Smith, Goldwin, 1823-1910
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Smith, Goldwin
Goldwin Smith
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Goldwin Smith British historian and journalist (1823-1910)
Smith, Goldwin, 1824-1910
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Works
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| Abraham Lincoln, a character sketch |
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| An address delivered at the dinner of the committee and stockholders of the "National Club", October 8, 1874 |
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| The administration of Ireland |
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| Aid for the Loyalists of Ireland |
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| American statesmen |
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| Bay leaves translations from the Latin poets |
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| British quarterly review |
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| Canada and the Canadian question |
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| The Civil War in America : an address read at the last meeting of the Manchester Union and Emancipation Society |
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| Commonwealth or empire, 1900: |
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| The conduct of England to Ireland, 1882: |
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| Cowper |
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| Devant le tribunal de l'histoire un plaidoyer en faveur des Canadiens qui ont condamné la guerre sud-africaine |
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| Dismemberment no remedy: : an address |
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| Does the Bible sanction American slavery? |
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| Early anti-semitism : across the Dominion : part 2, p. 129 |
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| The empire : a series of letters, published in "The Daily news," 1862, 1863 |
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| England : a short history |
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| England and America a lecture read before the Boston fraternity, and published in the Atlantic monthly for December, 1864 |
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| Essays on questions of the day, political and social |
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| Eucoirean Eirinn |
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| The European crisis of 1870 a lecture delivered in aid of the Toronto Newsboys' Home, February 7th, 1871 |
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| False hopes, or, Fallacies, socialistic and semi-socialistic, briefly answered an address |
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| Female suffrage |
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| The first ten years of the Canadian Dominion |
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| The founder of Christendom |
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| The greatness of England |
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| Guesses at the riddle of existence, and other essays on kindred subjects |
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| Handbook of commercial union a collection of papers read before the Commercial Union Club, Toronto : with speeches, letters and other documents in favour of unrestricted reciprocity with the United States |
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| In quest of light |
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| An inaugural lecture, 1859: |
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| Irish history and Irish character. |
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| The Irish question. Three letters to the Editor of the Daily News. |
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| Keeping Christmas |
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| Labour and capital : a letter to a labour friend |
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| Lectures and essays |
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| Lectures on the study of history : delivered in Oxford, 1859-61 |
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| The lesson of the French Revolution |
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| A letter to a Whig member of the Southern Independence Association |
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| Life of Jane Austen. |
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| Lines of religious inquiry. An address delivered to the Unitarian club of Toronto |
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| The London Times on Canadian elections |
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| Loyalty, aristocracy, and jingoism three lectures, delivered before the Young Men's Liberal Club, Toronto |
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| The moral crusader, William Lloyd Garrison a biographical essay founded on "The story of Garrison's life told by his children" |
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| My memory of Gladstone |
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| Nation (Toronto, Ont.) |
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| No refuge but in Truth |
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| Oxford and her colleges : a view from the Radcliffe library |
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| Papers. |
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| The policy of aggrandizement |
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| The Political destiny of Canada |
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| President Lincoln. |
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| The prohibition plebiscite |
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| Prohibitionism in Canada and the United States |
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| Prophets of unrest |
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| The proposed constitution for British North America |
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| Rational religion, and the rationalistic objections of the Bampton lectures for 1858. |
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| The relations between America and England a reply to the late speech of Mr. Sumner |
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| Reminiscences |
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| The reorganization of the University of Oxford |
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| The schism in the Anglo-Saxon race an address delivered before the Canadian Club of New York |
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| A selection from Goldwin Smith's correspondence : comprising letters chiefly to and from his English friends, written between the years 1846 and 1910 |
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| Shakespeare, the man : an attempt to find traces of the dramatist's personal character in his dramas |
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| Social problems an address delivered to the conference of combined city charities of Toronto, May 20th, 1889 |
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| Specimens of Greek tragedy |
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| Speech of Mr. Goldwin Smith, at the banquet of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New-York November 20, 1888. |
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| Speech of Mr. W. E. Forster, M. P., on the slaveholders' rebellion; and Professor Goldwin Smith's letter on the morality of the Emancipation proclamation. |
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| The St. George's Society and Mr. Goldwin Smith |
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| The suppression of doubt is not faith, 1861: |
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| Temperance versus prohibition an address on the Scott Act |
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| Three English statesmen : a course of lectures on the political history of England. |
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| The Treaty of Washington 1871 : a study in imperial history |
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| A trip to England |
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| The twins a reply to the anti-Scott act address of Mr. Goldwin Smith at St. Catharines, Ont. |
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| The United Kingdom [of Great Britain and Ireland] : a political history |
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| The United States : an outline of political history, 1492-1871 |
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| Woman's place in the state |
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