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The Edinburgh Review or Critical Journal was one of the most prominent and widely-circulating of the great British political and literary reviews of the 19th C. From its beginning in 1802 until at least the 1840s, The Edinburgh Review maintained a strong laissez-faire and reformist bent, thrusting the journalistic knee to the back of the Whig spine. It played an instrumental role in the development of the classical school of economics and its wide circulation helped propagate classical liberalism in Britain.

The Edinburgh Review was founded in 1802, jointly by Sydney Smith, Francis Jeffrey, Francis Horner and Henry Brougham. All were quite young at the time - Smith was 31, Jeffrey 29, Horner 24 and Brougham 23. Most had been students of Dugald Stewart. at the University of Edinburgh and members of the "Speculative Society", a discussion club of Edinburgh students formed back in 1764. Jeffrey had attended the University of Glasgow, but was active in the Edinburgh society. Sydney Smith, the only Englishman among the group, had come to Edinburgh to study under Stewart. All had been trained as lawyers, all were largely classical liberals, adherents to the principles of laissez-faire and political Whigs (if not quite perfectly clear immediately)

The Edinburgh Review can be regarded as the testament of the (waning) Scottish Enlightenment, its bequest unto the new century, and transmitter of that spirit beyond Scotland to the country as a whole . The founders consciously named their journal after another Edinburgh Review - Adam Smith's pugnacious journal of 1755, which had lasted only a few numbers. The new ER's political bias was unapologetic - its buff and blue cover was instantly recognizable as the colors of the Whig party (colors supposedly originally chosen by Whig leader Charles James Fox in honor of George Washington's uniforms). The ER quartet saw themselves as fulfilling the vision of their venerable teacher Dugald Stewart, giving birth to a new liberal political order, reviving the moribund Whig Party with a new ideology and deploying it as the vehicle for liberal political, economic and social change. As Sydney Smith later recollected:

"To appreciate the value of the Edinburgh Review, the state of England at the period when that journal began should be had in remembrance. The Catholics were not emancipated — the Corporation and Test Acts were unrepealed — the Game Laws were horribly oppressive — Steel-traps and spring-guns were set all over the country — Prisoners tried for their lives could have no counsel — Lord Eldon and the Court of Chancery pressed heavily on mankind — Libel was punished by the most cruel and vindictive imprisonments — the principles of Political Economy were little understood — The Law of Debt and Conspiracy were on the worst footing — the enormous wickedness of the Slave Trade was tolerated — a thousand evils were in existence which the talents of good and noble men have since lessened or removed: and these efforts have been not a little assisted by the honest boldness of the Edinburgh Review". (Sydney Smith, 1839, Works, p.vi)

When it came out in 1802, the Edinburgh Review was largely unprecedented as a publication. Sitting somewhere between a scientific journal and a chatty magazine, its articles consisted of essay-length reviews of recently-published books on politics, literature, philosophy and science. It sought to bring the latest progress on the intellectual frontier to the educated middle classes of Britain, broadly speaking. It was read not only by scholars and artists, but also by politicians, civil servants, lawyers, doctors, etc. It sought not merely to inform, but transform, public opinion. Its reviews were usually overtly biased and polemical, sometimes savage outright, but that sharp edge only increased its appeal to readers. The ER adopted as its motto "Judex damnatus cum nocens absolvitur" ("condemned is the judge who absolves the guilty"). (Sydney Smith had originally proposed a line from Virgil "Tenui musam meditamur avena" - "We cultivate the muse upon a little oatmeal").

The Edinburgh Review was published quarterly by printer Archibald Constable of Edinburgh, Scotland, at that time already publisher of the Whiggish weekly Scots Magazine. Issue numbers came out Oct, Jan, Apr, July until 1810, thereafter Nov, Feb, May, Aug. It was originally designed for contributions "by gentlemen", without remuneration, although arrangements were eventually made to pay each reviewer £10 and the editor £200 per year. The reviews were all anonymous. Although authorship was sometimes easy to deduce from hints elsewhere (e.g. in correspondence, or by later reprints in collected works), many of the ER's articles remain unattributed, or only speculatively attributed, to this day.

Although originating in Scotland, the ER was also distributed in England. The printer T.N. Longman of London had a long-standing agreement to serve as the sales agent and distributor of Archibald Constable's publications in the south. But Constable felt that Longman (at that time publisher of the Eclectic Review and Annual Review) had a conflict of interest and so placed the southern distribution of the ER in charge of Andrew Murray of Fleet Street. This caused a bit of legal ripple between Constable and Longman. After Murray died in 1809, Constable tried to set up his own branch in London (Constable, Hunter, Park & Hunter), but it failed very quickly and so southern distribution was placed in the hands of White, Cochrane & Co. In 1814, Constable and Longman reconciled, and Longman resumed his role as southern distributor. Ruined by the financial crisis of 1825, Archibald Constable went bankrupt in early 1826, and full rights for publication of the Edinburgh Review was taken up by T.N. Longman of London, while Adam Black became the publisher in Edinburgh.

The first issue of the Edinburgh Review came out in October 10, 1802, under the editorship of Sydney Smith. Francis Jeffrey took over the editing role in 1803, and would remain at the helm until 1829, when Jeffrey was elected as Dean of the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh by the Scottish Bar and felt continuing as editor would be a conflict of interest. He was replaced as editor by Macvey Napier (who had served as Constable's editor for the famous 1824 Supplement to Encyclopaedia Britannica). Napier became chief editor of the ER in 1829.

Other Scottish characters who contributed to the enterprise included writers like Sir Walter Scott, scientist John Playfair, philosopher Thomas Brown, orientalist Alexander Hamilton, jurists Henry Cockburn, Sir John Mackintosh and Macvey Napier, essayist Thomas Carlyle, divines Thomas Chalmers and William Hamilton, and economists like James Mill and, most prolifically, John Ramsay McCulloch. English contributors included William Hazlitt, T. Robert Malthus, Robert Torrens and, most actively, Thomas Macaulay. Irish contributors include the politician Henry Parnell and scientist-economist Dionysus Lardner. Notable later economist contributors include Herman Merivale, Richard Whately, Nassau W. Senior and John Stuart Mill.

In 1809, Sir Walter Scott, annoyed at the strong Whig atmosphere Francis Jeffrey was imposing on the ER, decamped and helped found the Quarterly Review in London, as the Tory response to the ER. The continuous duel between the liberal Whig Edinburgh Review and conservative Tory Quarterly Review would run through much of the 19th C. It was an acute but elevated rivalry, driving - not merely driven by - British politics.

More bitter was the ER's the cross-town rivalry with the rabidly ultra-Tory monthly Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (f.1817), and the brawls between them were vicious. To the left of the ER was the Radicals' quarterly, the Westminster Review (f.1824), founded by utilitarian philosophers Jeremy Bentham and James Mill.

On a lower rung were the lighter monthlies: the old and mildly Whiggish Monthly Review (founded 1749, the first to begin the custom of offering reviews) and the High Tory Critical Review (founded 1756, folded 1817, its role duly taken up by the BEM). The Dissenters had the Eclectic Review (f.1801), the Catholics had the Dublin Review (f.1836), so we can safely say by the 1830s all parties and factions of Britain were represented by their own literary review.

In economics, however, the Edinburgh Review had no parallel. Henry Brougham and Francis Horner produced most of the economic articles from 1802 until 1818, when John Ramsey McCulloch was brought on board. Through to the end of the 1830s, McCulloch used the ER to promote the doctrines of the Classical School.

