. 248-50.

T. Arnold, “A Manual of English Literature,” ibid., pp. 250-54.

C. Knight, “The Popular History of England,” ibid., pp. 254-57.

F. Arnold, “The Public Life of Lord Macaulay,” ibid., pp. 257-60.

J. J. Thonissen, “Vie du Comte Félix de Mérode,” ibid., pp. 268-70.

“Zeitgenossen... von A. von Reumont,” ibid., pp. 270-72.

Dr. Hoefer, “Nouvelle Biographie Générale, Vol. XL,” ibid., pp. 274-76.

“Mémoires de Canler, ancien chef du service de la Sûreté,” ibid., pp. 276-77.

J. A. Gerth von Wijk, “Specimen historico-theologicum exhibens historiam ecclesiae ultrajectinae Romano-Catholicae male Jansenisticae dictae,” ibid., pp. 277-78.

“Die kirchliche Frage und ihre protestantische Lösung.. mit Beziehung auf die Schriften J. J. I. von Döllinger’s und Bischof von Ketteler’s,” ibid., pp. 281-83.

F. J. Buss, “Oesterreichs Umbau im Verhältniss des Reichs zur Kirche,” ibid., pp. 283-84.

F. Bodenstedt, “Russische Fragmente,” ibid., pp. 284-86.

E. A. Freeman, “History of Federal Government,” Vol. II, No. IV (April, 1863), pp. 587-89.

C. Merivale, “History of the Romans under the Empire,” ibid., pp. 589-93.

J. C. Morison, “The Life and Times of St. Bernard, Abbot of Clairvaux,” ibid., pp. 608-12.

T. L. Kington, “History of Frederick II,” ibid., pp. 613-14.

J. C. Kopp, “Geschichte der eidgenössischen Bünde,” ibid., pp. 615-16.

P. Villari, “History of Girolamo Savonarola,” ibid., pp. 616-17.

W. N. Sainsbury, “Calendar of Colonial State Papers, 1513-16,” ibid., pp. 617-19.

Armand Baschet, “La diplomatie Vénitienne. Les princes de l’Europe au XVIième siècle,” ibid., pp. 622-23.

C. de Moüy, “Don Carlos et Philippe II,” ibid., pp. 623-25.

J. J. I. von Döllinger, “Beiträge zur politischen, kirchlichen und Cultur-Geschichte der sechs letzten Jahrhunderte,” ibid., pp. 625-29.

F. von Hurter, “Wallenstein’s vier letzte Lebensjahre,” ibid., pp. 629-31.

Honoré Bonhomme, “Madame de Maintenon et sa famille,” ibid., pp. 631-32.

Edmund et Jules de Goncourt, “La femme au dix-huitième siècle,” ibid., pp. 632-34.

T. Macknight, “Life of Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke,” ibid., pp. 634-37.

L. Häusser, “Deutsche Geschichte, Vols. II and III,” ibid., pp. 642-45.

N. W. Senior, “Biographical Sketches,” ibid., pp. 64547.

M. Guizot, “Histoire parlementaire de France,” ibid., pp. 650-51.

Sir G. C. Lewis, “A Dialogue on the best Form of Government,” ibid., pp. 651-52.

H. W. J. Thiersch, “Griechenlands Schicksale,” ibid., pp. 652-55.

B. Carneri, “Demokratie, Nationalität und Napoleonismus,” ibid., pp. 655-56.

E. M. Hudson, “The Second War of Independence in America,” ibid., pp. 656-59.

E. Augier, “Le fils de Giboyer,” ibid., pp. 666-69.

Edward Vaughan Kenealy, “A New Pantomime,” ibid., pp. 669-74.

H. Brockhaus (Ersch und Grüber), “Allgemeine Encyclopädie,” Vol. III, No. V (July, 1863), pp. 269-70.

M. C. Debombourg, “Atlas chronologique des Etats de l’Eglise,” ibid., p. 279.

G. F. Maclear, “A History of Christian Missions during the Middle Ages,” ibid., pp. 279-82.

(?) M. l’Abbé Alliez, “Histoire du Monastère de Lérins,” ibid., pp. 282-83.

M. A. Huguenin, “Histoire du royaume Mérovingien,” ibid., pp. 283-84.

A. de Brimont, “Un Pape au Moyen Age,” ibid., pp. 284-85.

L’Abbé Magnan, “Histoire d’Urbain V,” ibid., pp. 285-86.

L’Abbé J. B. Christophe, “Histoire de la Papauté pendant le XVme Siècle,” ibid., pp. 287-89.

