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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

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I.

Writings by Thomas Hill Green

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II.

Reviews and Obituaries

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III.

Other Discussions, including reviews of books about Green

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IV.

Additions since the previous version

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Acknowledgments for the 2018 edition
Reflecting the lively state of interest in T.H. Green and his thought, a great many additions
have been made to this edition of the bibliography. As with the previous 2007 and 2011
editions, I would like to thank the many people who sent in references, and hope they will
not mind my not mentioning them individually. Future references will continue to bereceived with thanks.
Professor Colin Tyler, FRHistS
University of Hull
December 2018
Acknowledgments for the original, 2004 version
The work on this bibliography was supported by a Resource Enhancement Award(B/RE/AN3141/APN17357) from the Arts and Humanities Research Board.

‘The Arts and Humanities Research Board (AHRB) funds postgraduate and advanced
research within the UK’s higher education institutions and provides funding for museums,
galleries and collections that are based in, or attached to, HEIs within England. The AHRB
supports research within a huge subject domain - from ‘traditional’ humanities subjects,
such as history, modern languages and English literature, to music and the creative andperforming arts.’
I have also profited enormously from having access to the Brynmor Jones Library at the
University of Hull, a resource which benefits from an excellent stock of written andelectronic sources, as well as extremely helpful and friendly librarians. My thanks also go to
Dr Christopher Bearman, the research assistant on this and other projects. This bibliography
draws on the bibliography in my Thomas Hill Green (1836-1882) and the PhilosophicalFoundations of Politics (detailed below). My aspiration for each of the bibliographies in thisvolume to be as complete and up-to-date as possible has led me to draw freely on Peter
Nicholson’s bibliographies in the fifth volume of his up-dated edition of Green’s Works(Peter Nicholson, ed., Works of Thomas Hill Green, Volume 5 (Bristol: Thoemmes, 1997),
pp.493-531). Geoffrey Thomas’ bibliography was also of use (Thomas, 1987, pp.390-9). I
also wish to thank Denys Leighton, Alberto de Sanctis and Avital Simhony for their help withother items on Green. My already great debts to Peter Nicholson have been increased by3

the many additional references that he has provided to me directly for this bibliography.
The remaining deficiencies are my responsibility alone.
I wish to thank Philip de Bary for permission to reproduce Section II (‘Reviews’), whichappears in Colin Tyler, ed. Early Responses to British Idealism: Volume 1 Responses to B.
Jowett, T.H. Green, E. Caird and W. Wallace (Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum, 2004),
pp.157-160.
Dr Colin Tyler
University of Hull, April 2004

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Thomas Hill Green(1836-1882)
I.

