Note 1 — [p49] THE PROFESSION OF HISTORIAN
Reading edition
Conversations of Goethe, Eng. trans., 230.
2 Trevelyan, I, 86.
3 Life of Gladstone, II, 181.
4 III, 51.
5 Talks with Emerson, 23.
6 My Vol. II, 142, n. 2.
7 Curtis, I, 250.
8 Ibid., I, 252.
9 Miscellanies, I, 275.
10 Exam. of Sir W. Hamilton’s Philosophy, II, 310, 311.
11 Gladstone, I, 195.
12 p. 142.
13 Trevelyan, I, 91.
14 Froude, II, 317.
15 Nichol, 20.
16 Talks with Emerson, 162.
17 Trevelyan, I, 379, 387, 409.
18 Froude, III, 64, 65.
19 Ibid., II, 385; III, 59.
20 Ibid., III, 73.
21 English Composition, 158.
22 Letters of Jane Carlyle, II, 31.
23 Froude’s Carlyle, IV, 125.
24 Causeries du Lundi, XV, 95.
25 Froude, II, 19.
26 Dramatic Opinions, II, 53.
27 “Time hath, my lord, a wallet at his back Wherein he puts alms for oblivion, A great-sized monster of ingratitudes:” etc.
28 Trevelyan, II, 388, n.
29 Eng. trans., 236.
30 Ibid., 115.
31 Nouveaux Lundis, III, 265.
32 Eng. trans., 222.
33 Nouveaux Lundis, III, 328.
34 Enc. Brit.
35 Balzac, 309.
36 Brander Matthews, Cent. Mag., 1901.
37 Letter of April 4, 1864, Harper’s Mag., June, 1889.
38 I speak of the first four volumes.
39 L.c.
40 p. 103.
41 New Letters, II, 11.
42 Life, II, 345.