Lives of Victorian Political Figures, Part IV Vol 2

Thomas Hill Green I. R. S. Rait (ed.), Memorials of Albert Venn Dicey (excerpt) II. Mark Pattison, âPhilosophy at Oxford,â Mind III. H. H. Asquith, Some Aspects of the Victorian Age: Th e Romanes Lecture 1918 (excerpt) IV. L. A. Selby-Bigge, âPractical Oxford: A Reply to Professor Goldwin Smith,â Contemporary Review V. Lewis R. Farnell, An Oxonian Looks Back (excerpt) VI. âProfessor Green on Temperanceâ, Alliance News VII. âMorality by Act of Parliamentâ, Alliance News VIII. âSpecial Conference at Oxfordâ, Alliance News IX. âTh e Oxford Electionâ, Alliance News X. âTh e Late Professor Greenâ and âMemorial to Professor Greenâ, Alliance News XI. William Cunningham, from âTh e Sense of Citizenshipâ and âPersonal Characterâ XII. Percy Alden, âArnold Toynbeeâ, Mansfi eld House Magazine XIII. Richard Burdon Haldane, âTh e New Liberalismâ, Progressive Review XIV. J. H. Muirhead, Refl ections by a Journeyman in Philosophy on the Movements of Th ought and Practice in His Time XV. F. C. Conybeare, âOn Professor Greenâs Political Philosophyâ, National Review, XVI. G. F. Barbour, âGreen and Sidgwick on the Community of the Good,â Th e Philosophical Review, XVII. Arthur Boutwood, Letter to second Viscount Halifax, XVIII. Obituaries,âThe Late Professor Greenâ, Oxford Chronicle and Berks and Bucks Gazette, âDeath of Professor T. H. Greenâ, Oxford Chronicle âThe Late Professor Greenâ, Oxford Times âProfessor Thomas Hill Greenâ, Church of England Temperance Chronicle âThe Late Professor Greenâ and âDeath of Professor T. H. Greenâ, Alliance News XIX. C. A. Fyffe, âTh e Late Professor T. H. Greenâ, Th e Times, XX. âSermon by the President of Trinityâ, Oxford and Cambridge Undergraduateâs Journal XXI. In Memoriam, Richard Lewis Nettleship, âProfessor T. H. Green. In Memoriamâ, Contemporary Review, James Bryce, âProfessor T. H. Green. In Memoriamâ, Contemporary Review William Morris XXII. John William Mackail, Th e Parting of the Ways, an Address, excerpt XXIII. Emma Lazarus, âA Day in Surrey with William Morrisâ, Century XXIV. Frederic W. H. Myers, âModern Poets and the Meaning of Lifeâ, Nineteenth Century XXV. Oscar L. Triggs, âTh e Socialistic Th read in the Life and Works of William Morrisâ, Poet-Lore XXVI. John William Mackail, William Morris, excerpt XXVII. âNephelococcygia-Lez-Hammersmithâ, Saturday Review XXVIII. Edward Carpenter Edward Carpenter, My Days and Dreams, Being Autobiographical Notes, excerpts Edward Carpenter, âTh e Enchanted Th cket: An Appeal to the Well-to-doâ XIX. [Police report], The Times XXX. Edward Aveling, âPolice Tyranny. To Th e Editor of The Timesâ, The Times XXXI. Eduard Bernstein, My Years of Exile: Reminiscences of a Socialist, excerpts XXXII. Edward Carpenter, âWilliam Morrisâ, Freedom XXXIII. Sam Mainwaring, âReminiscences of William Morris. By A Working Colleagueâ, Freedom XXXIV. Tributes to William Morris, Walter Crane, [tribute to Morris], Freedom Peter Kropotkin, [tribute to Morris], Freedom XXXV. âWilliam Morris, Poet and Artistâ XXXVI. R. B. Cunninghame Graham, âWith the North-West Windâ XXXVII. Socialist Perspectives, Pilgrim to the Left . Memoirs of a Modern Revolutionist, Excerpt, The Meaning of Socialism, excerpts