(MARCH 2, 1831) A SPEECH
DELIVERED
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 2D OF MARCH, 1831.
Macaulay
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Title: The Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches of Lord Macaulay
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VOLUME I.
VOLUME II.
VOLUME III.
VOLUME IV.
Complete Contents of the Four Volumes
VOLUME ONE--(CONTRIBUTIONS TO KNIGHT'S QUARTERLY MAGAZINE)
PREFACE.
FRAGMENTS OF A ROMAN TALE. (June 1823. )
ON THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE. (June 1823. )
SCENES FROM "ATHENIAN REVELS. " (January 1824. )
CRITICISMS ON THE PRINCIPAL ITALIAN WRITERS.
No. I. DANTE. (January 1824. )
No. II. PETRARCH. (April 1824. )
SOME ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT LAWSUIT BETWEEN THE PARISHES OF ST DENNIS AND ST GEORGE IN THE WATER. (April 1824. )
A CONVERSATION BETWEEN MR ABRAHAM COWLEY AND MR JOHN MILTON, TOUCHING
ON THE ATHENIAN ORATORS. (August 1824. )
A PROPHETIC ACCOUNT OF A GRAND NATIONAL EPIC POEM, TO BE ENTITLED "THE
ON MITFORD'S HISTORY OF GREECE. (November 1824. )
VOLUME TWO--(CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE EDINBURGH REVIEW)
JOHN DRYDEN. (January 1828. )
HISTORY. (May 1828. )
MILL ON GOVERNMENT. (March 1829. )
WESTMINSTER REVIEWER'S DEFENCE OF MILL. (June 1829. )
UTILITARIAN THEORY OF GOVERNMENT. (October 1829. )
SADLER'S LAW OF POPULATION. (July 1830. )
SADLER'S REFUTATION REFUTED. (January 1831. )
MIRABEAU. (July 1832. )
BARERE. (April 1844. )
VOLUME THREE--(CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA)
FRANCIS ATTERBURY. (December 1853. )
JOHN BUNYAN. (May 1854. )
OLIVER GOLDSMITH. (February 1856. )
SAMUEL JOHNSON. (December 1856. )
WILLIAM PITT. (January 1859. )
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, INSCRIPTIONS, ETC.
EPITAPH ON HENRY MARTYN. (1812. )
LINES TO THE MEMORY OF PITT. (1813. )
A RADICAL WAR SONG. (1820. )
THE BATTLE OF MONCONTOUR. (1824. )
THE BATTLE OF NASEBY, (1824. )
SERMON IN A CHURCHYARD. (1825. )
TRANSLATION FROM A. V. ARNAULT. (1826. )
DIES IRAE. (1826. )
THE MARRIAGE OF TIRZAH AND AHIRAD. (1827. )
THE COUNTRY CLERGYMAN'S TRIP TO CAMBRIDGE. —AN ELECTION BALLAD. (1827. )
SONG. (1827. )
POLITICAL GEORGICS. (MARCH 1828. )
THE DELIVERANCE OF VIENNA.
THE LAST BUCCANEER. (1839. )
EPITAPH ON A JACOBITE. (1845. )
LINES WRITTEN IN AUGUST. (1847. )
TRANSLATION FROM PLAUTUS. (1850. )
PARAPHRASE OF A PASSAGE IN THE CHRONICLE OF THE MONK OF ST GALL.
INSCRIPTION ON THE STATUE OF LORD WM. BENTINCK. AT CALCUTTA. (1835. )
EPITAPH ON SIR BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN. AT CALCUTTA. (1837. )
EPITAPH ON LORD METCALFE. (1847. )
VOLUME FOUR--(LORD MACAULAY'S SPEECHES)
PREFACE.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM.
(MARCH 2, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 2D OF MARCH, 1831.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (JULY 5, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 5TH OF JULY 1831.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (SEPTEMBER 20, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 20TH OF SEPTEMBER 1831.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (OCTOBER 10, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 10TH OF OCTOBER, 1831.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (DECEMBER 16, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 16TH OF DECEMBER 1831.
ANATOMY BILL. (FEBRUARY 27, 1832) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY, 1832.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (FEBRUARY 28, 1832) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN A COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 28TH OF FEBRUARY, 1832.
REPEAL OF THE UNION WITH IRELAND. (FEBRUARY 6, 1833) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 6TH OF FEBRUARY 1833.
JEWISH DISABILITIES. (April 17, 1833) a speech delivered in a committee of the whole house OF COMMONS ON THE 17TH OF APRIL, 1833.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. (JULY 10, 1833) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 10TH OF JULY 1833.
EDINBURGH ELECTION, 1839. (MAY 29, 1839) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT EDINBURGH ON THE 29TH OF MAY 1839.