The ER was probably the only British review that published regular, serious articles on economics. During the height of the classical era, by one calculation (O'Brien, 2004: 16), fifteen members of the Political Economy Club wrote for the Edinburgh Review, six for the Westminster Review, four for the Quarterly Review and none for Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. By 1850, the Edinburgh Review had published 250 economics-related articles, 78 of which were by McCulloch alone. In terms of circulation: Edinburgh Review sold 14,000, Quarterly Review 10,000 Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine 6,000 and the Westminster Review 2-3,000.

Articles in the Edinburgh Review

Note: Attributions of authorship below are as given in Copinger (1895, p.1ff), as corrected & supplemented by Fetter (1953), and some other sources (e.g. Winch,1966)

Date: 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815, 1816, 1817, 1818, 1819, 1820, 1821, 1822, 1823

Vol. I (Oct 1802 - Jan 1803)

October 1802 (No. 1) (cp) - Sydney Smith, editor
[Francis Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Mounier, De L'influences des Philosophes &c.", p.1
[Rev. Sydney Smith] "Art.2 - Dr Parr's Spital Sermon", p.18.
[Syd Smith] "Art.3 - Godwin's Reply to Parr", p.24.
[Alex. Hamilton] "Art.4 - Asiatic Researches, Vol. VI", p.26.
[Syd Smith] "Art.5 - Olivier's Travels", p.44.
[Syd Smith] "Art.6 - Baldwin's Egypt", p.59.
[Horner] Art 7 "Irvine's Emigration from the Highlands", 1802, Edinburgh Review, p.61 [review of Irvine (bk); MR, 1803 p.222]
[Jeffrey] "Art.8 - Southey's Thalaba", p.63.
[Syd Smith] "Art.9 - Rennel's Sermons", p.83.
[Syd Smith] "Art.10 - Voyage dans le Departments", p.91.
[Horner] "Art.11 - Christison on Parish Schools", p.92 (review of Christison (bk)]
[F.A. Murray] "Art.12 - Bowles on the Peace", p.94.
[Jeffrey] "Art.13 - Herrenschwand's Adresse", p.98.
[Horner] Art 14 "The Utility of Country Banks", 1802, Edinburgh Review, p.106 [review of Anon (bk), MR, p.107]
[J.A. Murray] "Art.15 - Pratt's Bread, a Poem", p.108 [review of Pratt, (bk)]
[Syd Smith] "Art.16 - Dr Langford's Sermon", p.113.
[Thomas Brown] "Art.17 - Opie's Poems", p.113.
[Syd Smith] "Art.18 - Philips's Public Characters", p.122.
[Jeffrey] "Art.19 - Bonnet, L'Art de rendre les Revolutions utiles", p.122.
[Syd Smith] "Art.20 - Nares's Sermon", p.128.
[Horner] "Art.21 - Horneman's Travels", p.130.
[Jeffrey] "Art.22 - MacKenzie's Voyages", p.141.
[Brougham] "Art.23 - Wood's Optics", p.158.
[Brougham & Syd Smith] "Art.24 - Acerbi's Travels", p.163.
[Horner] Art 25 - "Thornton on the Paper Credit of Great Britain", 1802, Edinburgh Review, p.172 [m ia]
[Brougham] Art 27 - "Crisis of the Sugar Colonies", 1802, Edinburgh Review, p.216 [review of Stephen (bk)]
[Dr. John Thomson" "Art 28 - Morveau on the Means of Purifying Infected Air" , p.237
[Dr. John Thomson" "Art 29 - Dr Haygarth on Infectious Fevers" , p.245.
Works reviewed in No.1
(Art. 7) An inquiry into the causes and effects of emigration from the Highlands and Western Islands of Scotland, with observations on the means to be employed for preventing it by Alexander Irvine, 1802 [bk]] (MR, 1803 p.222)
(Art. 11) The General Diffusion of Knowledge, the one great cause of the prosperity of North Britain by Alexander Christison, 1802, [bk]
(Art. 14) Utility of Country Banks Considered, by Anonymous 1802, [bk]] (MR, p.107)
(Art.15) - Bread, or the Poor, a Poem by Samuel Jackson Pratt (repr in 1803, Cottage Pictures, p.4].
(Art 27) The Crisis of the Sugar Colonies; Or, An Enquiry into the objects and probable effects of the French Expedition to the West Indies: And their connection with the colonial interests of the British Empire. To which are subjoined, sketches of a plan for settling the vacant lands of Trinidada, in four letters to the Right Hon. Henry Addington, Chancellor of the Exchequer, &c. by Anon [James Stephen], 1802, [bk]]
January 1803 (No.2)
[Jeffrey] "Art 3 - "Paley's Natural Theology", p.287
[Brougham] Art 9 - "Politique des Tous le Cabinets de l'Europe - on Balance of Powers", 1803, p.345
[Smith] Art 10 - "Necker's Last Views", p.382
[Brougham & Ivory] Art. 12 - Woodhouse's Imaginary Quantities", 1803, p.407
[Brugham & Jeffrey] Art 14
[Horner] Art. 16 - "Canard's Principes d'economie politique", p.431
[Brougham] Art 15
[Horner] Art 16
[Brougham] Art 17
[Brougham] Art 18
[Brougham] Art 23
Works reviewed in No.2

Vol. II (Apr-Jul, 1803)

April 1803 (No.3) (cp)
[Brougham] Art 8
Brougham] Art 9
Brougham] Art 10
[Brougham in Fetter, Horner in Cop.], "Art 11 - Guineas an Unnecessary and Expensive Incumbrance on Commerce", 1803, Edinburgh Review (No.3), p.101 (reviewed book)
[Brougham] Art 13
Brougham] Art 20
[Jeffrey] "Art 23 - Sir John Sinclair's Essays", p.205
[Brougham] "Art 26 - Stewart's Account of Dr. Robertson", p.226
July 1803 (No. 4) - Francis Jeffrey new editor (to 1829)
[Brougham] Art 6
[Brougham & Jeffrey] Art 8
[Horner], "Art 11 - Lord King's Thoughts on the Restriction of Payments in Specie at the Banks of England and Ireland", 1803, Edinburgh Review (No. 4, Jul), p.402 [m ia]
[Brougham] Art 12
[Brougham] Art 17
[Horner] Art 18 - Moore's Odes of Anacreon, p.462
[Brougham] Art 19
[Jeffrey] Art 21 - The Works of Lady M.W. Montagu, p.507

Vol. III (Oct 1803 - Jan 1804)

October 1803 (No. 5) (cp)
[Brougham] Art 1
[Anon, no attrib] "Art 8 - Necker, Cours de moral religiouse" p.90
[Jeffrey] "Art 13 - Millar's View of English Government", p.154
[Horner] Art 17
[Brougham] Art 18 - "John Wheatley's Remarks on Currency and Commerce", p.231
January 1804 (No 6) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Stewart's Life of Dr. Reid" , p.269
[Brougham] Art 5 - Karamsin's Travels in Europe", p.323
[Sidney Smith] "Art 9 - Dr. Winterbottom's Account of Sierra Leone", p.355
[Brougham] Art 12
[Playfair] Art 13
[A. Murray] "Art 15 - Clarke's Progress of Maritime Discovery", p.422
[Scott] "Art 16 - Godwin's Life of Chaucer", p.437
[Brougham prob] "Art 17 - "Hatchett on the Gold Coin", p.452 (reviewed book)
[Brougham] "Art 19 Bishop Watson on the National Debt", 1804, Edinburgh Review p.468 (reviewed book)