J. Janssen, “Frankfurt’s Reichscorrespondenz, 1376-1439,” ibid., pp. 289-90.

E. H. J. Reussens, “Syntagma Doctrinae Theologicae,” ibid., p. 290.

E. Stähelin, “Johannes Calvin: Leben und ausgewählte Schriften,” ibid., pp. 290-91.

Jakob Maehly, “Sebastian Castellio,” ibid., pp. 291-92.

F. Brandes, “John Knox,” ibid., p. 292.

E. Benoist, “Guichardin,” ibid., pp. 292-93.

A. Reumont d’Aquisgrana, “Bibliografia dei lavori pubblicati in Germania sulla Storia d’Italia,” ibid., pp. 293-95.

R. R. Madden, “Galileo and the Inquisition,” ibid., p. 295.

S. R. Gardiner, “History of England, 1603-16,” ibid., pp. 296-97.

M. C. Hippeau, “Mémoires inédits du Comte Leveneur de Tillières,” ibid., pp. 297-98.

H. Woodhead, “Memoirs of Christina, Queen of Sweden,” ibid., p. 300.

Count Macdonnel, “Diary of an Austrian Secretary of Legation at the Court of Czar Peter the Great,” ibid., p. 300.

M. Roux, “Mémoires de l’Abbé Le Cendre,” ibid., pp. 303-5.

A. Coquerel fils, “Voltaire, lettres inédites sur la tolérance,” ibid., pp. 305-6.

C. Desmaze, “Le Châtelet de Paris,” ibid., p. 306.

Dom Devienne, “Histoire de la ville de Bordeaux,” ibid., p. 307.

M. Kayserling, “Moses Mendelssohn,” ibid., 307-9.

W. Herbst, “Matthias Claudius der Wandsbecker Bote,” ibid., p. 309.

Silvestre de Sacy, “Dacier: tableau historique de l’Erudition française depuis 1789,” ibid., pp, 309-10.

F. Colincamp and M. Naudet, “J. F. Boissonade, critique littéraire sous le premier Empire,” ibid., pp. 310-11.

Alexandre Sorel, “Le Couvent des Carmes et le Séminaire de Saint-Sulpice pendant la Terreur,” ibid., pp. 311-12.

W. Massey, “History of England during the Reign of George III,” ibid., pp. 312-14.

Maximilian Ritter von Thielen, “Erinnerungen aus dem Kriegerleben &c.,” ibid., pp. 314-15.

A. Nettement, “Histoire de la Restauration,” ibid., pp. 316-18.

C. A. Sainte-Beuve, “Nouveaux Lundis,” ibid., pp. 318-19.

A. M. du Gratry, “La République de Paraguay,” ibid., pp. 319-20.

Charles Calvo, “Recueil complet de Traités de tous les états de l’Amérique Latine,” ibid., pp. 320-21.

Bonamy Price, “Venetia and the Quadrilateral,” ibid., pp. 321-22.

“Thirteen Months in the Rebel Army: by an impressed New Yorker,” ibid., pp. 325-26.

“Two months in the Confederate States: by an English Merchant,” ibid., pp. 326-37.

F. D. Gerlach, “Vorgeschichte, &c., des Römischen Staats,” Vol. III, No. VI (October, 1863), pp. 679-81.

A. Potthast, “Bibliotheca Historica Medii Aevi,” ibid., pp. 681-82.

J. Carnaudet, “Acta Sanctorum,” ibid., pp. 682-85.

M. Joël, “Verhältniss Albert des Grossen zu Moses Maimonides,” ibid., pp. 689-90.

W. A. Hollenberg, “Studien zu Bonaventura,” ibid., p. 690.

S. Sugenheim, “Geschichte der Aufhebung der Leibeigenschaft in Europa,” ibid., pp. 691-92.

Mgr. Jager, “Histoire de l’Eglise Catholique en France,” ibid., pp. 693-94.

F. Gregorovius, “Geschichte der Stadt Rom im Mittelalter,” ibid., pp. 694-95.

J. Friedrich, “Johann Wessel,” ibid., pp. 696-97.

V. Fournel, “Les contemporains de Molière,” ibid., pp. 697-98.

Ch. Marty-Laveaux, “Œuvres de P. Corneille,” ibid., pp. 698-99.

F. Lachat, “Œuvres complètes de Bossuet,” ibid., pp. 699-701.

M. le Cte. de Seilhac, “L’Abbé Dubois,” ibid., pp. 701-2.

Alfred Ritter von Arneth, “Maria Theresia’s erste Regierungsjahre,” ibid., pp. 702-3.

