Goldwin Smith
1823 – 1910
Books
- Specimens of Greek tragedy
- An address to the electors of Lisgar
- Lines of religious inquiry
- Cowper
- The political and social benefits of the Reformation in England. An essay, read in the theatre, Oxford, June 16, 1847
- Irish history and Irish character
- The reorganization of the University of Oxford
- Life of Cowper
- The treatment of history
- Oxford and her colleges
- President Lincoln
- Abraham Lincoln
- The proposed constitution for British North America
- A trip to England
- Commonwealth or empire
- Life of Jane Austin
- England and America
- Goldwin Smith's reminiscences
- Dismemberment no remedy
- Bay leaves
- A History of England
- Papers
- The prohibition plebiscite
- A letter to a Whig member of the Southern independence association
- Cowper
- University education
- The study of history
- Great Britain, America, and Ireland
- A trip to England
- The St. George's Society and Goldwin Smith
- England & America
- Keeping Christmas
- The death of President Lincoln
- Lectures on modern history
- Woman suffrage
- The political history of Canada
- Canada, the Empire, and Mr. Chamberlain
- The foundation of the American colonies
- The elections to the Hebdomadal council
- The lesson of the French Revolution
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