Writings by Thomas Hill Green(in chronological order)‘The Force of Circumstances’, Undergraduate Papers. An Oxford Journal (1857-58) conductedby A.C. Swinburne, John Nichol, T.H. Green and Others (London: Mansell, 1858) 3 (1858),
147-54, reprinted in Works,3, pp.3-10(Anon. editor of) Statements of Christian Doctrine and Practice, extracted from the publishedwritings of the Rev. Benjamin Jowett, M.A. (Oxford: J.H. and Jas. Parker, 1861)
An Estimate of the Value and Influence of Works of Fiction in Modern Times: A Prize Essay,
Read in the Theatre, Oxford, July 2nd, 1862 (Oxford, 1862), reprinted in Works,3, pp.20-45[Unsigned] ‘The Philosophy of Aristotle’, North British Review, 45 (September 1866), 105-44,
reprinted in Works, 3, pp.46-91[Unsigned] ‘Popular Philosophy in Its Relation to Life’, North British Review, 48 (March 1868),
133-62, reprinted in Works, 3, pp. 92-125‘Special Report on Birmingham Free School, and General Report on the Counties of Stafford
and Warwick’, in Schools Inquiry Commission, 8: General Reports by AssistantCommissioners: Midland Counties and Northumberland (London, 1868), pp.91-253‘County of Buckingham’ and ‘County of Warwick’, in Schools Inquiry Commission, vol.12:
Special Reports of Assistant Commissioners, and Digests of Information Received: South
Midland Division (London, 1868), pp.175-93, 313-79‘County of Stafford’ and ‘County of Warwick’, in Schools Inquiry Commission, 15: Special
Reports of Assistant Commissioners, and Digests of Information Received: West Midlands
Division (London, 1868), pp.365-485, 669-752‘County of Leicester’, in Schools Inquiry Commission, 16: Special Reports of AssistantCommissioners, and Digests of Information Received: North Midland Division (London, 1868),
pp.17-90
Review of Robert Williams, trans., Nichomachean
Undergraduate’s Journal, 3 November 1869, 479-480
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OxfordThe Witness of God (privately printed [1870]), reprinted in Arnold Toynbee, ed., The Witnessof God and Faith: Two Lay Sermons by the Late T.H. Green (London, 1883), and in Works, 3,
pp.230-521
Review of A.C. Fraser, The Works of George Berkeley, Academy, 3 (1872), 27-8, reprinted in
Works, 3, at end‘General Introduction to I’ and ‘Introduction to the Moral Part of the Treatise’, in T.H. Greenand T.H. Grose, eds., A Treatise of Human Nature. Being an Attempt to Introduce theExperimental Method of Reasoning into Moral Subjects and Dialogues Concerning Natural
Religion by David Hume. Edited, with Preliminary Dissertations and Notes, 2 vols. (London:
Longmans, 1874), pp.1-71, reprinted in Works, 3, pp.1-371‘On the Grading of Secondary Schools: A lecture delivered to the Birmingham Teachers’
Association, Journal of Education (May 1877), 193-212, reprinted in Works, 3, pp.387-412‘Hedonism and the Ultimate Good’, pp.266-9, reprinted in Works, 4, at end
Review of Edward Caird, A Critical Account of the Philosophy of Kant, Academy, 12 (1877),
297-300, reprinted in Works, 3, pp.126-37‘Mr. Herbert Spencer and G.H. Lewes: their Application of the Doctrine of Evolution toThought’, Contemporary Review, 31 (December 1877), 25-53, reprinted (with the title ‘Mr.
Spencer on the Relation of Subject and Object’) in Works, 1, pp.373-409‘Mr. Herbert Spencer and G.H. Lewes (Part II)’, Contemporary Review, 31 (March 1878),
745-68, reprinted (with the title ‘Mr. Spencer on the Independence of Matter’) in Works, 1,
pp.410-41
Faith (privately printed [1878]), reprinted in Arnold Toynbee, ed., The Witness of God andFaith: Two lay sermons by the Late T.H. Green (London, 1883), pp.51-105, and in Works, 3,
pp.253-76‘Mr. Herbert Spencer and G.H. Lewes (Part 3)’, Contemporary Review, 32 (July 1878), 751-72,
reprinted (with the title ‘Mr. Lewes’ Account of Experience’) in Works, 1, pp.442-70
Review of John Caird, Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion, Academy, 18 (1880), 28-30,
reprinted in Works, 3, pp.138-46
1 A half-column extract from ‘The Witness of God’ was published without comment or context in the periodical Sundayat Home, January 1897, 296 (= ‘For the truth’ to ‘make it our own.’, and ‘Who is there’ to ‘rejoiceth in the truth.’ See