C. H. Gildemeister, “Johann Georg Hamann’s des ‘Magus in Norden’ Autorschaft,” ibid., pp. 703-4.

H. Nadault de Buffon, “Buffon; sa Famille, &c.,” ibid., pp. 704-11.

A. Springer, “Geschichte Oesterreichs seit 1809,” ibid., pp. 711-13.

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J. G. Phillimore, “History of England during the Reign of George III,” ibid., pp. 713-15.

T. E. May, “Constitutional History of England,” ibid., pp. 715-18.

E. Scherer, “Etudes critiques sur la littérature contemporaine,” ibid., pp. 718-20.

F. Wolf, “Histoire de la littérature Brésilienne,” ibid., pp. 722-24.

C. Nitsch, “Die evangelische Bewegung in Italien,” ibid., pp. 724-26.

Adolf Stahr, “Tiberius,” Vol. IV, No. VII (January, 1864), pp. 276-81.

J. E. Doyle, “A Chronicle of England, B.C. 55-A.D. 1485,” ibid., pp. 289-90.

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H. E. Manning, “Sermons on Ecclesiastical Subjects,” ibid., pp. 310-12.

G. de Molinari, “Cours d’économie politique,” ibid., pp. 313-15.

W. Forsyth, “Life of M. T. Cicero,” Vol. IV, No. VIII (April, 1864), p. 705.

J. W. Jones, “The Travels of Ludovico di Varthema,” ibid., pp. 707-8.

Sylvester Malone, “A Church History of Ireland,” ibid., pp. 708-15.

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F. Laurent, “Etudes sur l’histoire de l’Humanité,” loc. cit.

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M. Matter, “Swedenborg,” ibid., p. 717.

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Max von Eelking, “Die deutschen Hülfstruppen im Nordamerikanischen Befreiungskriege,” ibid., pp. 719-20.

H. Richelot, “Goethe, ses mémoires, &c.,” ibid., pp. 720-21.

W. Reymond, “Corneille, Shakespeare et Goethe,” ibid., p. 721.

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Léon Verdier, “Histoire politique et littéraire de la Restauration,” ibid., pp. 722-23.

M. Guizot, “Mémoires pour servir à l’histoire de mon temps,” ibid., pp. 723-24.

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In The Chronicle

“Instruzione del Duca di Savoia Carlo Emmanuele I. al Marchese Fr. Villa inviato alla Maestà del Re d’ Inghilterra,” Vol. I (March 30, 1867), pp. 18-19.

L. Chodzko, “Le Métropolitain K. G. C. Cieciszowski et son temps,” ibid., p. 19.

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M. Amari, “La Guerra del Vespro Siciliano,” ibid., p. 165.

J. Crétineau-Joly, “Histoire des trois derniers Princes de la Maison de Condé,” ibid., pp. 165-66.

A. von Reumont, “Geschichte der Stadt Rom,” (May 18, 1867), pp. 187-88.

P. Emiliani-Giudici, “Storia dei Comuni Italiani,” p. 188.

Le Comte de Christen, “Journal de ma Captivité,” ibid., p. 189.

A. Mickiewicz, “Histoire populaire de la Pologne,” ibid. (June 1st, 1867), p. 233.

J. Vapereau, “L’année littéraire et dramatique,” ibid., p. 234.

J. G. Courcelle-Seneuil, “Traité théorique et pratique d’économie politique,” ibid., p. 235.

A. Bardonnet, “Procès-verbal de délivrance à Jean Chandos, Commissaire du Roi d’Angleterre, des places françaises abandonnées par le traité de Bretigny,” ibid. (June 8, 1867), pp. 258-59.

M. W. Freer, “The Regency of Anne of Austria, mother of Louis XIV,” ibid., p. 259.

A. Coppi, “Annali d’Italia dal 1750,” ibid., pp. 259-60.

Dr. von H.. st, “Das Attentat vom 4 April, 1866,” ibid. (June 15, 1867), p. 284.

G. Rosa, “Storia generale delle Storie,” ibid. (June 22, 1867), p. 306.

Lizzie S. Eden, “A Lady’s Glimpse of the late War in Bohemia,” ibid., p. 307.