Vol. IV (Apr-Jul 1804)

April 1804 (No. 7) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art I - Bentham, Principes de Legislation par Dumont", p.1
[Brougham, prob] "Art 5 - Morgan's Comparative View of the Public Finances", 1804, Edinburgh Review, p.75
July 1804 (No.8) (cp)
[Brougham] Art 8 - Lord Lauderdale on Public Wealth", p.343
[Horner] Art. 9 p.377
[Brougham] Art 11
[Brougham] Art 12
[Jeffrey & Brougham] :Art 15 - Barrow's Travels in Southern Africa", p.443
[Brougham] Art 16.
[Jeffrey] Art. 17 - "Considerations on the Abolition of the Slave Trade" p.476

Vol. V (Oct 1804 - Jan 1805)

October 1804 (No. 9) (cp)
[Brougham. prob.] "Art 1 - Plans of National Improvement &c.", 1804, Edinburgh Review p.1 (reviewed work)
[Brougham] "Art 5 - Kotzebue's Travels to Paris", p.78
[Brougham] Art 7
[Brougham] "Art 8 - O'Connor's Present State of Great Britain", p.104 (reviewed work)
[Horner] Art 14
[Horner] Art 15 "Observations on the Bounty upon Exported Corn",p.190
[Wilberforce] "Art 16 - A Defence of the Slave Trade", p.209
January 1805 (No. 10) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Barrow's Travels in China", p.260
[Murray] "Art 2 - Maurice's Modern India" p.288
[Jeffrey] "Art. 7 - Johnes's translation of Froissart's Chronicles of England", p.347

Vol. VI (Apr-Jul, 1805)

April 1805 (No. 11) (cp)
[Jeffrey] Art 1 - Scott's Lay of the Last Ministrel, p.1
[Brougham] Art 2 - Venturi Sopra i Colori", p.20
[No attrib] "Art. 3 - Lord Strangford's translation of Camoens", p.43
[Brougham] Art 4 - Fontana, sopra un problema Euleriana", p.50
[Brougham prob.] Art. 6 - Talleyrand sur les colonies", 1805, Edinburgh Review p.63 (reviewed work bnf)
[Brougham] Art 8 - Memoires de l'Academie de Turin", p.90
[Jeffrey] "Art 12 - Memoires de Bailly", p.137
[No attrib, Fetter say possibly Brougham] Art. 10 - "Toulongeon, Sur l'Usage du Numeraire", p.112 (reviewed work)
[No attrib] Art 13 - Chambrier's Sur le Grande Dessin de Henri IV", p.162
[Scott] "Art 15 - Godwin's Fleetwood, a novel", p.182
[Hallam] Art 17 - Dr Ranken's History of France", p.209
July 1805 (No. 12) (cp)
[Brougham, prob] Art 2 - "Lord Lauderdale's Hints to the Manufacturers" p.283
[Brougham] Art 8 - Examen de l'Esclavage", p.311 (reviewed work, v.1, v.2)
[Brougham] Art 11 -"De Langes Statitici per i Tetti", p.386
[No attrib] "Art 16 - Cockburn's Prize Dissertation on India", p.462
[No attrib] Art 17 - Jackson's Commerce of the Mediterranean" p.478 (reviewed work)

Vol. VII (Oct 1805 - Jan 1806)

October 1805 (No. 13) (cp)
[Napier, poss] "Art 2- Parkinson's Tour in America", p.29
[Brougham] Art 4 - Leslie's Inquiry into the Nature of Heat", p.63
[Horner] "Art 7 - Professor Stewart's Statement of Facts", p.113
[No attrib] "Art 9 - Sir J. Banks on the Blight in Corn", p.148
[Horner] Art 10 - Memoirs of M. Talleyrand", p.151
[Napier] Art. 11 - Michaux's Travels in America", p.155
[Jeffrey] "Art 12 - Drummond's Academical Questions", p.163
[Horner] "Art 13 - Lord Selkirk on Emigration", p.185 (reviewed work)
[Scott] "Art 14 - Works of Sir Edmund Spenser"
[Brougham] Art 15 - Thiebault, Memoires de Frederic le Grand", p.218
[No attrib] "Art 16 - Official Documents on the Slave Trade", p.244
January 1806 (No. 14) (cp)
[Brougham] "Art 1 - Lord Liverpool on the Coin", p.265 (reviewed work)
[Hallam] "Art 2 - Knight's Inquiry into the Principles of Taste", p.295
[Jeffrey] "Art 7 - Forsyth's Principles of Moral Science", p.413
[Brougham] "Art 8 -Life of Dr. Johnson", p.436
[Brougham] "Art 10 -Kotzebue's Travels in Italy", p.456
[Horner] "Art 11 - Playfair's Edition of Wealth of Nations", p.470

Vol. VIII (Apr-Jul 1806)

April 1806 (No. 15)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - The Frauds of Neutral Flags", p.1
[No attrib] Art 2 - Griffith's Travels", p.35
[No attrib] Art 3 - Rainsford's Account of Hayti", p.52
[Jeffrey] "Art 8 - Cumberland's Memoirs", p.107 (not the philosopher Cumberlandl)
[No attrib] "Art 6 - Journal des Mines", p.78
[Napier, prob.] "Art 9 - Oddy's European Commerce", p.128 (reviewed work)
[Jeffrey] Art. 11 - Lessing's Nathan the Wise", p.143
[Brougham] "Art 15 - An Inquiry into the State of the Nation", p.190 (reviewed work)
July 1806 (No. 16) (cp)
[George Ellis] "Art 1 - MacPherson's Annals of Commerce", p.237 (reviewed work, v.1, v.2, v.3, v.4)
[Brougham] "Art 2 - Lemaistre's Travels", p.254
[W. Drummond & Jos. Walker ] "Art 3 - Historical View of Christianity", p.272
[Hallam] "Art 6 - "Sir J. Throckmorton on the Catholic Question", p.311
[Jeffrey] "Art 7 - The Works of Dr. Franklin", p.327
[Brougham] "Art 8 - Dutens - Memoires d'un Voyageur", p.345
[No attrib] "Art. 9 - Letter on the Slave Trade", p.358 (Heron on Wilberforce)
[John Allen] "Art 11 - Depons voyage dans l'Amerique Meridionale", p.379
[Jeffrey] "Art 13 - Pinkerton Recollections of Pars", p.413
[No attrib] "Art 14 - Linnaeus"
[No attrib] "Art 15 - Barrow's Account of a Journey in Africa", p.432
[No attrib] "Art 16 - Civilization of American savages", p.442
[Playfair] Art 17 - Mendoza Rios' Tables of Navigation", p.451
[Jeffrey] "Art 18 - Moore's Poems", p.456

Vol. IX (Oct 1806 - Jan 1807)