CONFIDENCE IN THE MINISTRY OF LORD MELBOURNE. (JANUARY 29, 1840) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 29TH OF JANUARY 1840.
WAR WITH CHINA. (APRIL 7, 1840) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 7TH OF APRIL, 1840.
COPYRIGHT. (FEBRUARY 5, 1841) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 5TH OF FEBRUARY 1841.
COPYRIGHT. (APRIL 6, 1842) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN A COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 6TH OF APRIL 1842.
THE PEOPLE'S CHARTER. (MAY 3, 1842) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE THIRD OF MAY 1842.
THE GATES OF SOMNAUTH. (MARCH 9, 1843) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 9TH OF MARCH 1843.
THE STATE OF IRELAND. (FEBRUARY 19, 1844) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 19TH OF FEBRUARY 1844.
DISSENTERS' CHAPELS BILL. (JUNE 6, 1844) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 6TH OF JUNE 1844.
THE SUGAR DUTIES. (FEBRUARY 26, 1845) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 26TH OF FEBRUARY, 1845.
MAYNOOTH. (APRIL 14, 1845) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 14TH OF APRIL, 1845.
THE CHURCH OF IRELAND. (APRIL 23, 1845. ) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 23RD OF APRIL 1845.
THEOLOGICAL TESTS IN THE SCOTCH UNIVERSITIES. (JULY 9, 1845) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 9TH OF JULY 1845.
CORN LAWS. (DECEMBER 2, 1845) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT EDINBURGH ON THE 2D OF DECEMBER 1845.
THE TEN HOURS BILL. (MAY 22, 1846) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 22D OF MAY 1846.
THE LITERATURE OF BRITAIN. (NOVEMBER 4, 1846) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT THE OPENING OF THE EDINBURGH PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION ON THE 4TH OF NOVEMBER 1846.
EDUCATION. (APRIL 19, 1847) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 18TH OF APRIL 1847.
INAUGURAL SPEECH AT GLASGOW COLLEGE. (MARCH 21, 1849) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT THE COLLEGE OF GLASGOW ON THE 21ST OF MARCH, 1849.
RE-ELECTION TO PARLIAMENT. (NOVEMBER 2, 1852) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT EDINBURGH ON THE 2D OF NOVEMBER, 1852.
EXCLUSION OF JUDGES FROM THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. (JUNE 1, 1853) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 1ST OF JUNE 1853.
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Title: The Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches of Lord Macaulay
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Author: Thomas Babington Macaulay
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VOLUME I.
VOLUME II.
VOLUME III.
VOLUME IV.
Complete Contents of the Four Volumes
VOLUME ONE--(CONTRIBUTIONS TO KNIGHT'S QUARTERLY MAGAZINE)
PREFACE.
FRAGMENTS OF A ROMAN TALE. (June 1823. )
ON THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE. (June 1823. )
SCENES FROM "ATHENIAN REVELS. " (January 1824. )
CRITICISMS ON THE PRINCIPAL ITALIAN WRITERS.
No. I. DANTE. (January 1824. )
No. II. PETRARCH. (April 1824. )
SOME ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT LAWSUIT BETWEEN THE PARISHES OF ST DENNIS AND ST GEORGE IN THE WATER. (April 1824. )
A CONVERSATION BETWEEN MR ABRAHAM COWLEY AND MR JOHN MILTON, TOUCHING
ON THE ATHENIAN ORATORS. (August 1824. )
A PROPHETIC ACCOUNT OF A GRAND NATIONAL EPIC POEM, TO BE ENTITLED "THE
ON MITFORD'S HISTORY OF GREECE. (November 1824. )
VOLUME TWO--(CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE EDINBURGH REVIEW)
JOHN DRYDEN. (January 1828. )
HISTORY. (May 1828. )
MILL ON GOVERNMENT. (March 1829. )
WESTMINSTER REVIEWER'S DEFENCE OF MILL. (June 1829. )
UTILITARIAN THEORY OF GOVERNMENT. (October 1829. )
SADLER'S LAW OF POPULATION. (July 1830. )
SADLER'S REFUTATION REFUTED. (January 1831. )
MIRABEAU. (July 1832. )
BARERE. (April 1844. )
VOLUME THREE--(CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA)
FRANCIS ATTERBURY. (December 1853. )
JOHN BUNYAN. (May 1854. )
OLIVER GOLDSMITH. (February 1856. )
SAMUEL JOHNSON. (December 1856. )
WILLIAM PITT. (January 1859. )
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, INSCRIPTIONS, ETC.