Green, Works, 3, 236-237, 237, respectively).”6Mr. Hodgson’s Article, “Professor Green as a Critic”’, Contemporary Review, 39 (January
1881), 109-24, reprinted (with the title ‘An Answer to Mr. Hodgson’) in Works, 3, pp.365-86
Evidence to the University of Oxford Commission of 1877, in House of Commons Sessional
Papers, 1881, 56, questions 3306-54, pp.200-5, reprinted in Works, 5Review of John Watson, Kant and his English Critics, Academy, 20 (1881), 220-2, 241-3,
reprinted in Works, 3, pp.147-58
The Work to be Done by the New Oxford High School: A lecture to the Wesleyan LiterarySociety (Oxford: Slatter & Rose, 1882; & London: Simpkin, Marshall, 1882), reprinted in
Works, 3, pp. 456-76‘Can There be a Natural Science of Man’, reprinted in A.C. Bradley, ed., Prolegomena to
Ethics (Oxford: Clarendon, 1883), §§3-100 paragraph 1, and in Works, 4Prolegomena to Ethics by the Late Thomas Hill Green, ed. A.C. Bradley (Oxford: Clarendon,
1883), reprinted in Works, 4; rev. ed. 2003, edited by A.C. Bradley and D.O. Brink)(Trans.) Book 1 and Book 3, chapter 3, in Metaphysic in Three Books: Ontology, Cosmology,
and Psychology. By Herman Lotze, ed. B. Bosanquet, 2 vols. (Oxford: Clarendon, 1884), 1,
pp.1-229, 315-56‘Mr. Lewes’ Account of the “Social Medium”’, Works of Thomas Hill Green: Volume 1.
Philosophical Works, ed. R.L. Nettleship (London: Longmans, Green, 1885)‘Lectures on the Philosophy of Kant’, ‘Lectures on Logic’, ‘On the Different Senses of“Freedom” as Applied to Will and to the Moral Progress of Man’, and ‘Lectures on the
Principles of Political Obligation’, Works of Thomas Hill Green: II. Philosophical Works, ed.,R.L. Nettleship (London: Longmans, Green, 1886)‘The Influence of Civilisation on Genius’, ‘Fragment on Immortality’, ‘Essay on Christian
Dogma’, ‘Lectures on the New Testament’, ‘Fragment of an Address on the Text “The Word
is Nigh Thee”’, ‘Four Lectures on the English Commonwealth’, and ‘Two Lectures on the
Elementary School System of England”’, in Works of Thomas Hill Green: 3. Miscellanies andMemoir, ed. R.L. Nettleship (London: Longmans, Green, 1888)
Printed in Jean Pucelle, La Nature et L’Esprit Dans La Philosophie De T.H. Green: La
Renaissance De L’Idealisme En Angleterre an XIX Sielce. Volume II: La Politique - La Religion.
Green et la Tradition, (Louvain & Paris, 1960), pp.268-81:
7‘Essay for the Ellerton [Theological] Prize: Life and Immortality Brought to Light by
the Gospel’, [1860]
Printed in T.H. Green, Lectures on the Principles of Political Obligation and Other Writings, ed.
by P. Harris and J. Morrow (Cambridge: CUP, 1986) :(a) ‘The Effect of Commerce on the Mind of a Nation’,(b) Loyalty’,(c) ‘Legislative Interference in Moral Matters’,(d) ‘Notes on Moral Philosophy’, and(e) ‘Notes on Ancient and Modern Political Economy’
Printed in Peter P. Nicholson, ed., Collected Works of T.H. Green. 5 Additional Writings(Bristol: Thoemmes, 1997) (headings for parts):(a) ‘Undergraduate Essays’(b) ‘Ellerton Theological Essays’(c) ‘Unpublished Papers’(d) ‘Public Documents’(e)‘Letters to the Press’(f) ‘Principal Speeches’(g) ‘Selected Letters.’
Printed in Alberto de Sanctis, La democrazia ‘puritana’ di Thomas Hill Green: Con alcuni
scritti inedite (Florence, 2002), pp.203-20 (selected undergraduate essays):(a) ‘The Spirit of Poetry’(b) ‘The Advantages and Disadvantages of Diffusive Reading’(c) ‘The Comparative Value of Fact and Fiction in Education’(d) ‘The Character and Opinions of Samuel Johnson’(e) ‘On Thackeray’s Novels’(f) ‘Quondam etiam victis redit in praecordia virtus’ What is the Truth of This, as Viewed
in the Light of History?’(g) ‘The English National Character as Compared with that of the Germans’(h) ‘The Character of Mahomet’ and(i) ‘Enthusiasm.’
Printed in Colin Tyler, ed., Unpublished Manuscripts in British Idealism: Political philosophy,
theology and social thought, 2 vols. (Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum, 2005; pbk Exeter:
Imprint Academic, 2008), pp.1-188:8