October 1806 (No. 17) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Barrow's voyage to Cochinchina", p.1
[No attrib] "Art 4 - Journal des Mines", p.67
[Jeffrey] "Art 5 - Craig's Life of Millar", p.83
[No attrib] "Art 8 - Forster on Commercial Exchanges", p.111 (reviewed work)
[Jeffrey] "Art 9 - Memoirs of Dr. Priestley", p.136
[John Allen] Art 11 - Helms's Travels from Buenos Ayres", p.168
[Syd Smith] "Art 12 - Mrs Trimmer on Lancaster's Plan of Education", p.177
January 1807 (No. 18) (cp)
[Brougham] "Art 1 - Grentz on the State of Europe", p.253
[Brougham] "Art 3 - Dr Pinkard on the West Indies", p.304
[Brougham] "Art 5 - Turnbull's Voyage Around the World", p.332
[James Mill] "Art 7 - Filangieri on the Science of Legislation", p.354 (reviewed work: v.1, v.2) (first article of James Mill)
[No attrib] Art 9 - Orme's Historical Framents" p.391 (on Mughals)
[No attrib] "Art 11 - Hunter's Reasons for Not Making Peace", p.424
[John Allen] "Art 12 - Mercurio Peruano", p.433
[no attrib] "Art 13 - Letter on Guiana", p.456

Vol. X (Apr-Jul, 1807)

April 1807 (No.19) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - The Dangers of the Country", p.1
[No attrib, or Alex Hamilton prob] "Art 2 - Colebrooke's Remarks on Bengal", p.27
[No attrib] "Art 3 - Carr's Stranger in Ireland", p.40
[No attrib] "Art 4 - Waring's Travels in Persia", p.61
[No attrib, or David Buchanan poss] "Art 5 - Lord Henry Petty's Plan of Finance", p.72
[Jeffrey] "Art 6 - Clarkson on Quakerism", p.85
[No attrib] "Art 7 - Janson's Stranger in America", p.103
[Napier] "Art 8 - Gordon's History of Ireland", p.116
[No attrib] "Art 9 - David Birth and others on Catholic Claims", p.124
No attrib] "Art 11 - Pinkerton's Geography", p.154
[Jeffrey] "Art 12 - Sir William Forbes's Life of Beattie", p.171
[Brougham] "Art 13 - Wilbeforce on the Abolition of the Slave Trade" p.199 (reviewed work)
July 1807 (No. 20) (cp)
[Brougham] "Art 1 - Thornton's Present State of Turkey", p.249
[No attrib] "Art 2 - Carr's Tour in Holland and Germany", p.271
[No attrib] "Art 3 - Wheatley on Money and Commerce", p.284 [possibly Francis Jeffrey, although Fetter doesn't agree.]
[Syd Smith] "Art 4 - Parnell's Historical Apology", p.299
[No attrib] "Art 7 - Considerations on the Trade with India", p.334 (reviewed work)
[Brougham] "Art 8 - Dumourier, Judgment de Bonaparte", p.368
[Jeffrey] "Art 9 - Cobbett's Political Register", p.386
[John Allen] "Art 10 - Capmany, Questiones Criticas", p.422 (reviewed work)
[Brougham] "Art 11 - Burnett's View of the Present State of Poland", p.438
[Alex Hamilton] "Art 12 - Bentley on the Indian Astronomy", p.455
[Brougham] "Art 13 - Savage's Account of New Zealand", p.471

Vol. XI (Oct 1807 - Jan 1808)

October 1807 (No. 21) (cp)
[Brougham] "Art. 1 - Randolph and others on the Neutral Questions" p.1
[No attrib] "Art 2 - Southey's Specimens of English poetry", p.31
[Syd Smith] "Art 4 - Lancaster's Improvements in Education", p.61
[Brougham] "Art 6 - Semple's Travels in Spain", p.88
[No attrib] "Art 7 -Inquiry into the State of the Poor", p.100
[Jeffrey] "Art 8 - Pamphlets on the Catholic Question", p.116
[Brougham prob] "Art 9 - Sir W Young and Others on West Indian Affairs", p.145 (reviewed work of Young's Book [bk], Bosanquet Letter [bk], Bosanquet's Thoughts, [bk], Lowe's Inquiry [bk])
[Jeffrey] "Art 13 - Sir John Sinclair on Health and Longevity", p.195
[Jeffrey] "Art 14 - Poems by W. Wordsworth", p.214
January 1808 (No. 22) (cp)
[Playfair] "Art 1 - Laplace's Traite de Mechanique Celeste", p.1
[Brougham] "Art. 2 - Lord Byron's Poems", 1808, Edinburgh Review (No.22, Jan), p.285
[Brougham] "Art 4 - Huber on Bees", p.319
[Syd Smith] "Art. 5 - Ingram on Methodism", p.341
[Malthus, prob] "Art 11 - Spence on Commerce", p.429 (first article of T.R. Malthus)
[No attrib] "Art 13 - Carnatic Question Considered", p.462
[Brougham] "Art 14 - Examination of the Late Orders in Council", p.484

Vol. XII (Apr-Jul, 1808)

April 1808 (No. 23)
[No attrib] "Art 5 - Cordiner's Account of Ceylon", p.82
[Syd Smith] "Art 9 - Indian Missions", p.151
[No attrib] "Art 10 - Coxe's History of the House of Austria", p.181
[No attrib] "Art 11 - Gambier on Moral Evidence", p.202
[Brougham] "Art 12- Heriot's Travels in Canada", p.212
[Brougham poss] "Art 13 - Baring and others on the Orders in Council", p.225 (reviewed works: Baring [bk], Erskine [bk], Brougham's speech [av])
[No attrib] "Art 14 - Portugueze Emigration", p.246
July 1808 (No. 24) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Fox's History of James II", p.271
[Brougham] "Art 3 - MacGill's Travels in Turkey", p.318
[Malthus] "Art 4 - Newenham and others on the State of Ireland", p.336 (reviewed works: Newenham [bk], Dudley [av], Croker [bk])
[Coleridge] "Art 5 - Clarkson's History of the Abolition of the Slave Trade", p.355
[Musgrave] "Art 6 - History of the Subversion of Venice", p.379
[Jeffrey] "Art 8 - Mrs Hamilton's Cottagers", p.401
[Gooch] "Art 9 - Bolingbroke's Voyage to Demerary", p.410
"Art 10 - Birch and Selkirk on National Defence", p.416
[Brougham] "Art 11 - Mr. Whitbread's Letter on Spain", p.433
[McKormick] "Art 13 - Hillhouse on Ammendment of American Constitution", p.469
"Art 14 - Mitford's History of Greece", p.478

Vol. XIII (Oct 1808 - Jan 1809)

October 1808 (No. 25) (cp)
[James Mill] "Art 3 - Smith on Money and Exchange", p.35 (reviewed work)
[Syd Smith] "Art 5 - Parnell's History of Irish Popery Laws", p.77
[Alex Hamilton] "Art 6 - Buchanan's Travels in Mysore", p.82
[Napier] "Art 10 - Lives of Washington", p.148
[James Mill] "Art 12 - Leckie on the Foreign Policy of England", p.186 (not in Fetter, attrib in Winch)
[No attrib] Art 13 - Comber on National Subsistence", p.205 (reviewed work)
January 1809 (No. 26) (cp)
[Milner or Mill] "Art 2 - Emancipation of Spanish America", p.277 (attrib to Mill by Winch)
[Playfair] "Art 3 - Account of the Steam Engine", p.311
[Syd Smith] "Art 4 - Proceedings of the Society for the Suppression of Vice", p.333
[Brougham] "Art 7 - Pamphlets on West Indian Affairs", p.382 [reviewed works: Spence [bk], Bell [bk])
[Welsh] "Art 9 - Code de la Conscription", p.429
[No attrib] "Art 12 - Pamphlets on the Gas Lights", p.477
[Alex Hamilton] "Art 13 - Expedition against Copenhagen", p.488

