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A Classified Catalogue
OF WORKS IN
GENERAL LITERATURE
PUBLISHED BY
LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO.
39 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON, E.C.
91 and 93 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, AND 32 HORNBY ROAD, BOMBAY
CONTENTS.
| PAGE | |
| BADMINTON LIBRARY (THE) | 12 |
| BIOGRAPHY, PERSONAL MEMOIRS, &c. | 9 |
| CHILDREN’S BOOKS | 32 |
| CLASSICAL LITERATURE, TRANSLATIONS, ETC. | 22 |
| COOKERY, DOMESTIC MANAGEMENT, &c. | 36 |
| EVOLUTION, ANTHROPOLOGY, &c. | 21 |
| FICTION, HUMOUR, &c. | 25 |
| FINE ARTS (THE) AND MUSIC | 36 |
| FUR, FEATHER AND FIN SERIES | 15 |
| HISTORY, POLITICS, POLITY, POLITICAL MEMOIRS, &c. | 3 |
| LANGUAGE, HISTORY AND SCIENCE OF | 20 |
| LOGIC, RHETORIC, PSYCHOLOGY, &c. | 17 |
| MENTAL, MORAL, AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY | 17 |
| MISCELLANEOUS AND CRITICAL WORKS | 38 |
| POETRY AND THE DRAMA | 23 |
| POLITICAL ECONOMY AND ECONOMICS | 20 |
| POPULAR SCIENCE | 30 |
| RELIGION, THE SCIENCE OF | 21 |
| SILVER LIBRARY (THE) | 33 |
| SPORT AND PASTIME | 12 |
| STONYHURST PHILOSOPHICAL SERIES | 19 |
| TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE, THE COLONIES, &c. | 11 |
| WORKS OF REFERENCE | 31 |
| Page | |
| Abbott (Evelyn) | 3, 19, 22 |
| —— (J. H. M.) | 3 |
| —— (T. K.) | 17, 18 |
| —— (E. A.) | 17 |
| Acland (A. H. D.) | 3 |
| Acton (Eliza) | 36 |
| Adelborg (O.) | 32 |
| Æschylus | 22 |
| Albemarle (Earl of) | 13 |
| Alcock (C. W.) | 15 |
| Allen (Grant) | 30 |
| Allgood (G.) | 3 |
| Alverstone (Lord) | 15 |
| Angwin (M. C.) | 36 |
| Anstey (F.) | 25 |
| Aristophanes | 22 |
| Aristotle | 17 |
| Arnold (Sir Edwin) | 11, 23 |
| —— (Dr. T.) | 3 |
| Ashbourne (Lord) | 3 |
| Ashby (H.) | 36 |
| Ashley (W. J.) | 3, 20 |
| Atkinson (J. J.) | 21 |
| Avebury (Lord) | 21 |
| Ayre (Rev. J.) | 31 |
| Bacon | 9, 17 |
| (W.) | 9, 20, 38 |
| (R.) | 3 |
| Bailey (H. C.) | 25 |
| Baillie (A. F.) | 3 |
| Bain (Alexander) | 17 |
| Baker (J. H.) | 38 |
| —— (Sir S. W.) | 11, 12 |
| Baldwin (C. S.) | 17 |
| Balfour (A. J.) | 13, 21 |
| Ball (John) | 11 |
| Banks (M. M.) | 24 |
| Baring-Gould (Rev. S.) | 21, 38 |
| Barnett (S. A. and H.) | 20 |
| Baynes (T. S.) | 38 |
| Beaconsfield (Earl of) | 25 |
| Beaufort (Duke of) | 12, 13, 14 |
| Becker (W. A.) | 22 |
| Beesly (A. H.) | 9 |
| Bell (Mrs. Hugh) | 23 |
| Bent (J. Theodore) | 11 |
| Besant (Sir Walter) | 3 |
| Bickerdyke (J.) | 14, 15 |
| Bird (G.) | 23 |
| Blackburne (J. H.) | 15 |
| Bland (Mrs. Hubert) | 24 |
| Blount (Sir E.) | 9 |
| Boase (Rev. C. W.) | 6 |