(a) ‘Rudiments of “The Philosophy of Aristotle”’(b) ‘Metaphysic of Ethics, Moral Psychology, Sociology or the Science of Sittlichkeit’(c) ‘Political Philosophy’, ‘The Nature of Historical Narrative in Thucydides andHerodotus’(d) ‘Pleasure as the Chief Good’(e) ‘Notes on the Lectures on the Epistle to the Romans (remaining text)’(f) ‘Notes on the Epistle to the Galatians’(g) ‘Lectures on the Fourth Gospel (remaining text)’.
The bulk of Green’s manuscripts are held in the library of Balliol College, Oxford andBodleian Library, Oxford.

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II.
Reviews and Obituaries(in chronological order of publication)
Anon., Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 1-2), Westminster Review, 46:1 ns (January
1874), 228-30
Sidgwick, Henry, Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 1-2), Academy (30 May 1874),608-10; reprinted in John Slater, ed., Henry Sidgwick: Collected Essays and Reviews (Bristol:
Thoemmes, 1998)
Anon., Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 1-2), The Nonconformist (26 August 1874),823-4
Anon., Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 1-2), Saturday Review: 1, 31 October 1874,
572-3; 2, 7 November 1874, 607-8
Caird, Edward, Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 1-2), Glasgow Herald (12November 1874)
Anon., Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 1-4), Athenaeum (13 March 1875), 349-50
Anon., Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 3-4), The Nonconformist (24 March 1875),
299-300
Sidgwick, Henry, Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 1-4), Spectator (27 March 1875),
410-12; reprinted in John Slater, ed., Henry Sidgwick: Collected Essays and Reviews (Bristol:
Thoemmes, 1998); reprinted in C. Tyler, ed. Early Responses to British Idealism: Volume 1
Responses to B. Jowett, T.H. Green, E. Caird and W. Wallace (Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum,2004), pp.83-89
Amos, Sheldon, Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 3-4), Westminster Review, 47:2 ns(April 1875), 508-9
Sidgwick, Henry, Review of Green and Grose’s Hume (vols. 3-4), Academy (7 August 1875),10

146-7; reprinted in John Slater, ed., Henry Sidgwick: Collected Essays and Reviews (Bristol:
Thoemmes, 1998)
Walker, J., Review of Green and Grose’s Hume, Christian Examiner, 57 (1875?), 421
Anon., Review of Green and Grose’s Hume, Brown’s Quarterly Review, 12 (1875?), 445
Anon., Review of Green and Grose’s Hume, Southern Review, 11 (1875?), 92, 309
Sidgwick, Henry, ‘Hedonism and the Ultimate Good’, Mind, 2 (1877), 27-38; reprinted inJohn Slater, ed., Henry Sidgwick: Collected Essays and Reviews (Bristol: Thoemmes, 1998);
reprinted in C. Tyler, ed. Early Responses to British Idealism: Volume 1 Responses to B.
Jowett, T.H. Green, E. Caird and W. Wallace (Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum, 2004), pp.90-2