Vol. XIV (Apr-Jul, 1809)

April 1809 (No. 27) (cp)
[James Mill] "Art 2 - Jovellanos on Agriculture and Legislation", p.20 (reviewed work) (not in Fetter, attrib in Winch)
[Syd Smith] "Art 3 - Styles on Methodists and Missions", p.40
[Buchanan and Jeffrey, poss] "Art 4 - Spence on Agriculture and Commerce", p.50
[No attrib] "Art 5 - Dr Milner and others on the Catholics of Ireland", p.60
[Jeffrey] "Art 7 - Morehead's Discourses", p.82
[No attrib] Art 8 - A Permanent and Effectual Remedy for West Indian Distresses", p.95 (reviewed work)
[Malthus] "Art 12 - "Newenham on the State of Ireland", p.151 (reviewed work)
[No attrib] "Art 13 - Porter's Travels in Russia and Sweden", p.170
[No attrib] "Art 14 - Taylor's Plato", p.187
July 1809 (No. 28) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Parliamentary Reform", p.277
[No attrib] "Art 2 - Jackson's Account of Morocco", p.306
[No attrib] "Art 3 - Catalogue of Tipoo's Library", p.322
[James Mill] "Art 4 - Molina's Account of Chili", p.333 (attrib by Winch)
[Syd Smith] "Art 5 - Characters of Mr Fox", p.353
[No attrib] "Art 6 - Memoirs &c. of Sir Thomas More", p.360
[Jeffrey] "Art 7 - Miss Edgeworth's Fashionable Tales", p.375
[Napier]"Art 8 - Rulhiete Anarchie de Pologne", p.388
[James Mill] "Art 9 - Des Guignes's Voyages a Peking" p.407 (attrib by Winch)
[Payne Knight] "Art 10 - Oxford edition of Strabo", p.429
[Brougham] "Art 11 - Lord Sheffield and others on Foreign Affairs", p.442
[Syd Smith] "Art 13 - Rose's Observations on Fox", p.490

Vol. XV (Oct 1809 - Jan1810)

October 1809 (No. 29) (cp)
[Playfair] "Art 1 - Compte Rendu par le Institut de France", p.1
[Syd Smith] "Art 3 - Edgewoth's Professional Education", p.40
[John Allen] "Art 4 - Laborde's View of Spain", p.53
[James Mill] "Art 6 - Bexon - Code de la legislation penale", p.88 (attrib by Winch)
[No attrib] "Art 7 - Elton's Translation of Hesiod", p.109
[Peter Elmsley] "Art 10 - The Cambridge Edition of Aeschylus", p.152
[Jeffrey] "Art 11 - Hamilton's Parliamentary Logic", p.163
[Horner] "Art 13 - Translation of Mr. Fox's History", p.190 (Horner's last article)
[No attrib] "Art 14 - The Conduct of the War", p.197
January 1810 (No. 30) (cp)
[No attrib] "Art 1 - Lauderdale on Indian Affairs", p.255
[Elmsley] "Art 4 -The Cambridge Aeschylus", p.315
[Jeffrey] "Art 5 - Pamphlets on Vaccination", p.322
[James Mill] "Art 7 - Voyages aux Indes Orientales", p.363 (attrib by Winch)
[Brougham & Jeffrey] "Art 8 - Semple's Second Journey to Spain", p.384
[Playfair] "Art 9 - Laplace's System of the World", p.396
[Napier] "Art 11 - Ashe's Travels in America", p.442
[No attrib] "Art 12 - Clarke on the Cambridge marbles", p.453
[Jeffrey] "Art 13 - Correspondence de Madame de Deffand et de la Mademoiselle de Lespinasse", p.458
[Jeffrey] "Art 14 - The African Institution", p.485
[No attrib] "Art 15 - The State of the Parties", p.504

Vol. XVI (Apr-Aug, 1810)

April 1810 (No. 31) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Letter on the French Government", p.1 (reviewed work)
[No attrib] "Art 3 - Traduction de Strabon", p.55
[Allen] "Art 4 - Humboldt's Essai politique sur la Nouvelle Espagne", p.62 (reviewed work, 1811 ed, v.1, v.2, v.3, v.4)
[Brougham] "Art 5 - Erskine's Speeches", p.102
[James Mill] "Art 6 - Affairs of India", p.127
[Playfair, Payne Knight & Syd Smith] "Art 7 - Calumnies against Oxford", p.158 (reply to Copleston)
[Brougham, prob] "Art 8 - Rose on the influence of the crown", p.187
[Leslie] "Art 10 - Humboldt - Tableau physique", p.223
August 1810 (No. 32) (cp) [note quarterly timing change: now Nov, Feb, May, Aug]
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Scott's Lady of the Lake", p.263
[Syd Smith] "Art 3 - Public Schools of England", p.326
[Brougham] "Art 4 - Clarke's Travels", p.334
[Syd Smith] "Art 7 - Disturbances at Madras", p.399
[James Mill] "Art 8 - Sur la Tolerance Religieuse", p.413 (attrib by Winch)
[Brougham] "Art 9 - African Institution", p.430
[Napier] "Art 10 - Sadler's State Papers", p.447
[No attrib] "Art 11 - Disquisitions on Population", p.464 (reviewed works: Ingram [bk], Hazlitt [bk]) [Bonar attrib. this to Malthus, Fetter disagrees]
[ Jeffrey] "Art 12 - Penal Code of China", p.476

Vol. XVII (Nov 1810 - Feb 1811)

November 1810 (No. 33) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Catholic Question", p.1
[James Mill] "Art 2 - Mémoires du Prince Eugène" , p.39 (attrib by Winch)
[No attrib] "Art 3 - Education of the Poor", p.58
[James Mill] "Art 4 - Code d'Instruction Criminelle", p.88 (attrib by Winch)
[Leo Horner?] "Art 5 - American Mineralogy", p.114 [no attrib; but 1818 insinuation (p.374n) possibly by Leonard Horner]
[No attrib] "Art. 6 - Woodhouse's Trigonometry", p.121
[No attrib] "Art 7 - Edmonston on Zeltand", p.135
[Brougham] "Art 8 - Papers on the Stone", p.156
[Jeffrey] "Art 9 - Stewart's Philosophical Essays", p.167
[Peter Elmsley] "Art 10 - Blomfield's Prometheus Vinctus" , p.211
February 1811 (No. 34) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Parliamentary Reform", p.253
[Jeffrey] "Art 2 - Letters of Mad. du Deffand", p.290
[No attrib] "Art 3 - Moor's Hindu Pantheon", p.311
[No attrib] "Art 4 - Walcheren Expedition", p.330
[Malthus] "Art 5 - Depreciation of Paper Currency", p.340 (on Bosanquet and Ricardo; replied to by Ricardo's Observations).
[No attrib] "Art 6 - Walton's Hispaniola", p.372
[No attrib] "Art 7 - Gaisford's Haephastion", p.381.
[Syd Smith] "Art 8 - Hints on Toleration", p.393
[No attrib] "Art 9 - Davy on Oxymuriatic Acid, &c.", p.402
[James Mill] "Art 10 - Chas, Sur la Souverainete", p.409 (attrib by Winch)
[Jeffrey] "Art 11 - Southey's Curse of Kehama", p.429
[No attrib] "Art 12 - Horsley's Sermons", p.465
[No attrib] "Art 13 - Ivory on the Attraction of Ellipsoids", p.480