| Boedder (Rev. B.) | 19 |
| Bonnell (H. H.) | 38 |
| Booth (A. J.) | 38 |
| Bottome (P.) | 25 |
| Bowen (W. E.) | 9 |
| Brassey (Lady) | 11 |
| Bright (Rev. J. F.) | 3 |
| Broadfoot (Major W.) | 13 |
| Brooks (H. J.) | 17 |
| Brough (J.) | 17 |
| Brown (A. F.) | 32 |
| Bruce (R. I.) | 3 |
| Buckland (Jas.) | 32 |
| Buckle (H. T.) | 3 |
| Bull (T.) | 36 |
| Burke (U. R.) | 3 |
| Burne-Jones (Sir E.) | 36 |
| Burns (C. L.) | 36 |
| Burrows (Montagu) | 6 |
| Butler (E. A.) | 30 |
| Campbell (Rev. Lewis) | 21 |
| Casserly (G.) | 3 |
| Chesney (Sir G.) | 3 |
| Childe-Pemberton (W. S.) | 9 |
| Chisholm (G. C.) | 31 |
| Cholmondeley-Pennell (H.) | 13 |
| Christie (R. C.) | 38 |
| Churchill (Winston S.) | 4, 25 |
| Cicero | 22 |
| Clarke (Rev. R. F.) | 19 |
| Climenson (E. J.) | 10 |
| Clodd (Edward) | 21, 30 |
| Clutterbuck (W. J.) | 12 |
| Cochrane (A.) | 23 |
| Cockerell (C. R.) | 11 |
| Colenso (R. J.) | 36 |
| Conington (John) | 23 |
| Conybeare (Rev. W. J.) & Howson (Dean) | 33 |
| Coolidge (W. A. B.) | 11 |
| Corbett (Julian S.) | 4 |
| Coutts (W.) | 22 |
| Cox (Harding) | 13 |
| Crake (Rev. A. D.) | 32 |
| Crawford (J. H.) | 25 |
| Creed (S.) | 25 |
| Creighton (Bishop) | 4, 6, 9 |
| Cross (A. L.) | 5 |
| Crozier (J. B.) | 9, 17 |
| Cutts (Rev. E. L.) | 6 |
| Dabney (J. P.) | 23 |
| Dale (L.) | 4 |
| Dallinger (F. W.) | 5 |
| Dauglish (M. G.) | 9 |
| Davenport (A.) | 25 |
| Davidson (A. M. C.) | 22 |
| —— (W. L.) | 17, 20, 21 |
| Davies (J. F.) | 22 |
| Dent (C. T.) | 14 |
| De Salis (Mrs.) | 36 |
| De Tocqueville (A.) | 4 |
| Devas (C. S.) | 19, 20 |
| Dewey (D. R.) | 20 |
| Dickinson (W. H.) | 38 |
| Dougall (L.) | 25 |
| Dowden (E.) | 40 |
| Doyle (Sir A. Conan) | 25 |
| Du Bois (W. E. B.) | 5 |
| Dunbar (Mary F.) | 25 |
| Dyson (E.) | 26 |
| Ellis (J. H.) | 15 |
| —— (R. L.) | 17 |
| Erasmus | 9 |
| Evans (Sir John) | 38 |
| Falkiner (C. L.) | 4 |
| Farrar (Dean) | 20, 26 |
| Fitzmaurice (Lord E.) | 4 |
| Folkard (H. C.) | 15 |
| Ford (H.) | 16 |
| Fountain (P.) | 11 |
| Fowler (Edith H.) | 26 |
| Francis (Francis) | 16 |
| [Pg 2]Francis (M. E.) | 26 |
| Freeman (Edward A.) | 6 |
| Fremantle (T. F.) | 16 |
| Frost (G.) | 38 |
| Froude (James A.) | 4, 9, 11, 26 |
| Fuller (F. W.) | 5 |
| Furneaux (W.) | 30 |
| Gardiner (Samuel R.) | 5 |
| Gathorne-Hardy (Hon. A. E.) | 15, 16 |
| Geikie (Rev. Cunningham) | 38 |
| Gibson (C. H.) | 17 |
| Gilkes (A. H.) | 38 |
| Gleig (Rev. G. R.) | 10 |
| Graham (A.) | 5 |
| —— (P. A.) | 15, 16 |
| —— (G. F.) | 20 |
| Granby (Marquess of) | 15 |
| Grant (Sir A.) | 17 |
| Graves (R. P.) | 9 |
| —— (A. F.) | 23 |
| Green (T. Hill) | 17, 18 |