Lindsay, T.M., ‘Recent Hegelian Contributions to English Philosophy’ [inc. review of Greenand Grose’s Hume (vols. 1-2)], Mind, 2:8 os (October 1877), 476-493; reprinted in C. Tyler,
ed. Early Responses to British Idealism: Volume 1 Responses to B. Jowett, T.H. Green, E. Caird
and W. Wallace (Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum, 2004), pp.93-112
Hodgson, Richard, jun., ‘Professor Green as a Critic’, Contemporary Review, 38 (1880),
898-912; reprinted in C. Tyler, ed. Early Responses to British Idealism: Volume 1 Responses to
B. Jowett, T.H. Green, E. Caird and W. Wallace (Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum, 2004),
pp.113-132
Spencer, Herbert, ‘Professor Green’s Explanations’, Contemporary Review, 39 (1881),
302-311; reprinted in his Essays: Scientific, Political, and Speculative: Volume Two (London:
Williams & Norgate, 1891), pp.321-32; reprinted in C. Tyler, ed. Early Responses to British
Idealism: Volume 1 Responses to B. Jowett, T.H. Green, E. Caird and W. Wallace (Bristol:
Thoemmes Continuum, 2004), pp.133-141
Anon., Death of Professor T.H. Green’, Leicester Daily Mercury (27 March 1882)
Anon., notice of death, The Times (27 March 1882), 6
Anon., letter from C.A. Fyffe & report of funeral, The Times (28 March 1882), 8 & 10
Anon., The Times (30 March 1882), 5
11Wallace, W., ‘Professor T.H. Green’, Academy, 21 (1 April 1882), 231; reprinted in Journal ofSpeculative Philosophy, 16:2 (July 1882), 331-4
Anon., obituary, Alliance News (1 April 1882), 1
Anon., obituary, Athenaeum 2840 (1 April 1882), 414
Anon., obituary, Oxford Chronicle (1 April 1882), 5 & 8
Anon., ‘Death of Professor Green’, Oxford University Herald (1 April 1882), 8
Anon., ‘In Memoriam: Professor Thomas Hill Green’, Church of England Temperance
Chronicle (1 April 1882), 213
Anon., Death of Professor Green’, Jackson’s Oxford Journal (1 April 1882), 5
Anon., ‘The Late Professor Green’, Oxford Times (1 April 1882), 6
Anon., ‘The Late Professor Green’, Spectator (1 April 1882), 417
Anon., obituary, Inquirer (1 April 1882), 207
Anon., ‘In Memoriam. Thomas Hill Green. (Obit March 26, 1882.), Academy, 22 April 1882
520, 285 [poem, lament for Green][Brown, Horatio Forbes,]2 ‘A Lost Leader: In memoriam T.H. Green’ [lament], MacMillan’s
Magazine, 46 (May 1882), 87
Nettleship, R.L., ‘Professor T.H. Green. In Memoriam’, Contemporary Review, 61 (May 1882),
857-77
Bryce, James, ‘Professor T.H. Green. In Memoriam’, Contemporary Review, 41 (January/June
1882), 877-81 [revised version in Bryce, Studies in Contemporary Biography, see ‘Other
Discussions’ below for full reference].
Anon., ‘Miscellaneous’ [inc. obituary and notices of related matters], Mind, 7:27 (July 1882),
457-60Anon., ‘The Late Professor of Moral Philosophy’, Oxford Magazine, 1 (1883), 57-8
2 Identified in letter to Brown from JA Symonds, 14 May 1882, published in HM Schueller and RL Peters, eds., The