E. Hatin, “Bibliographie historique et critique de la presse périodique,” ibid. (June 29, 1867), p. 332.

C. Kingsley, “Three lectures on the Ancien Régime,” ibid. (July 13, 1867), pp. 379-80.

M. Guizot, “Mémoires pour servir à l’histoire de mon temps,” ibid., p. 380.

M. Saint-Marc Girardin, “La Fontaine et les Fabulistes,” ibid., p. 380.

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H. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, “Friedrich von Gentz,” ibid., p. 403.

W. L. Gage, “Life of Professor Carl Ritter,” ibid., pp. 403-4.

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P. Clément, “L’Italie en 1671,” ibid. (July 27, 1867), p. 426.

O. Hamst, “A Martyr to Bibliography,” ibid., p. 426.

A. de Pontmartin, “Nouveaux Samedis,” ibid., p. 426.

E. E. Marcy, “Christianity and its Conflicts, Ancient and Modern,” ibid. (August 3, 1867), p. 450.

E. Chasles, “Michel de Cervantes,” ibid., pp. 450-51.

E. Quinet, “Histoire de la Campagne de 1815,” ibid., p. 451.

M. Kayserling, “Geschichte der Juden in Portugal,” ibid., (August 10, 1867), p. 475.

M. Lenient, “La Satire en France au XVIme Siècle,” ibid., p. 475.

A. Geffroy, “Gustave III et la cour de France,” ibid., pp. 475-76.

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T. Juste, “Le Comte le Hon,” ibid., pp. 572-73.

M. Nourrisson, “La politique de Bossuet,” ibid. (September 14, 1867), p. 596.

J. B. Mullinger, “Cambridge Characteristics in the 17th Century,” ibid., pp. 596-97.

L. Ratisbonne, “Alfred de Vigny: Journal d’un poète,” ibid., p. 597.

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W. Wattenbach, “Algier,” ibid., pp. 692-93.

M. Ritter, “Geschichte der deutschen Union.... 1598-1612,” ibid. (October 19, 1867), p. 716.

W. L. Holland, “Briefe der Herzogin Elisabeth Charlotte von Orléans, 1676-1706,” ibid., pp. 716-17.

M. Wohl, “Mahnruf zur Bewahrung Suddeutschlands,” ibid., p. 717.

E. H. Meyer, “J. M. Lappenberg,” ibid. (October 26, 1867), p. 740.

J. R. Browne, “The Land of Thor,” ibid., pp. 740-41.

T. Toeche, “Kaiser Heinrich VI,” (November 2, 1867), pp. 764-65.

“Die vorgebliche Tochter der Kaiserin Elisabeth Petrowna,” ibid., p. 765.

Lucia Norman, “A Youth’s History of California,” ibid. (November 9, 1867), pp. 787-88.

L. Passy, “Histoire Administrative, 1789-1815,” ibid., p. 788.

G. Peacock, “Handbook of Abyssinia,” ibid., p. 788.

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Th. von Karajan, “Abraham à Sancta Clara,” ibid. (December 14, 1867), p. 906.

H. Rüttimann, “Das nordamerikanische Bundesstaatsrecht,” ibid. (December 21, 1867), p. 929.

S. Smiles, “The Huguenots,” ibid. (December 28, 1867), pp. 953-54.

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W. H. Riehl, “Neues Novellenbuch,” ibid. (January 18, 1868), p. 68.

C. von Schätzler, “Neue Aufersuchungen über das Dogma von der Gnade und das Wesen des christlichen Glaubens,” ibid., pp. 68-69.

Le Marquis de Noailles, “Henri de Valois et la Pologne en 1572,” ibid. (January 25, 1868), p. 90.

A. Bisset, “History of the Commonwealth of England,” ibid. (February 8, 1868), pp. 139-40.

Major B. B. Malleson, “History of the French in India, 1674-1761,” ibid. (February 15, 1868), pp. 163-64.

In The North British Review

G. Martha, “Le poème de Lucrèce; morale, religion, science,” Vol. LI, No. 101 (October, 1869), pp. 215-16.

Carl Peter, “Geschichte Roms,” ibid., pp. 217-18.

Paul Gaffarel, “Etude sur les rapports de l’Amérique et de l’ancien continent avant Christophe Colomb,” ibid., pp. 232-33.

Paul Friedmann, “Les dépêches de Giovanni Michiel, 1554-7,” ibid., pp. 233-35.

F. P. Perrens, “Les Mariages Espagnols, 1602-15,” ibid., pp. 237-38.

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L. von Ranke, “Zur deutschen Geschichte vom Religionsfrieden bis zum dreissigjährigen Krieg,” ibid., pp. 239-40.