Vol. XVIII (May-Aug, 1811)

May 1811 (No. 35) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Alison on Taste", p.1
[Allen] "Art 2 - Regency Question", p.46
[James Mill] "Art 4 - Liberty of the Press", p.98 (attrib by Winch)
[Brougham] "Art 5 - Jacob's Travels in Spain", p.123
[Leslie] "Art 7 - History of Arithmetic", p.185
[Playfair] "Art 8 - Cuvier on Fossil Bones", p.214
[Brougham] "Art 9 - Sir Robert Wilson on the Russian Army", p.230
August 1811 (No. 36) (cp)
[No attrib] "Art 2 - Report of the African Institution", p.305
[Syd Smith] "Art 3 - Heywood's Vindication of Fox's History", p.325
[James Mill] "Art 4 - Wilks's History of Mysore", p.343 (attrib by Winch)
[Brougham & Drummond] "Art 7 - Campaigns of 1809", p.392
[No attrib] "Art 8 - Kirkpatrick's Account of Nepaul", p.425
[No attrib] "Art 9 - Hamilton's Aegyptiaca", p.435
[Malthus] "Art 10 - Pamphlets on the Bullion Question", p.448
[Jeffrey] "Art 12 - Mrs Grant on Highlanders", p.480

Vol. XIX (Nov 1811 - Feb 1812)

November 1811 (No. 37) (cp)
[Brougham] "Art 1 - Education of the Poor", p.1
[Brougham] "Art 5 -West Indian Slavery", p.129
[No attrib] "Art 6 - Protestant Dissenters", p.149
[Allen] "Art 7 -Humboldt - Essai politique sur la Nouvelle Espagne, II", p.164
[Brougham] "Art 8 - Mr Brande's Papers in Philosophical Transactions", p.198
[James Mill] "Art 10 - East Indian Monopoly", p.229 (attrib by Winch)
February 1812 (No. 38) (cp)
[Brougham, prob] "Art 2 - Disputes with America", p.290
[No attrib] "Art 3 - Linnaeus - Lachesis Lapponica", p.317
[Brougham] "Art 4 - Speeches of Lord Erskine", p.339
[James Mill] "Art 5 - Letters of Tippoo Sultan", p.363 (attrib by Winch)
[No attrib] "Art 7 - Sir Samuel Romilly on English Criminal Law", p.389
[Playfair] "Art 8 - Sir George Mackenzie's travels in Iceland", p.416
[No attrib] "Art 9 - Lord Clarendon on Catholics", p.435
[Jeffrey] "Art 10 - Lord Byron's Childe Harold", p.466
[Elmsley] "Art 11 - Butler's edition of Aeschylus", p.477

Vol. XX (Jul-Nov 1812)

July 1812 (No. 39) (cp) (note: April not published, 1812 has only three issues)
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - McCrie's Life of John Knox", p.1
[Brougham] "Art 2 - Negotiations for a Ministry", p.29
[James Mill] "Art 3 - Malcolm on India", p.38 (attrib by Winch)
[No attrib] "Art 4 - The Duke of Sussex on the Catholic Question", p.54
[No attrib] "Art 5 - Sixth Report of the African Institution", p.58
[Playfair] "Art 6 - Leslie's Elements of Geometry", p.79
[Jeffrey] "Art 7 - Miss Edgeworth's Tales of a Fashionable Life", p.100
[Brougham] "Art 8 - Parliamentary Reform", p.127
[Brougham] "Art 12 - Of Peace", p.213
[No attrib] "Art 13 - Orders in Council", p.234 (review of Brougham)
November, 1812 (No.40) (cp)
[Syd Smith] "Art 3 - Mawe's Travels in Brazil", p.305
[Jeffrey] "Art 4 - Leckie on the British Government", p.315
[Mackintosh] "Art 5 - Wakefield's Ireland", p.346 (attrib. by Copinger, Fetter says only "possibly")
[Playfair] "Art 6 - Geographie Mineralogique de les environs de Paris", p.369
[Brougham] "Art 8 - Rights and Duties of the People", p.405
[No attrib] "Art 9 - Principes Mathematqieus de M. da Cunha", p.425
[No attrib] "Art. 11 - War with America", p.451
[Mackintosh] "Art 12 - Account of a boy born blind and deaf", p.462 (on Stewart)
[James Mill] "Art 13 - East Indian Monopoly", p..471 (attrib by Fetter & Winch)

Vol. XXI (Feb-Jul, 1813)

February 1813 (No. 41) (cp) [note: again, 1813 only has three issues]
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Mad de Staël - Sur la Litterature", p.1
[Playfair] "Art 2 - Lichtenstein's Travels in Southern Africa", p.50
[No attrib] "Art 3 - Trials of the Slave Traders", p.72
[Syd Smith] "Art 4 - Bishop of Lincoln's Charge", p.93
[No attrib] "Art 5 - Project of Creating a Vice-Chancellor", p.103
[No attrib] "Art 6 - Dr Clarke's Travels, vol. II", p.130
[No attrib] "Art 7 - Deposition of the King of Sweden", p.152
[Mackintosh] "Art 8 - Coxe's Memoirs of the Spanish Bourbons", p.175
[James Mill] "Art 9 - Education of the Poor", p.207 (attrib by Winch)
[No attrib] "Art 10 - Foreign Policy of England in 1806 and 1807", p.219
July 1813 (No. 42) (cp) (note: again, April not published, 1813 has only three issues, note))
[Jeffrey] "Art 1 - Correspondence Litteraire et Philosophique de Grimm", p.263
[Jeffrey] "Art 2 - Lord Byron's Giaour", p.299
[Playfair] "Art 3 - Measurement of an Arch of the Meridian in the Peninsula of India", p.310
[No attrib] "Art 5 - State of Ireland", p.340 (reviewed works: Whitelaw [bk]; Trimmer Inquiry [bk]; Trimmer Observations [1822 ed], Dobourdieu Antrim [bk]; Dewar [bk], Townsend Cork [bk; 1815 2nd ed, v.1, v.2]; Tighe Kilkenny [bk])
[No attrib] "Art 6 - Bija Gannita, or the Algebra of the Hindoos", p.364
[No attrib] "Art 7 - Eustace's Tour through Italy", p.378
[Mackintosh] "Art 8 - Mad de Staël - Sur le Suicide", p.424
[James Mill] "Art 9 - Malcolm's Sketch of the Sikhs", p.432 (attrib by Winch)
[Jeffrey] "Art 10 - Clarkson's Life of William Penn", p.444
[No attrib]"Art 11 - Seventh Report of the African Institution", p.462

Vol. XXII (Oct 1813 - Jan 1814)