| Greene (E. B.) | 5 |
| Greville (C. C. F.) | 5 |
| Grose (T. H.) | 18 |
| Gross (C.) | 5 |
| Grove (Lady) | 11 |
| —— (Mrs. Lilly) | 13 |
| Gurnhill (J.) | 18 |
| Gwilt (J.) | 31 |
| Haggard (H. Rider) | 11, 26, 27, 38 |
| Halliwell-Phillipps (J.) | 10 |
| Hamilton (Col. H. B.) | 5 |
| Hamlin (A. D. F.) | 36 |
| (S. B.) | 5 |
| (A. A.) | 11 |
| (A. C.) | 13, 14 |
| (Bret) | 27 |
| Harting (J. E.) | 15 |
| Hartwig (G.) | 30 |
| Hassall (A.) | 8 |
| (H. R.) | 9, 36 |
| (Mrs.) | 37 |
| Heath (D. D.) | 17 |
| Heathcote (J. M.) | 14 |
| —— (C. G.) | 14 |
| —— (N.) | 11 |
| Helmholtz (Hermann von) | 30 |
| Henderson (Lieut-Col. G. F. R.) | 9 |
| Henry (W.) | 14 |
| Henty (G. A.) | 32 |
| Higgins (Mrs. N.) | 9 |
| Hill (Mabel) | 5 |
| —— (S. C.) | 5 |
| Hillier (G. Lacy) | 13 |
| Hime (H. W. L.) | 22 |
| Hodgson (Shadworth) | 18 |
| Hoenig (F.) | 38 |
| Hogan (J. F.) | 9 |
| Holmes (R. R.) | 10 |
| Homer | 22 |
| Hope (Anthony) | 27 |
| Horace | 22 |
| Houston (D. F.) | 5 |
| Howard (Lady Mabel) | 27 |
| Howitt (W.) | 11 |
| Hudson (W. H.) | 30 |
| Huish (M. B.) | 37 |
| Hullah (J.) | 37 |
| Hume (David) | 18 |
| —— (M. A. S.) | 3 |
| Hunt (Rev. W.) | 6 |
| Hunter (Sir W.) | 6 |
| Hutchinson (Horace G.) | 13, 16, 27, 38 |
| Ingelow (Jean) | 23 |
| Ingram (T. D.) | 6 |
| James (W.) | 18, 21 |
| Jameson (Mrs. Anna) | 37 |
| Jefferies (Richard) | 38 |
| Jekyll (Gertrude) | 38 |
| Jerome (Jerome K.) | 27 |
| Johnson (J. & J. H.) | 39 |
| Jones (H. Bence) | 31 |
| Joyce (P. W.) | 6, 27, 39 |
| Justinian | 18 |
| Kant (I.) | 18 |
| Kaye (Sir J. W.) | 6 |
| Keary (C. F.) | 23 |
| Kelly (E.) | 18 |
| Kielmansegge (F.) | 9 |
| Killick (Rev. A. H.) | 18 |
| Kitchin (Dr. G. W.) | 6 |
| Knight (E. F.) | 11, 14 |
| Köstlin (J.) | 10 |
| Kristeller (P.) | 37 |
| Ladd (G. T.) | 18 |
| Lang (Andrew) | 6, 13, 14, 16, 21, 22, 23, 27, 32, 39 |
| Lapsley (G. T.) | 5 |
| Laurie (S. S.) | 6 |
| Lawrence (F. W.) | 20 |
| Lear (H. L. Sidney) | 36 |
| Lecky (W. E. H.) | 6, 18, 23 |
| Lees (J. A.) | 12 |
| Leighton (J. A.) | 21 |
| Leslie (T. E. Cliffe) | 20 |
| Lieven (Princess) | 6 |
| Lillie (A.) | 16 |
| Lindley (J.) | 31 |
| Locock (C. D.) | 16 |
| Lodge (H. C.) | 6 |
| Loftie (Rev. W. J.) | 6 |
| Longman (C. J.) | 12, 16 |
| —— (F. W.) | 16 |
| —— (G. H.) | 13, 15 |
| —— (Mrs. C. J.) | 37 |
| Lowell (A. L.) | 6 |
| Lucian | 22 |
| Lutoslawski (W.) | 18 |
| Lyall (Edna) | 27, 32 |
| Lynch (G.) | 6 |
| —— (H. F. B.) | 12 |
| Lytton (Earl of) | 24 |
| Macaulay (Lord) | 6, 7, 10, 24 |
| Macdonald (Dr. G.) | 24 |
| Macfarren (Sir G. A.) | 37 |
| Mackail (J. W.) | 10, 23 |
| Mackenzie (C. G.) | 16 |
