1858 Framleigh Hall, a novel. Hurst & Blackett. (anonymous)

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1858 An Old Debt, a novel. Smith, Elder (as 'Florence Dawson'

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June 1860 The Boundaries of Science: A Dialogue. Macmillan's Magazine. (anonymous)

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May 1861 The Boundaries of Science: A Second Dialogue. Macmillan's Magazine. (anonymous)

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November 1862 The Origin of Language: The Imitative Theory and Mr Max Muller's Theory of Phonetic Types. Macmillan's Magazine. (anonymous)

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November 1862 Sir Charles Lyell on the Antiquity of Man. Macmillan's Magazine. (anonymous)

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March 1864 Utilitarianism. The Reader (anonymous)

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May 1864 Büchner’s 'Matter and Force'. The Reader (anonymous)

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July 1864 Books on Free-Will and Necessity. The Reader (anonymous)

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March 1864 The Secret of Hegel. The Reader (anonymous)

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July 1864 Hegel's Dead Secret. The Reader (anonymous)

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July 1866 The Origin of Language. Westminster Review. (anonymous)

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1866 Preface to Alexander Scott, Discourses. London: Macmillan. (anonymous)

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January 1867 Social Reform in England. Westminster Review. (anonymous)

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1869 Female Suffrage, Considered Chiefly with Regard to its Indirect Results. In Woman's Work and Woman's Culture, ed. Josephine Butler. Macmillan.

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March 1871 Mr Darwin's Descent of Man [second notice]. Spectator. (anonymous)

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May 1870 Thomas Erskine of Linlathen. Contemporary Review. [This is available in Nineteenth-Century Teachers below]

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1870 John Wesley and the Evangelical Reaction of the Eighteenth Century. Macmillan.

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August 1871 Christianity and Positivism. Spectator. (anonymous)

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November 1871 The Natural and the Supernatural. Spectator. (anonymous)

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October 1871 Henry Thomas Buckle. Spectator (anonymous). [in Teachers]

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June 1872 Female Suffrage in its Influence on Married Life. Contemporary Review.

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August 1872 Christianity as a System. Spectator (anonymous).

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November 1872 The Constitution and Course of Nature. Spectator (anonymous) 

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1873 The Political Claims of Women. London: National Society for Women's Suffrage.

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August 1873 The Development of Christianity. Spectator (anonymous)

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November 1873 The Fair Haven. Spectator (anonymous)

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April 1874 Hume and the Positive Philosophy. Spectator (anonymous)

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April 1874 Hume and the Utilitarian Ethic. Spectator (anonymous)

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July 1874 Supernatural Religion, first notice, Spectator (anonymous)

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August 1874 Supernatural Religion, second notice, Spectator (anonymous)

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March 1875 Mr Sidgwick’s Methods of Ethics, first notice, Spectator (anonymous).

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March 1875 Mr Sidgwick’s Methods of Ethics, second notice, Spectator (anonymous).

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November 1875 'The Unseen Universe'. Spectator (anonymous)

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February 1876 The Gnostics of the First Two Centuries. Spectator (anonymous)

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July 1876 Lord Amberley's 'Analysis of Religious Belief'. First notice. Spectator (anonymous)

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July 1876 Lord Amberley's 'Analysis of Religious Belief'. Second notice. Spectator (anonymous) [incidentally, John Russell, Lord Amberley, was Bertrand Russell's father]

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November 1876 What is Christianity? Spectator (anonymous)

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January 1877 Life of Charles Kingsley. Spectator (anonymous) [in Teachers] 

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July 1877 Virgil, as a Link Between the Ancient and the Modern World. Contemporary Review

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September 1877 John M'Leod Campbell. First notice. Spectator (anonymous)

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September 1877 John M'Leod Campbell. Second notice. Spectator (anonymous)

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December 1877 William Law, the English Mystic of the Eighteenth Century. Contemporary Review.

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March 1878 The First Opponent of Christianity. Spectator (anonymous) 

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May 1878 Altruism and Selfishness. Spectator (anonymous) [this prompted the following response from Caroline Haddon, to which Wedgwood responded with her next piece, 'Self and Unself']

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May 1878 Self and Unself. Spectator (anonymous) 

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July 1878 Eternal Punishment and Eternal Hope. Spectator (initialled)

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August 1878 The Negative Stage in the Life of Thought. Spectator (anonymous)

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August 1878 Invalids. Spectator (anonymous) [This is available in Nineteenth-Century Teachers below]

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August 1878 A German Hypatia. Spectator (initialled)

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August 1878 The Drawbacks of the Intellectual Life. Spectator (anonymous) [In Teachers]

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September 1878 The Relation of Memory to Will. Spectator (anonymous) [Also in Teachers]

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September 1878 The Vanity of Men of Letters. Spectator (anonymous) [ditto - in Teachers]

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​September 1878 Apologies. Spectator (anonymous) [in Teachers]

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October 1878. Character and Position. Spectator (anonymous)

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October 1878. Sir Walter Scott and the Romantic Reaction. Contemporary Review. 