Oct 1813 (No. 43) (cp) (resume quarterly structure: Oct - Jan - Apr- Sep)
[No attrib] "Art 1 - Bentham's Theory of Punishments by Dumont", p.1
[Allen] "Art 3 - Marina on the Ancient Legislation of Spain", p.50
[No attrib] "Art 4 - Broughton's Lectures from the Mahratta camp", p.67
[No attrib] "Art 5 - Abuses of the Press", p.72
[No attrib] "Art 6 - Dr. Hutton's Tract", p.88
[No attrib] "Art 7 - Blanquiere &c. on the Political State of Sicily", p.107
[Leslie] "Art 9 - Von Buch's Travels in Norway and Lapland", p.145
[Allen] "Art 11 - Guarinos on Poor Laws", p.184 (reviewed work: v.1, v.2, v.3, v.4)
[Mackintosh] "Art 12 - De l'Allemagne by Mad. de Staël", p.198
January 1814 (No. 44) (cp)
[No attrib] "Art 1 - Sir H. Davy's Elements of Agricultural Chemistry", p.251
[No attrib] "Art. 3 - Appeal of the Poles", p.294
[No attrib] "Art 4 - Of the Eastern Peninsula of India", p.331
[No attrib] "Art 5 - Suinine - Details sur le General Moreau", p.363
[No attrib] "Art 6 - Forsyth's Remarks on Italy", p.376
[James Mill?] "Art 7 - Neild on Prisons", p.385 (uncertainly attrib by Winch) (last article of Mill)
[No attrib] "Art 9 - Kinneir's Geography of Persia", p.409
[No attrib] "Art 10 - Miss Edgeworth's Patronage", p.416
[No attrib] "Art 11 - Semple's Tour in Germany", p.434
[Jeffrey] "Art 12 -Southey's Carmen Triumphale", p.447
[No attrib] "Art 13 - Cuvier's on the Theory of the Earth", p.454
[No attrib] "Art 14 - Glover's Political Memoirs", p.475

Vol. XXIII (Apr-Sep 1814) v.23

April 1814 (No.45) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - State and Prospects of Europe", p.1.
[No attrib] "Art.2 - Galt's Travels", p.40
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Pinkerton's Petralogy", p.63
[No attrib] "Art.4 - Transference of Norway", p.79.
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Appert on the Preservation of Food", p.104
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Revival of the Slave Trade", p.131 [rev of Stephen's Toussaint L'Ouverture, (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.7 - History and Languages of the Indian Islands", p.151
[Syd Smith] "Art.8 - Tuke's Account of a Retreat near York", p.189 [rev on insane asylum]
[Jeffrey] "Art.9 - Lord Byron's Corsair, and Bride of Abydos", p.198
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Berlington's Literature of the Middle Ages", p.229
[No attrib] "Notice with respect to Howell's State Trials", p.246
[Farquhar] "Governor Farquhar's Letter as to Slaves in the Mauritius", p.247
The History of Toussaint Louverture by Anon [James Stephen], 1814 [bk]
September 1814 (No.46) (cp)
[No attrib] "Art.1 - Northcote's Life of Reynolds", p.263
[Jeffrey] "Art.2 - Correspondence de Baron de Grimm", p.292 [Grimm & Diderot]
[J. Playfair] "Art.3 - Essai Philosophique sur le Probabilites", p.320 [on Laplace]
[No attrib] "Art.4 - Lisiansky's Voyage round the World", p.340
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Cortes of Spain", p.347
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Abernethy on the Vital Principle", p.384
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Lord Nelson's Letters to Lady Hamilton", p.398
[Thomas Moore] "Art.8 - Lord Thurlow's Poems", p.411.
[Jeffrey] "Art.9 - Alison's Sermons", p.424 [on Rev. Archibald Alison (Alison's father)]
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Constitutional Character of the Queen Consort", p.441.
[No attrib] "Art.11 - Paris in 1802 and in 1814", p.468
[No attrib] "Art.12 - Sir H. Davy on Iodine", p.486
[No attrib] "Art.13 - Restoration of Poland", p.493 [rev of Eden, (bk)]
[No attrib] "Notice respecting the British and Foreign School Society", p.500 (committee includes David Ricardo)
Reflections on the present state of affairs on the continent, as connected with the question of a general and permanent peace by Anon [F.Eden], 1814 [bk]

Vol. XXIV (Nov 1814 - Feb 1815) v.24 [three issues in 1815]

November 1814 (No.47) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Wordsworth's Excursion", p.1
[Hazlitt] "Art.2 - Kater on the Light of Telescopes", p.31
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Dunlop's History of Fiction", p.38
[Thomas Moore] "Art.4 - Boyd's Translations from the Fathers", p.58
[James Cleghorn] "Art.5 - Agriculture of Scotland", p.72 [rev of Sinclair's Account & General Report]
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Revival of the Slave Trade", p.106 [rev of Wilberforce (bk), Romilly (bk), Christian Observer (), Sismondi (bk), Palisot-Beauvois (bk), Portuguese (bk), Malenfant (bk) ]
[Prof. Leslie] "Art.7 - Humboldt Researches", p.133
[Jeffrey] "Art.8 - Hogg's Queen's Wake", p.157
[Jeffrey] "Art.9 - Tennant's Anster Fair", p.174.
[Brougham] "Art.10 - M. Carnot's Memorial", p.182. [rev of Carnot (bk)(2nd ed)]
[Brougham] "Art.11 - Waverly, a novel", p.208
[No attrib] "Art.12 - War with America", p.243 [rev of Gray's Letters (bk), Right of Impressment (bk)]
Lettre a Son Excellence Monseigneur le Prince de Talleyrand Périgord, ministre et secrétaire d'état de S. M. T. C. au Département des Affaires Etrangères, et son plénipotentiaire au Congrès de Vienne, au sujet de la Traite des Nègres by William Wilberforce, 1814 [bk]
The Speech of Sir Samuel Romilly, in the House of Commons, on the Twenty-eighth of June, 1814, on that Article in the Treaty of Peace which relates to the Slave Trade, 1814 [repr in Romilly 1820 Speeches, v.2, p.20]
Remarks on the Ordonnance issued at Paris, 29th August 1814, for the Reestablishment of the French Slave Trade, and on the Proposition submitted to the Chamber of Deputies by General Desfourneaux, on the Subject of St Domingo, with notices respecting the present state of that island, extracted from the Christian Observer for September 1814.
De l'Intérêt de la France à l'Egard de la Traite des Negres by Sismondi, 1814 [bk] [1814 2nd ed, 1814 3rd ed]
Réfutation d'un écrit intitulé: "Résumé du Témoignage ... touchant la Traite des Nègres, adressé aux différentes puissances de la chrétienté by M. Palisot, Baron de Beauvois, 1814 [bk]
Considérations importantes sur l'abolition générale de la traite des Nègres, adressées aux négociateurs des puissances continentales qui doivent assister au Congrès de Vienne, by a Portuguese (Portugais), 1814 [bk]
Des Colonies, et particulièrement de celle de Saint-Domingue; mémoire historique et politique, ou l'on trouvera 1. un exposé impartial des causes et un précis historique des guerres civiles qui ont rendu cette colonie independante; 2. des considérations sur les moyens de la rattacher à la metropole, d'y ramener un paix durable, d'en rétablir et accroitre la prospérité by Col. Malenfant, 1814 [bk]
Memorial of M. Carnot, addressed to His Most Christian Majesty Louis XVIII, 1814 [bk], [2nd ed]
Letters from Canada by Hugh Gray, 1809 [bk] [1814 ed]
The Right and Practice of Impressment, as concerning Great Britain and America, considered, by Anon, 1814 [bk]
February 1815 (No.48) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Scott's Lord of the Isles", p.273
[No attrib*] "Art.2 - Hamilton on the National Debt", p.294 [rev of Hamilton (bk); attrib to Hazlitt by Copinger; Fetter disputes this, has no attrib]
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Standard Novels and Romances", p.320.
[Dr Murray] "Art.4 - Leslie on Heat and Moisture", p.339.
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Leake's Researches in Greece", p.353.
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Brande on Calculi", p.369
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Bonaparte's Campaign in Russia", p.374
[Jeffrey] "Art.8 - Paradise of Coquettes", p.397
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Travels to the Source of the Missouri", p.412 [rev of Lewis & Clark (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Functions of the Nervous System", p.439
[No attrib] "Art.11 - Joanna Southcott ", p.452
[No attrib] "Art.12 - Park's Last Journey and Life", p.471 [rev. of Mungo Park (2nd ed)]
[D. Buchanan (poss)] "Art.13 - Corn Laws", p.491 [review of Malthus's Observations & Grounds, no attrib. in Copinger, attrib by Fetter to Buchanan (possibly)]
[Sir James Mackintosh] "Art.14 - France", p.505 [review of Benjamin Constant, etc.]
An Inquiry concerning the Rise and Progress, the redemption and the present stat, and the management of the National Debt of Great Britain, by Robert Hamilton, 1813 [bk]
Travels of the Source of the Missouri River and across the American Continent to the Pacific Ocean, performed by order of the government of the United States, in the Years 1804, 1805, and 1806 by captains Meriwhether Lewis & William Clark, 1814 [bk] [1815 new ed, v.1, v.2, v.3]
The Journal of a Mission to the Interior of Africa, in the Year 1805 by Mungo Park, 1815 [1815 2nd ed]

