Life and letters of Thomas Hodgkin / by Louise Creighton.

  • Thomas Hodgkin
Date:
1917
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Credit: Life and letters of Thomas Hodgkin / by Louise Creighton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1901. Review of 'Oliver Cromwell’ by John Morley (The Monthly Review). ,, University College, London (The Northerner). 1902. Address to the British and Foreign Bible Society. ,, The Gurneys as Bankers (Friends' Quarterly Examiner). ,, National Character (ibid.). 1903. Breadth and Narrowness (ibid.). 1904. Essential Christianity, by Adolf Harnack (ibid.). 1904 and 1905. The Ecclesiastical Difficulty in Scotland (ibid.). 1905. In Memoriam : J. B. Braithwaite (ibid.). 1906. National Education : A Retrospect, and a Protest. ,, James Parnel (Friends' Quarterly Examiner). 1907. An Italian Saint (review of Fogazzaro’s 'll Santo’). ,, Quaker Literature : its History and Aims. An address. ,, Liberia and the Congo (Albany Review). ,, Introduction to ' First Publishers of Truth.’ ,, Review of Hancock’s ‘ Peculium ’ (Journal oj Friends' Historical Society). 1908. Address to Historical Association on the Teaching of History in Schools, January 9 (Leaflet No. 10 in Hist. Assoc, series). ,, Concerning Shibboleths (Friends' Quarterly Examiner). ,, Ruillick-ny-Quakeryn : notes on the History of Friends in the Isle of Man (ibid.). Reprinted with additions (Journal of Friends' Historical Society). 1909. Introductory Note to ‘ Life of J. Bevan Braithwaite ’ (reprinted from The Friend). 1910 and 1911. Leaves from my Journal in Australia, 1-5 (Friends' Quarterly Examiner). ,, The Angelic Prophecy of John the Baptist (ibid.). 1911. Human Progress and the Inward Light (Swarthmore Lecture). ,, The Trial of our Faith, and other papers (Macmillan). ,, Sacerdotalism (printed privately). ,, Appreciation in ' Life of Mary Pease.’ ,, Quaker Influence on National Life (Bootham, vol. \\). ,, ' Caroline Stephen and the Society of Friends.’ Intro¬ ductory note to ‘ The Vision of Faith ’ by Caroline Stephen. 1912. Southward Ho ! being a plea for a greatly extended and scientific system of emigration to Australia. ,, Robert Owen, the Socialist (Friends' Quarterly Examiner). „ Conscription in Australia (Daily News, September 17 and 30 and October 20).