| Mackinnon (J.) | 7 |
| Macleod (H. D.) | 20 |
| Macpherson (Rev. H. A.) | 15 |
| Madden (D. H.) | 16 |
| Magnusson (E.) | 28 |
| Maher (Rev. M.) | 19 |
| Mallet (B.) | 7 |
| Malleson (Col. G. B.) | 6 |
| Marbot (Baron de) | 10 |
| Marchment (A. W.) | 27 |
| Marshman (J. C.) | 9 |
| Maryon (M.) | 39 |
| Mason (A. E. W.) | 27 |
| Maskelyne (J. N.) | 16 |
| Matthews (B.) | 39 |
| Maunder (S.) | 31 |
| Max Müller (F.) | 10, 18, 20, 21, 22, 27, 39 |
| May (Sir T. Erskine) | 7 |
| Meade (L. T.) | 32 |
| Melville (G. J. Whyte) | 27 |
| Merivale (Dean) | 7 |
| Merriman (H. S.) | 27 |
| Mill (John Stuart) | 18, 20 |
| Millais (J. G.) | 16, 30 |
| Milner (G.) | 40 |
| Monck (W. H. S.) | 19 |
| Montague (F. C.) | 7 |
| Moore (T.) | 31 |
| —— (Rev. Edward) | 17 |
| Moran (T. F.) | 7 |
| Morgan (C. Lloyd) | 21 |
| Morris (W.) | 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 37, 40 |
| Mulhall (M. G.) | 20 |
| Murray (Hilda) | 33 |
| Myers (F. W. H.) | 19 |
| Nansen (F.) | 12 |
| Nash (V.) | 7 |
| Nesbit (E.) | 24 |
| Nettleship (R. L.) | 17 |
| Newman (Cardinal) | 28 |
| Nichols (F. M.) | 9 |
| Oakesmith (J.) | 22 |
| Ogilvie (R.) | 22 |
| Oldfield (Hon. Mrs.) | 9 |
| Osbourne (L.) | 28 |
| Packard (A. S.) | 21 |
| Paget (Sir J.) | 10 |
| Park (W.) | 16 |
| Parker (B.) | 40 |
| Payne-Gallwey (Sir R.) | 14, 16 |
| Pears (E.) | 7 |
| Pearse (H. H. S.) | 6 |
| Peek (Hedley) | 14 |
| Pemberton (W. S. Childe-) | 9 |
| Penrose (H. H.) | 33 |
| Phillipps-Wolley (C.) | 12, 28 |
| Pierce (A. H.) | 19 |
| Pole (W.) | 17 |
| Pollock (W. H.) | 13, 40 |
| Poole (W. H. and Mrs.) | 36 |
| Poore (G. V.) | 40 |
| Portman (L.) | 28 |
| Powell (E.) | 7 |
| Powys (Mrs. P. L.) | 10 |
| Praeger (S. Rosamond) | 33 |
| Pritchett (R. T.) | 14 |
| Proctor (R. A.) | 16, 30, 35 |
| Raine (Rev. James) | 6 |
| Ramal (W.) | 24 |
| Randolph (C. F.) | 7 |
| Rankin (R.) | 8, 25 |
| Ransome (Cyril) | 3, 8 |
| Reid (S. J.) | 9 |
| Rhoades (J.) | 23 |
| Rice (S. P.) | 12 |
| Rich (A.) | 23 |
| Richmond (Ennis) | 19 |
| (Rev. John) | 19 |
| —— (Rev. Joseph) | 19 |
| Riley (J. W.) | 24 |
| Roberts (E. P.) | 33 |
| Robertson (W. G.) | 37 |
| Roget (Peter M.) | 20, 31 |
| Romanes (G. J.) | 10, 19, 21, 24 |
| —— (Mrs. G. J.) | 10 |
| Ronalds (A.) | 17 |
| Roosevelt (T.) | 6 |
| Ross (Martin) | 28 |
| Rossetti (Maria Francesca) | 40 |
| Rotheram (M. A.) | 36 |
| Rowe (R. P. P.) | 14 |
| Russell (Lady) | 10 |
| Sandars (T. C.) | 18 |
| Sanders (E. K.) | 9 |
| Savage-Armstrong (G. F.) | 25 |
| Seebohm (F.) | 8, 10 |
| Selous (F. C.) | 12, 17 |
| Senior (W.) | 13, 15 |
| Seton-Karr (Sir H.) | 8 |
| Sewell (Elizabeth M.) | 28 |
