Miscellaneous Writings, Speeches and Letters Book

	Preface
	Abbreviations
	Introduction
	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, or 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	Unpublished Papers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-adaption 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
	Chronological list of Green's Published Writings	493
	Obituaries and Recollections of Green	497
	Accounts and Discussions of Green's Thought	501
	Additions to the Bibliographies	532
	Index	541