EPITAPH ON HENRY MARTYN. (1812. )
LINES TO THE MEMORY OF PITT. (1813. )
A RADICAL WAR SONG. (1820. )
THE BATTLE OF MONCONTOUR. (1824. )
THE BATTLE OF NASEBY, (1824. )
SERMON IN A CHURCHYARD. (1825. )
TRANSLATION FROM A. V. ARNAULT. (1826. )
DIES IRAE. (1826. )
THE MARRIAGE OF TIRZAH AND AHIRAD. (1827. )
THE COUNTRY CLERGYMAN'S TRIP TO CAMBRIDGE. —AN ELECTION BALLAD. (1827. )
SONG. (1827. )
POLITICAL GEORGICS. (MARCH 1828. )
THE DELIVERANCE OF VIENNA.
THE LAST BUCCANEER. (1839. )
EPITAPH ON A JACOBITE. (1845. )
LINES WRITTEN IN AUGUST. (1847. )
TRANSLATION FROM PLAUTUS. (1850. )
PARAPHRASE OF A PASSAGE IN THE CHRONICLE OF THE MONK OF ST GALL.
INSCRIPTION ON THE STATUE OF LORD WM. BENTINCK. AT CALCUTTA. (1835. )
EPITAPH ON SIR BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN. AT CALCUTTA. (1837. )
EPITAPH ON LORD METCALFE. (1847. )
VOLUME FOUR--(LORD MACAULAY'S SPEECHES)
PREFACE.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM.
(MARCH 2, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 2D OF MARCH, 1831.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (JULY 5, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 5TH OF JULY 1831.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (SEPTEMBER 20, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 20TH OF SEPTEMBER 1831.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (OCTOBER 10, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 10TH OF OCTOBER, 1831.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (DECEMBER 16, 1831) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 16TH OF DECEMBER 1831.
ANATOMY BILL. (FEBRUARY 27, 1832) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY, 1832.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. (FEBRUARY 28, 1832) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN A COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 28TH OF FEBRUARY, 1832.
REPEAL OF THE UNION WITH IRELAND. (FEBRUARY 6, 1833) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 6TH OF FEBRUARY 1833.
JEWISH DISABILITIES. (April 17, 1833) a speech delivered in a committee of the whole house OF COMMONS ON THE 17TH OF APRIL, 1833.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. (JULY 10, 1833) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 10TH OF JULY 1833.
EDINBURGH ELECTION, 1839. (MAY 29, 1839) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT EDINBURGH ON THE 29TH OF MAY 1839.
CONFIDENCE IN THE MINISTRY OF LORD MELBOURNE. (JANUARY 29, 1840) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 29TH OF JANUARY 1840.
WAR WITH CHINA. (APRIL 7, 1840) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 7TH OF APRIL, 1840.
COPYRIGHT. (FEBRUARY 5, 1841) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 5TH OF FEBRUARY 1841.
COPYRIGHT. (APRIL 6, 1842) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN A COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 6TH OF APRIL 1842.
THE PEOPLE'S CHARTER. (MAY 3, 1842) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE THIRD OF MAY 1842.
THE GATES OF SOMNAUTH. (MARCH 9, 1843) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 9TH OF MARCH 1843.
THE STATE OF IRELAND. (FEBRUARY 19, 1844) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 19TH OF FEBRUARY 1844.
DISSENTERS' CHAPELS BILL. (JUNE 6, 1844) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 6TH OF JUNE 1844.
THE SUGAR DUTIES. (FEBRUARY 26, 1845) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 26TH OF FEBRUARY, 1845.
MAYNOOTH. (APRIL 14, 1845) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 14TH OF APRIL, 1845.
THE CHURCH OF IRELAND. (APRIL 23, 1845. ) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 23RD OF APRIL 1845.
THEOLOGICAL TESTS IN THE SCOTCH UNIVERSITIES. (JULY 9, 1845) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 9TH OF JULY 1845.
CORN LAWS. (DECEMBER 2, 1845) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT EDINBURGH ON THE 2D OF DECEMBER 1845.
THE TEN HOURS BILL. (MAY 22, 1846) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 22D OF MAY 1846.
THE LITERATURE OF BRITAIN. (NOVEMBER 4, 1846) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT THE OPENING OF THE EDINBURGH PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION ON THE 4TH OF NOVEMBER 1846.
EDUCATION. (APRIL 19, 1847) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 18TH OF APRIL 1847.
INAUGURAL SPEECH AT GLASGOW COLLEGE. (MARCH 21, 1849) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT THE COLLEGE OF GLASGOW ON THE 21ST OF MARCH, 1849.
RE-ELECTION TO PARLIAMENT. (NOVEMBER 2, 1852) A SPEECH DELIVERED AT EDINBURGH ON THE 2D OF NOVEMBER, 1852.
EXCLUSION OF JUDGES FROM THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. (JUNE 1, 1853) A SPEECH DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE 1ST OF JUNE 1853.
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