| Shadwell (A.) | 40 |
| Shakespeare | 25 |
| Shaw (W. A.) | 8 |
| Shearman (M.) | 12, 13 |
| Sheehan (P. A.) | 28 |
| Sheppard (E.) | 8 |
| Sinclair (A.) | 14 |
| Skrine (F. H.) | 9 |
| Smith (C. Fell) | 10 |
| —— (R. Bosworth) | 8 |
| —— (T. C.) | 5 |
| —— (W. P. Haskett) | 12 |
| Somerville (E.) | 28 |
| Sophocles | 23 |
| Soulsby (Lucy H.) | 40 |
| Southey (R.) | 40 |
| Spedding (J.) | 9, 17 |
| Spender (A. E.) | 12 |
| Stanley (Bishop) | 31 |
| Stebbing (W.) | 28 |
| Steel (A. G.) | 13 |
| Stephen (Leslie) | 12 |
| Stephens (H. Morse) | 8 |
| Sternberg (Count Adalbert) | 8 |
| Stevens (R. W.) | 40 |
| Stevenson (R. L.) | 25, 28, 33 |
| Storr (F.) | 17 |
| Stuart-Wortley (A. J.) | 14, 15 |
| Stubbs (J. W.) | 8 |
| —— (W.) | 8 |
| Suffolk & Berkshire (Earl of) | 14 |
| Sullivan (Sir E.) | 14 |
| Sully (James) | 19 |
| Sutherland (A. and G.) | 8 |
| —— (Alex.) | 19, 40 |
| Suttner (B. von) | 29 |
| Swinburne (A. J.) | 19 |
| Symes (J. E.) | 20 |
| Tait (J.) | 7 |
| Tallentyre (S. G.) | 10 |
| Tappan (E. M.) | 33 |
| Taylor (Col. Meadows) | 8 |
| Theophrastus | 23 |
| Thomas (J. W.) | 19 |
| Thomson (H. C.) | 8 |
| Thornhill (W. J.) | 23 |
| Thornton (T. H.) | 10 |
| Thuillier (H. F.) | 40 |
| Todd (A.) | 8 |
| Tout (T. F.) | 7 |
| Toynbee (A.) | 20 |
| Trevelyan (Sir G. O.) | 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
| —— (G. M.) | 7, 8 |
| —— (R. C.) | 25 |
| Trollope (Anthony) | 29 |
| Turner (H. G.) | 40 |
| Tyndall (J.) | 9, 12 |
| Tyrrell (R. Y.) | 22, 23 |
| Unwin (R.) | 40 |
| Upton (F. K. and Bertha) | 33 |
| Van Dyke (J. C.) | 37 |
| Vanderpoel (E. N.) | 37 |
| Virgil | 23 |
| Wagner (R.) | 25 |
| Wakeman (H. O.) | 8 |
| Walford (L. B.) | 29 |
| Wallas (Graham) | 10 |
| —— (Mrs. Graham) | 32 |
| Walpole (Sir Spencer) | 8, 10 |
| —— (Horace) | 10 |
| Walrond (Col. H.) | 12 |
| Walsingham (Lord) | 14 |
| Ward (Mrs. W.) | 29 |
| Warner (P. F.) | 17 |
| Warwick (Countess of) | 40 |
| Watson (A. E. T.) | 12, 13, 14 |
| Weathers (J.) | 40 |
| Webb (Mr. and Mrs. Sidney) | 20 |
| —— (Judge T.) | 40 |
| —— (T. E.) | 19 |
| Weber (A.) | 19 |
| Weir (Capt. R.) | 14 |
| Wellington (Duchess of) | 37 |
| Wemyss (M. C. E.) | 33 |
| Weyman (Stanley) | 29 |
| Whately (Archbishop) | 17, 19 |
| Whitelaw (R.) | 23 |
| Whittall (Sir J. W.) | 40 |
| Wilkins (G.) | 23 |
| —— (W. H.) | 10 |
| Willard (A. R.) | 37 |
| Willich (C. M.) | 31 |
| Wood (Rev. J. G.) | 31 |
| Wood-Martin (W. G.) | 22 |
| Wyatt (A. J.) | 24 |
| Wylie (J. H.) | 8 |
| Yeats (S. Levett) | 29 |
| Yoxall (J. H.) | 29 |
| Zeller (E.) | 19 |
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