Letters of John Addington Symonds, 3 vols. (Detroit: Wayne State University, 1968), 2, pp.749-50.

12Anon., Review of Prolegomena to Ethics, London Quarterly Review, 61 (1883-4), 361-7
Toynbee, Arnold, ‘Preface’, in A. Toynbee, ed., The Witness of God and Faith: Two Lay
Sermons by the Late T.H. Green (London, 1883)
Caird, Edward, ‘Preface’, in A Seth and J.H. Muirhead, eds., Essays in Philosophical Criticism(London: Longmans, Green, 1883), pp.1-7
Caird, Edward, ‘Professor Green’s Last Work’, Mind 8 (1883), 544-61
Anon., notice of Green, Prolegomena to Ethics, Mind, 8:3 (July 1883), 454[Call, W.M.W.?], Review of Green, Prolegomena to Ethics, Westminster Review, 129:239 ns(July 1883), 204-7
Myers, Ernest, Review of Green, Prolegomena to Ethics, Academy, 22 September 1883,
187-8; and 29 September 1883, 205-6
Anon., Review of Prolegomena to Ethics, Spectator, 6 (6 October, pp.1283-4; 13 October
1883, pp.1316-18)
Ritchie, David G., Review of Prolegomena to Ethics and Witness of God and Faith, Oxford
Magazine, 1 (31 October 1883), 348-9
Upton, C.B., Review of Prolegomena to Ethics, Modern Review, 4 (1883), 831
Anon., ‘English Hegelianism and its Religion’ [inc. review of Green, Prolegomena and The
Witness of God and Faith], Church Quarterly Review, 17 (1883/4), 257-84
Seth, Andrew, Review of Prolegomena to Ethics, Contemporary Review, 45 (1884), 288-92[Vaughan, CE], Review of Green’s Lay Sermons [‘The Witness of God’, and ‘Faith’], Oxford
Magazine, 6 February 1884, 6
Seth, Andrew, Review of Works, 1, Contemporary Review, 48 (1885), 451
Anon., Review of Works, I, British Quarterly Review, 82:158 (July 1885), 241-2
Anon., Review of Works, I, Westminster Review, 68:247 ns (July 1885), 263
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Anon., ‘Professor Green’s Philosophy’ [Works, I], Spectator (3 October 1885), 1296-7
Alexander, Samuel, Review of Works, 1, Academy, 28 (10 October 1885), 242-3
Parker, Charles Pomeroy, ‘Reminiscences of Oxford’, Harvard Monthly, 2 (1886), 127-42
Seth, Andrew, Review of Works, II, Contemporary Review, 50 (1886), 603-4
Anon., Review of Works, I, London Quarterly Review, 5 130, January 1886, 369
Ritchie, David G., Review of Works, II, Oxford Magazine, 4 (19 May 1886), 193-4
Anon., Review of Works, II, London Quarterly Review, 6 132, July 1886, 378-379
Anon., Review of Works, I, Westminster Review, 70:1 ns (July 1886), 241-3
Anon., Review of Works, II, Saturday Review, (11 September 1886), 366-7
Alexander, Samuel, Review of Works, II, Academy, 31 (18 June 1887), 425-6
Seth, Andrew, Review of Works, II, Mind, 12:45 os (January 1887), 93-100
Whittaker, Thomas, ‘Individualism and State Action’, Mind, 13 (1888), 52-62[Chadwick, J.W.], Review of Green, Works III, The Nation [New York], 48 (1888), 248-9[Lilly, W.S.], Review of Works 3 vols., Athenaeum (3 November 1888), 583-4
Porter, Noah, Review of Works, 3, New Englander and Yale Review, 226 (1889), 1-16
Anon., Review of Works, 3, London Quarterly Review, 11 142, January 1889, 360-363
Anon., Notice of Works, 3, Mind, 14:53 (January 1889), 139
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Anon., Review of Works, 3, Saturday Review (12 January 1889), 51[Chadwick, J.W.?] Review of Works, 3, The Nation (21 March 1889), 248-9
Alexander, Samuel, Review of Works, 3, Academy, 4 (May 1889), 297-8
rdLilly, William Samuel, ‘Professor Green’ [review of Works, 3 vols.], Dublin Review, 22, 3 sers.
(105 os) (July 1889), 99-118; reprinted in his Essays and Speeches (London: Chapman & Hall,1897), pp.29-61
Moore, A.L., Review of Prolegomena, Guardian; reprinted in his Essays Scientific andPhilosophical (London: K. Paul, Trench, Trubner, 1890), pp.108-33
Parker, Charles Pomeroy, ‘Recollections of Thomas Hill Green’, Harvard Monthly, 18 (1894),
1-9
Eckoff, Wm., Jr., Review of Green, Lectures on the Principles of Political Obligation, Political
Science Quarterly, 10 (1895), 715-18
Martin, Rex, Review of Andrew Vincent and Raymond Plant, Philosophy, Politics andCitizenship: The Life and Thought of the British Idealists, in International Studies in
Philosophy 22.1 (1990), 143-145.
Martin, Rex, Review of Geoffrey Thomas, The Moral Philosophy of T. H. Green, inInternational Studies in Philosophy 24.1 (1992), 143-145.
Morrow, John, Review of Nettleship et al, eds., Works of T.H. Green, History of PoliticalThought, 20:2 (Summer 1999), 377-79
Morrow, John, Review of Nettleship et al, eds., Works of T.H. Green, European Legacy. 7;1(February 2002), 83-87
Martin, Rex, Review of Maria Dimova-Cookson and W. J. Mander (eds.), T. H. Green: Ethics,
Metaphysics, and Political Philosophy, in Mind 116 (November 2007), 1104-1110.
Tyler, Colin, ed., ‘Recollections regarding T.H. Green’, Collingwood and British Idealism
Studies, 14:2 (2008), 5-78 : authors = Henry Sidgwick, Albert V. Dicey, William L. Newman,
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Henry Nettleship, Sir Edward Strachey, Albert R. Vardy, Charles S. Parker, John St Loe
Strachey and Charles A Fyffe.
Vincent, Andrew, Review of Tyler, ed., Unpublished Manuscripts, Political Studies Review, 7
3 (September 2009), 382-83.

