The Cambridge History of English Literature

Sharon Turner. Lingard. Henry Hallam. Sir James Mackintosh.
Macaulay. Lays of Ancient Rome. Essays. History of England.
Sir Archibald Alison. Sir Francis Palgrave. John Mitchell
Kemble. Freeman. The History of the Norman Conquest.
Stubbs. The Constitutional History of England. John Richard
Green. A Short History of the English People. Sir Henry
Maine. J. E. Thorold Rogers. Frederic Seebohm. Frederic
William Maitland. Mary Bateson. J. S. Brewer. James Gairdner.
Froude. History of England. Samuel Rawson Gardiner.
Coxe. Earl Stanhope. Goldwin Smith. Sir J. R. Seeley.

Harriet Martineau. W. N. Molesworth. Kinglake's Invasion of

the Crimea. P. F. Tytler. John Hill Burton. Andrew Lang.

J. P. Prendergast. Sir J. T. Gilbert. C. L. Falkiner. James

Mill's History of India. Sir A. C. Lyall. J. A. Doyle. E. J. Payne.

Creighton. History of the Papacy. W. E. Collins. J. H. Overton.

W. R. Stephens. T. G. Law. T. McCrie. Buckle's History of

Civilization. Lecky. History of the Rise and Influence

of the Spirit of Rationalism in Europe. The History of

European Morals from Augustus to Charlemagne. A History of

England in the Eighteenth Century. Biographers and Memoir-

Writers. Lockhart. Scott. Moore. Southey. Roscoe. Mark

Pattison. Sir James Stephen. Agnes and Elizabeth Strickland.

Mrs M. A. Everett Green. Sir Theodore Martin. Masson's Life

of Milton. John Forster. The Greville Memoirs. The Croker

Papers. The Creevey Papers. N. W. Senior. Lord Acton.

Political Orators and Writers of Pamphlets. William Wilber-

force. Windham. Whitbread. Erskine. Tierney. Canning.

Brougham. Orators of the Reform Bill period. Palmerston.

Plunket. Daniel O'Connell. Richard Lalor Sheil. Sir Robert

Peel. Edward Stanley, fourteenth earl of Derby. Benjamin

Disraeli. Richard Cobden. John Bright. Gladstone

CHAPTER III

CRITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PROSE

JOHN RUSKIN AND OTHERS

By HUGH WALKER, LL.D., Professor of English at

St David's College, Lampeter

Abraham Hayward. John Doran. George Brimley. E. S. Dallas.

The Gay Science. James Hannay. Richard Holt Hutton.

Bagehot. Sir Leslie Stephen. Borrow. Traill. Dowden. Henley.

Ruskin. Modern Painters. Haydon. Mrs Jameson. J. Addington

Symonds. Walter Pater. Oscar Wilde. Hugh Miller. W. and

R. Chambers. John Brown. Rab and his Friends. Alexander

Smith. A. K. H. B. John Skelton. R. L. Stevenson. W. B. Rands.

Sir Arthur Helps. W. R. Greg. Andrew Lang. Laurence

Oliphant. Lafcadio Hearn. Richard Jefferies

CHAPTER IV

THE GROWTH OF JOURNALISM

PAGE

. 50

By J. S. R. PHILLIPS, Editor of The Yorkshire Post, Leeds
Eighteenth Century Newspapers. Literary and Art Criticism. The
Drama. Politics. The War Correspondent. Progress of journal-
ism in the Victorian era. Jerdan. The Times. The Walters.
Delane. The Stuarts and The Morning Post. James Perry and

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The Morning Chronicle. The Standard. The Morning Adver-

tiser. The Daily News. The Daily Telegraph. The Halfpenny

morning press. The Penny evening papers. Weekly illustrated

papers. The Hour. The Press. The Examiner. The Spectator.

The Saturday Review. The Scots Observer. The Guardian.

The Athenaeum. Illustrated papers. The Observer. The Pilot.

The Tribune. The 'Provincial' Press. The Manchester Guardian

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CHAPTER V

UNIVERSITY JOURNALISM