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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Compiled by Bert F. HoselitzIn the compilation of this bibliography several already avail-
able bibliographical studies of Lord Acton's work have been con-
sulted. Of greatest use was the bibliography of Lord Acton's
works compiled by W. A. Shaw, and published in his work A
Bibliography of the Historical Works of Dr. Creighton . . ,
Dr. Stubbs, Dr. S. R. Gardiner and The Late Lord Acton, Lon-
don, Royal Historical Society, 1903. In addition to this work the
information provided by Cardinal Gasquet in his work, Lord
Acton and His Circle, and the items furnished by him to the
editors of Acton History of Freedom and Other Essays (p. 5 97))
was very helpful. Finally, use has been made of the bibliography
compiled by F. E. Lally, published in his work, As Lord Acton
Says, Remington Ward, Publisher, Newport, Rhode Island, 1942.
In several cases Acton's manuscripts in the Cambridge University
Library have been helpful in corroborating or correcting in-
formation derived from other sources. The published works of
Lord Acton have been subdivided in six groups. An attempt has
been made to arrange his publications chronologically in each
group according to the date of composition or publication.
BOOKS
A Lecture on the Study of History (Inaugural Lecture deliv-
ered at Cambridge, June 11, 1895), ( London, 1895). Pp. 142.
Reprinted in Lectures on Modern History ( London, 1906) under
the title, "An Inaugural Lecture on 'The Study of History'."
Text, pp. 1-30, footnotes, pp. 319-42.
Lectures on Modern History (delivered by Lord Acton in his
ordinary course at Cambridge in the academical years 1899- 1900,
and 1900- 1901). Published from MS. "exactly in the form in
which they were delivered." Edited by J. N. Figgis and R. V. Laurence
( London, 1906) Pp. xix and 362.
Historical Essays and Studies, edited by J. N. Figgis and R. V. Laurence
( London, 1907) Pp. 544. *
The History of Freedom and Other Essays, edited by J. N. Figgis
and R. V. Laurence ( London, 1907) Pp. xxxix and 638. **
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* In the later part of this bibliography this work will be referred to as HES.
** In the later part of this bibliography this work will be referred to as
HOF.

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Publication Information: Book Title: Essays on Freedom and Power. Contributors: John Emerich Edward Dalberg-Acton - author. Publisher: The Beacon Press. Place of Publication: Boston. Publication Year: 1948. Page Number: 374.
    
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