III.
Other Discussions,
including reviews of works about GreenA
Abbagnano, Nicola, Il Nuovo Idealismo Ingeleseed Americano (Naples: Francesco Perralla,
1927)
Abbott, Evelyn and Campbell, Lewis, Life and Letters of Benjamin Jowett, 2 vols. (London: J.
Murray 1897)
Acton, H.B., Review of Richter, Politics of Conscience, Listener, 72 (1964)
Acton, H.B., ‘T.H. Green et L’antinaturalisme’, in D.Y. Beneval, ed., Historie de la Philosophie,iii (Paris, 1964)
Addison, W.G., ‘Academic Reform at Balliol, 1854-1882: T.H. Green and Benjamin Jowett’,Church Quarterly Review, 153 (1952), 89-98
Akkerman, Tjitske, ‘Liberalism and feminism in late nineteenth-century Britain’, in T.
Akkerman & S. Stuurman, eds., Perspectives on Feminist Political Thought in European
History: From the Middle Ages to the Present (London & New York: Routledge, 1998),
pp.168-85
Allard, James W., ‘Logic as Metaphysics’, Bradley Studies, 9:1 (Spring 2003), 26-39
Allard, James W., ‘Idealism in Britain and the United States’, in Thomas Baldwin, ed.,16

Cambridge History of Philosophy, 1870-1945 (Cambridge: CUP, 2003), pp.43-59
Allen, Richard, T., ‘Idealism, Theism and Education: Some footnotes to Gordon and White’,
Journal of Philosophy of Education, 21 (1987), 283-6
Anderson, Francis, ‘A Modern Philosopher: Green of Balliol’, in Sydney University, Union
Book of 1902 (Sydney, 1902), pp.175-97
Anderson, Olive, ‘The Feminism of T.H. Green: A Late-Victorian Success Story?’, History of
Political Thought, 12:4 (Winter 1991), 671-94

Andrews, Kit, “Walter Pater as Oxford Hegelian: Plato and Platonism and
T.H.Green’s Prolegomena to Ethics”, Journal of the History of Ideas, 72 (2011),
437-59.
Anon., Review of Thompson, Problem of Evil, Mind, 12 47 os (July 1887), 464
Anon., notice of Fairbrother, Philosophy of Thomas Hill Green, Mind, 5:19 ns (July 1896), 421
Anon., ‘Green’s Philosophy’ [review of Fairbrother, The Philosophy of Thomas Hill Green],
Educational Review 10 ns (1896), 205-10
Anon., ‘T.H. Grin (nee De Rougemont), “The Essence of Reality”’, Mind! (Christmas 1901),
11-14
Anon., Review of Nettleship, Memoir of Thomas Hill Green, Spectator (15 December 1906),986-7
Anon., ‘The Liberal Teacher’ [review of Richter, Politics of Conscience], Times Literary
Supplement (15 October 1964)
Anon., ‘Practical Idealism’ [review of Richter, Politics of Conscience], Economist, 215 (1965)
Anon., Book note for Tyler, ed., Unpublished Manuscripts in British Idealism, Reference andResearch Book News, 20 4 (November 2005), 4
Ansley, Clarke F., ‘Thomas Hill Green’, in C.F. Ansley, ed., Columbia Encyclopaedia (New York:
Harrap, 1935)
Armenti, Amedio William, Intuitionistic Criticisms of the Ethical Theories of Bradley and17

Green (PhD thesis, University of Michigan, 1959)
Armour, Leslie, ‘Progress and History in the Philosophy of T.H. Green’, Bradley Studies, 9:1(Spring 2003), 4-25
Armour, Leslie, ‘Green’s Idealism and the Metaphysics of Ethics’, in M. Dimova-Cookson and
W.J. Mander, eds., T.H. Green: Ethics, Metaphysics and Political Philosophy (Oxford:
Clarendon Press, 2006), pp. 160-86
Armour, Leslie & Trott, Elizabeth, Faces of Reason: An Essay in Philosophy and Culture in
English Canada 1850-1950 (Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier UP, 1981)
Ashton, Arthur J., As I Went on My Way (London: Nisbet, 1924)
Asquith, H.H., Memories and Reflections (London: Cassell, 1928), I, chapter 3

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Bagnoli, Dario, ed., Thomas Hill Green: Lectures on the Principles of Political Obligation.
Edited and Introduced (London & Adelaide: Cambridge Scholars, 2002)
Baiasu, Sorin, ‘Introduction: Kant and the British Idealists’, Collingwood and British Idealism
Studies, 19:1 (2013), pp.1-18
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