Works of Thomas Hill Green . vol. 5 , Additional writings

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = xi
• Abbreviations = xiii
• Introduction = xv
• Undergraduate Essays
• Editor's Note = 1
• The Effect of Commerce on the Mind of a Nation = 3
• The Principle of Honour ; its History and Value in Ancient and Modern Times = 6
• Veracity = 9
• Loyalty = 12
• Can Interference with Foreign Nations in any Case be Justifiable? = 15
• The Duties of the University to the State = 20
• British Rule and Policy in India = 22
• Standing Armies = 25
• Conservatism = 28
• Legislative Interference in Moral Matters = 31
• How Far Moral Principles are Probable or Conventional = 35
• On Authority and Private Judgement, of Reason and Faith = 38
• The Value of the Argument from Analogy = 42
• On the Origin of Ideas = 46
• Utility as a Principle in Art and Morality = 50
• Ellerton Theological Essays
• Editor's Note = 55
• Life and Immortality Brought to Light by the Gospel(1860) = 57
• The State of Religious Belief Among the Jews at the Time of the Coming of Christ(1861) = 83
• Unpublished Papers
• Editor's Note = 105
• Lectures on Moral and Political Philosophy[1867] = 108
• Notes on Ancient and Modern Political Economy = 183
• Notes on Moral Philosophy = 188
• The Province of Ethics[1878] = 193
• Public Documents
• Editor's Note = 195
• The 'Once-a-year Examination' Statute(1866) = 196
• Evidence to the Royal Commission on the University of Oxford(1877) = 199
• Letters to the Press
• Mr. Harcourt and the Licensing Bill, 4 January 1873 = 217
• The Contagious Diseases Act, 14 March 1874 = 220
• Principal Speeches
• Editor's Note = 225
• The Reform Bill, 25 March 1867 = 226
• Parliamentary Reform, 25 February 1868 = 232
• National Education, 27 January 1870 = 236
• To the Agricultural Labourers, 23 October 1872 = 238
• Temperance, 30 September 1873 = 241
• The same, 6 May 1874 = 243
• The same, 24 November 1874 = 244
• To the Agricultural Labourers, 9 December 1874 = 246
• Oxford Wesleyan Boys' School and Education, 18 December 1874 = 250
• Temperance and Freedom, 4 March 1875 = 254
• The Liberal Party and Liberal Policies, 18 March 1875 = 256
• Temperance and Recreation, 28 December 1875 = 258
• The Turkish Atrocities in Bulgaria, 12 September 1876 = 261
• The Liberal Faith, 20 September 1876 = 263
• The New Liberal Hall, 28 September 1876 = 269
• Candidature for Oxford Town Council, 11 October 1876 = 273
• The same, 16 October 1876 = 276
• The same, 24 October 1876 = 277
• On Being Elected to the Town Council, 7 November 1876 = 280
• Education in Oxford, 17 November 1876 = 285
• Temperance, 17 January 1877 = 286
• Elementary Education and Religious Instruction, 19 January 1877 = 290
• The Permissive Bill not Despotic, 7 February 1877 = 291
• Selection of Liberal Candidates, 25 April 1877 = 292
• Current Politics, Domestic and Foreign, 9 May 1877 = 297
• Present State of Temperance Reform, 25 September 1877 = 302
• Temperance and Democracy, 30 October 1877 = 305
• Oxford Constituency Matters, 5 November 1877 = 306
• Proposed Oxford High School for Boys, 21 December 1877 = 307
• Opening of the New Liberal Hall, Oxford, 9 January 1878 = 310
• Temperance Legislation, 15 January 1878 = 311
• Against Disraeli's Foreign Policy, 26 January 1878 = 313
• Presentation of an Address to Mr Gladstone, 30 January 1878 = 317
• Inauguration of the Palmerston Club, 30 January 1878 = 319
• Total Abstinence, 18 February 1878 = 321