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A. von Arneth, “Joseph II, und Katharina von Russland,” ibid., p. 255.

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R. H. Gillett, “Democracy in the United States,” ibid., pp. 273-74.

H. Blankenburg, “Die innern Kämpfe der nordamerikanischen Union,” ibid., p. 274.

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W. Wattenbach, “Eine Ferienreise nach Spanien und Portugal,” ibid., pp. 275-76.

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C. de Cherrier, “Histoire de Charles VIII, roi de France,” ibid., pp. 541-44.

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L. Hymans, “Histoire de la Belgique, 1814-30,” ibid., pp. 570-71.

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J. J. Honegger, “Grundsteine einer allgemeinen Kulturgeschichte der neuesten Zeit,” ibid., p. 575.

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A. Cucheval-Clarigny, “Histoire de la Constitution de 1852,” ibid., pp. 582-83.

C. Schirren, “Livländische Antwort an Herrn Juri Samarin,” ibid., pp. 584-85.

W. H. Riehl, “Wanderbuch,” ibid., p. 589.

C. A. Sainte-Beuve, “Nouveaux Lundis,” ibid., pp. 594-95.

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L. von Ranke, “Briefwechsel Friedrich des Grossen mit dem Prinzen Wilhelm IV von Oranien,” ibid., pp. 258-59.

T. Feuillet de Conches, “Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette et Madame Elisabeth,” ibid., pp. 259-62.

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F. von Ompteda, “Politischer Nachlass des Ludwig von Ompteda, 1804-13,” ibid., pp. 263-65.

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G. T. Curtis, “Life of Daniel Webster,” ibid., pp. 268-71.

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G. Freitag, “Karl Mathy; Geschichte seines Lebens,” ibid., pp. 277-78.

K. Goedeke, “Emanual Geibel,” ibid., pp. 279-80.

W. Wattenbach, “Peter Luder,” Vol. LII, No. 104 (July, 1870), pp. 536-37.

G. Baguenault de Purchèse, “Jean de Morvillier évêque d’Orléans,” ibid., pp. 537-40.

A. Desjardins, “Les moralistes français du seizième siècle,” ibid., pp. 540-41.

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J. Stroughton, “Ecclesiastical History of England,” ibid., pp. 550-51.

A. Pichler, “Die Theologie des Leibniz,” ibid., pp. 551-52.

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A. von Arneth, “Maria Theresia,” ibid., pp. 575-79.

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H. Baumgarter, “Wie wir wieder ein Volk geworden sind,” ibid., pp. 597-98.

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In The Academy

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In The Nineteenth Century

T. W. Reid, “Life, letters, and friendships of R. Monckton Milnes, 1st Lord Houghton,” Vol. XXVIII (December, 1890), pp. 993-1000. Reprinted in HES, pp. 414-25.

“Talleyrand’s Memoirs,” Vol. XXIX (April, 1891), pp. 670-84. Reprinted in HES, pp. 393-413.

“L. A. Burd’s Edition of Macchiavelli’s ‘Il Principe’,” Vol. XXXI, (April, 1892), pp. 696-700.

“Souvenirs d’Alexis de Tocqueville,” Vol. XXXIII (May, 1893), pp. 883-86.

In The English Historical Review

Creighton’s “History of the Papacy, Vols. III and IV,” Vol. II (1887), pp. 571-81. Reprinted in the HES, pp. 426-41.

J. R. Seeley, “A Short History of Napoleon the First,” John C. Ropes, “The First Napoleon,” Vol. II (1887), pp. 593-603. Reprinted in HES, pp. 442-58.

Emmanuel de Broglie, “Mabillon et la Société de l’Abbaye de Saint-Germain-des-Prés à la fin du XVIIme siècle,” Vol. III (1888), pp. 585-92. Reprinted in HES, pp. 459-71.

H. C. Lea, “A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages,” Vol. III (1888), pp. 773-88. Reprinted in HOF, pp. 551-74.

J. F. Bright, “History of England, 1837-80,” Vol. III (1888), pp. 798-809. Reprinted in HES, pp. 472-90.

J. Bryce, “The American Commonwealth,” Vol. IV (1889), pp. 388-96. Reprinted in HOF, pp. 575-87.

H. M. Stephans, “A History of the French Revolution,” Vol. VII (1892), pp. 381-84. Reprinted in HES, pp. 491-95.

R. Flint, “Historical Philosophy in France and French Belgium and Switzerland,” Vol. X (1895), pp. 108-13. Reprinted in HOF, pp. 588-96.