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January 1879. A Dialogue on Fate and Free Will, part one. Spectator (initialled) 

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January 1879. A Dialogue on Fate and Free Will, part two. Spectator (initialled). This two-part dialogue prompted this reply from Shadworth Hodgson, first president of the Aristotelian Society]

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April 1879 Science and Faith. Spectator (anonymous)

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December 1879 The Moral Ideal, part I Spectator (anonymous) 

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December 1879 The Moral Ideal, part II Spectator (anonymous)​ 

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May 1880 'Grievances of Women'. Spectator (anonymous)

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July 1880 Aristotle on Free-will, part I. Spectator (anonymous) 

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July 1880 Aristotle on Free-will, part II. Spectator (anonymous)

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September 1880 The Duke of Argyll on the Unity of Nature. Spectator (anonymous)

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October 1880 The Political Characteristics of Woman. Spectator (anonymous)

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November 1880 Reserve. Spectator (anonymous)

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January 1881 Plutarch and the Unconscious Christianity of the First Two Centuries. Contemporary Review

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January 1881 The Duke of Argyll on Nature and the Supernatural. Spectator (anonymous)

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​February 1881 'The Majority'. Spectator (anonymous) [in Teachers]

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February 1881 The Moral Influence of George Eliot. Contemporary Review [in Teachers]

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April 1881 A Study of Carlyle. Contemporary Review [in Teachers]

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April 1881 The Hero as Man of Letters. Spectator (anonymous)

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May 1881 Mr Froude as a Biographer. Contemporary Review

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September 1881 Arthur Penrhyn Stanley. Contemporary Review [in Teachers]​

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November 1881 More Biographies of Carlyle. Spectator (anonymous)

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December 1881 Youth and Age. Spectator (anonymous) [in Teachers, renamed De Senectute]

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March 1882 Moral Purpose in Fiction. Spectator (anonymous)

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April 1882 A Botanist on Evolution. Spectator (anonymous)

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July 1882 The Relation of History to Politics. Spectator (anonymous)

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July 1882 Biography. Spectator (anonymous)

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September 1882 Pleasure and Pain. Spectator (anonymous)

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March 1883 Gratitude. Spectator (anonymous)

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May 1883 The Future Life. Spectator (anonymous)

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September 1883 The Misleading Character of Law as an Index to Morals. Spectator (anonymous)

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April 1884 Frederick Denison Maurice. Contemporary Review [in Teachers]

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September 1884 The Treatment of the Insane. Spectator (anonymous) 

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January 1886 Aeschylus and Shakespeare. Contemporary Review. 

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July 1886. Men and Women. Spectator (anonymous)

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August 1887 Count Leo Tolstoi. Contemporary Review [in Teachers]

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August 1887 The Age of Woman. Spectator (anonymous)

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December 1887 Charles Darwin [third notice] Spectator (anonymous)

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1888 The Moral Ideal: A Historic Study. Truebner.

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June 1888 Woman and Democracy. Woman's World.

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January 1889 The Cambridge Apostles of 1830. Contemporary Review [in Teachers]

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March 1889 Twelve Years' Trial of the Vivisection Act. Spectator (anonymous)

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July 1889 Male and Female Created He Them. Contemporary Review.

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January 1890 The Unfaithful Steward. Contemporary Review [in Teachers]

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April 1890 A Midsummer Night's Dream. Contemporary Review.

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May 1890 Women and Politics. Spectator (anonymous)

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November 1890 The Irish Patriots and Professor Dicey. Murray's Magazine.

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December 1890 Democracy and Justice. Spectator (anonymous)

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January 1891 Euripides at Cambridge. Contemporary Review.

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February 1891 Morals and Politics. National Review.

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September 1891 Laurence Oliphant. Contemporary Review. [in Teachers]

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February 1892 Shakespeare as a Historian. Spectator (anonymous)

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March 1892 Greek Mythology and the Bible. Contemporary Review.

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March 1892 Experimental Legislation. Spectator (anonymous)

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April 1892 Fiction and Faith. Contemporary Review.

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August 1892 The Church in Danger. Spectator (anonymous)

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October 1892 and 1893 The Message of Israel. Contemporary Review. 

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March 1893 Shakespere's Julius Caesar. Contemporary Review. 

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1894 The Message of Israel, in the Light of Modern Criticism. London: Isbister.

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April 1895 Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Contemporary Review. [in Teachers]

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October 1895 James Fitzjames Stephen. Contemporary Review. [in Teachers]

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June 1896 A Picture of Childhood. The Bookman.

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1896 Maternal Self-Sacrifice, True and False, parts I and II. Parent’s Review.

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October 1896 The Old Order Changeth. Contemporary Review. [in Teachers]

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January 1897 Ethics and Literature. Contemporary Review.

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August 1897 Ethics and Science. Contemporary Review. [in Teachers]

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October 1897 Richard Holt Hutton. Contemporary Review. [in Teachers]

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1899 A Reminiscence. In The first college open to women: Queen's College, London; memories and records of work done, ed. Mrs Ethel Alec-Tweedie. (Private printing)

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March 1900 John Ruskin. Contemporary Review. [in Teachers]

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1900s Why Am I An Anti-Vivisectionist? pamphlet.

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1903 James Martineau and the Heterodoxy of the Past. The Expositor.

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1907 Expanded second edition of The Moral Ideal, with a new chapter on 'Egypt The Earliest Nation'. (Link to Hathitrust digital edition)

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1909 Nineteenth-Century Teachers and Other Essays.​ Hodder & Stoughton.

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(unfinished at death - completed in 1915 by Charles Herford) The Personal Life of Josiah Wedgwood, the Potter. Macmillan.