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Knowing and Being. 1889.
Dualism and Monism. Ed. by Wenley, R. M. 1895.
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EDWARD GIBBON WAKEFIELD (1796-1862)
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WILLIAM WALLACE
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WILLIAM GEORGE WARD
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SIR EDWARD WEST
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The Price of Corn. 1826.
RICHARD WHATELY
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Elements of Rhetoric. 1828.
Poor Laws. 1834.
Commerce and Absenteeism. 1835.
WILLIAM WHEWELL
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CHAPTER II
HISTORIANS AND POLITICIANS
The writers mentioned in the following bibliography are distinguished as
historians and as writers of biographies, memoirs, diaries and letters, accord-
ing to the class to which their most notable writings severally belong. For
bibliographies of writers discussed separately in the course of this History,
see the bibliographies of the chapters in which the principal notices of them
respectively occur. Publications which wholly or mainly consist of the
antobiographies, diaries or letters of particular writers are generally entered
here under their own names and not under those of the editors.
On the general subject of this chapter see Gooch, G. P. , History and
Historians in the nineteenth century (1913), chaps. XV-xx in particular;
and cf. Fueter, E. , Geschichte der neueren Historiographie (Below and
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Berlin, 1911), bks v and vi.
For additional works on Indian history and biography see post, chap. X,
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A. WRITERS ON MEDIEVAL AND MODERN HISTORY
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Antiquity, and the History of Freedom in Christianity. Two addresses
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Bagehot, Walter. See bibliography to chap. III, post.
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H. 2 vols. 1884. Edns of Goodman, Bp G. , The Court of James I,
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Giraldus Cambrensis, Opera, vols. 1-IV, 1861, etc. ; Monumenta Francis
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Brougham and Vaux, Henry, Lord (1778-1868). Historical Sketches of
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6 vols. 1845. Trans. into French as Esquisses historiques by Legeay,
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See, also, bibliography to sec. C, post.
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