• Education for Girls, 18 June 1878 = 322
• University Extension, 25 September 1878 = 328
• Liberal Politics in Oxford ; the New High School for Boys, 8 October 1878 = 330
• Temperance Work, 18 March 1879 = 335
• Reducing Temptations to Drunkenness, 18 September 1879 = 341
• Seeking Re-adoption as a Liberal Candidate for the North Ward, 7 October 1879 = 344
• 'National Loss and Gain Under a Conservative Government', 5 December 1879 = 347
• The New High School for Boys and Elementary Education in Oxford, 23 December 1879 = 356
• Legislative Remedies for Intemperance, 24 April 1880 = 361
• For Sir William Harcourt, 31 April 1880 = 363
• The same, 3 May 1880 = 364
• Congregationalism, 27 May 1880 = 367
• Permissive Prohibition, 26 January 1881 = 369
• The Corruption Enquiry, 10 May 1881 = 370
• Reform of the National Church, 7 December 1881 = 376
• Liberal Politics in Oxford, 10 January 1882 = 379
• The Licensing Laws, 1 February 1882 = 386
• Liberalism in Oxford and the Country, 7 March 1882 = 393
• Organisational Lessons from Birmingham Liberalism, [15 March 1882] = 401
• Checklist of Other Speeches = 405
• Selected Letters
• Editor's Note = 411
• To A. Fairbairn, [early October 1855] = 412
• To C. B. P. Bosanquet, 18 September[1856] = 414
• To Donald Crawford, 30 May 1863 = 417
• To James Bryce, 23 March[1866] = 419
• To Henry Scott Holland, 15 December 1867 = 421
• To Henry Sidgwick, 28 December[1868] = 422
• To Henry Scott Holland, 29 December 1868 = 424
• To the same, 9 January 1869 = 425
• To the same, October 1869(1) = 428
• To the same, October 1869(2) = 430
• To the same, December 1869 = 431
• To Mrs Clough, 12 December 1869 = 431
• To Henry Scott holland, 21 December 1870 = 433
• To Charlotte Symonds, 7 January 1871 = 435
• To the same, 22 February 1871 = 436
• To the same, 24 February 1871 = 436
• To the same, 27 February 1871 = 436
• To the same, 8 March 1871 = 437
• To the same, 15 March 1871 = 437
• To the same, 10 April 1871 = 438
• To the same, 11 April 1871 = 438
• To the same, 25 April 1871 = 439
• To the same, 29 April 1871 = 439
• To the same, 25 June 1871 = 439
• To Canon Vaughan, 8 November 1871 = 440
• To A. R. MacEwen, 24 June[1872] = 440
• To Henry Scott Holland, 6 October 1872 = 441
• To A. C. Bradley, 16 December[1872] = 444
• To William Vernon Harcourt, [January 1873] = 448
• To A. C. Bradley, 20 September 1873 = 453
• To the same, 6 December 1873 = 456
• To Lord Houghton, 23 December[1873] = 457
• To Henry Sidgwick, 27 May[1874] = 458
• To A. C. Bradley, [May or June 1875] = 459
• To Bernard Bosanquet, 2 January[1876] = 462
• To the same, 8 July[1876] = 464
• To Professor Legge, 29 April[1878] = 466
• To A. C. Fraser, 4 February[1880] = 467
• To Arthur H. D. Acland, 29 march[1880] = 468
• To james Bryce, 3 April[1880] = 470
• To Sir William Harcourt, 16 November[1880] = 471
• To Mr Martineau, 22 November[1880] = 473
• To A. C. Bradley, 23 June 1881 = 474
• To T. H. Ward, 15 September 1881 = 478
• To Claude Montefiore, 11 December[1881] = 480
• To G. Croom Robertson, 1 March[1882] = 481
• To Longmans, Green & Co, [11 March 1882] = 483
• To G. Croom Robertson, undated = 483
• To A. B. Weigall, undated = 485
• To R. W. Dale, undated = 485
• Checklist of Green's Letters by Correspondent = 487
• Bibliographies
• Chronological List of Green's Published Writings = 493
• Obituaries and Recollections of Green = 497
• Accounts and Discussions of Green's Thought = 501
• Index = 533