Vol. XXV (1815)

June 1815 (No.49) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Southey's Roderick", p.1
[W. Hazlitt] "Art.2 - Sismondi's Literature of the South", p.31 [rev of Sismondi]
[No attrib] "Art.3 - French War in Spain", p.63
[Prof Leslie] "Art.4 - Humboldt's Personal Narrative", p.86 [rev of Humboldt & Bonpland]
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Liberty of the Continental Press", p.112 [rev of Constant (bk) and Rey (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Parish or Savings Banks", p.135. [rev of Duncan (bk), Forbes (bk), Tait Committee (bk)] (no attrib in Fetter)
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Herbert's Helga", p.146
[Sir James Mackintosh] "Art.8 - Modern English History", p.168
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Hamilton's India Gazetteer", p.220 [rev of Hamilton (bk)]
[Dr. John Gordon] "Art.10 - The Doctrines of Gall and Spurzheim", p.227
De la Responsabilité des Ministres by Benjamin Constant, 1815 [bk]
Adresse à l'Empereur by Joseph Rey, 1815 [bk]
An Essay on the nature and advantages of Parish Banks by Henry Duncan, 1815 [bk] [1816 enlarged ed]
A Short Account of the Edinburgh Savings Bank, containing directions for establishing similar banks, etc. by Anon [John Hay Forbes] 1815 [bk], [1816 4th ed]
Report of the Committee appointed by the Highland Society of Scotland, to consider what is the best mode of forming institutions of the nature of Savings Banks, for receiving the deposites of labourers and others, (chaired by George Tait), 1815 [repr in Prize Essays, v.4, p.593]
The East India Gazetteer; containing particular descriptions of the empires, kingdoms, principalities, provinces, cities, towns, districts, fortresses, harbours, rivers, lakes, &c. of Hindostan and the adjacent countries, India Beyond the Ganges, and the Eastern archipelago, together with sketches of the manners, customs, institutions, agriculture, commerce, manufactures, revenues, population, castes, reliigon, history, &c. of their various inhabitants by William Hamilton, 1815 [bk]
October 1815 (No.50) (cp)
[No attrib] "Art.1 - Tweddell's Life and Remains", p.285.
[No attrib] "Art.2 - General Registry of Slaves", p.315 (rev. of African Institution Report (bk)]
[John Allen] "Art.3 - Lingard's Antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church", p.346
[Jeffrey] "Art.4 - Wordsworth's White Doe", p.355
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Huber on Bees, Vol. II", p.363
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Irish Oratory", p.389 [rev of Phillips]
[Mackintosh] "Art.7 - Western Asia", p.398 [Rev of Elphinstone et al]
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Carnot's Defence", p.442
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Holland's Travels into Albania &c.", p.455
[Mackintosh] "Art.10 - Godwin's Lives of Milton's Nephews", p.485 [rev of William Godwin]
[No attrib] "Art.11 - France", p.501
[Mackintosh] "Art.12 - Sir Nathaniel Wraxall", p.527 [reply to Wraxall, (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.13 - British Finances", p.541 [rev of Walter Boyd's Reflections (bk)] (no attrib in Fetter)
Reasons for Establishing a Registry of Slaves in the British Colonies, being a report of a committee of the African Institution, 1815, [bk]
An Answer to the Calumnious Misrepresentations of the "Quarterly Review," the "British Critic," and the "Edinburgh Review", contained in their observations on Sir N. William Wraxall's Historical Memoirs of His Own Time by Sir N.W. Wraxall, 1815 [bk]
Reflections on the Financial System of Great Britain, and particularly on the sinking fund, written in France in the Summer of 1812, by Walter Boyd, 1815 [bk]

Vol. XXVI (Feb-Jun 1816) v.26

February 1816 (No.51) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Memoires de Mad. Larochejaquelin ", p.1
[J Playfair] "Art.2 - Baron de Zach on the Attraction of Mountains", p.36
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Toleration", p.51
[Hazlitt] "Art.4 - Schlegel on the Drama", p.67
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Duncan Forbes", p.107
[D Buchanan (poss)] "Art.6 - Corn and Money", p.135 [rev of Wilson's Enquiry (bk); no attrib in Copinger; attrib by Fetter to Buchanan (possibly)]
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Geology of the Apennines", p.156
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Ancient German and Northern Poetry", p.180 [rev of Grimm, et al]
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Letters from France", p.215
[Playfair] "Art.10 - Sir H. Davy on the Fire-Damp", p.233
Popular Reflections on the progress of the principles of Toleration, and the reasonableness of the Catholic claims by a Protestant [Rev. John Wilson of Irvine], 1814 [?]
An Enquiry into the Causes of the High Prices of Corn and Labour, the depressions on our foreign exchanges and high prices of bullion, during the late war; and consideration of the measures to be adopted for relieving our farming interest from the unprecedented difficulties to which they are now reduced, in consequence of the great fall in the price of their produce since the peace; with relative tables and remarks, &c. by Robert Wilson, 1815 [bk]
On the Fire-Damp of Coal Mines, and on methods of lighting the mines, so as to prevent its explosion, by Sir Humphry Davy, 1815 [bk]
June 1816 (No.52) (cp)
[No Attrib] "Art.1 - Distresses of the Country", p.255 [rev of speeches of Western and Brougham; not attrib by Copinger or Fetter, touched on by Hazlitt, 1902: p.127, but not this article]
[No attrib] "Art.2 - Malcolm's History of Persia", p.282
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Goethe's Life of Himself", p.304
[John Allen] "Art.4 - Constitution of Parliament", p.338 [rev of Oldfield and Jopp]
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Interior of Africa", p.383 [rev of Robert Adams in Timbuctoo]
[Mackintosh] "Art.6 - Life of James II", p.402
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Cashiering of Kings", p.431 [rev of Tolfrey (bk)]
[Jeffrey] "Art.8 - The Lay of the Laureate", p.441 [rev of Southey]
[No attrib] "Art.9 - The Barbary Pirates", p.449 [rev of Croker's letter on white slavery (repr: p.148)]
[Jeffrey] "Art.10 - Wilson's City of the Plague", p.458
[Jeffrey] "Art.11 - Hunt's Story of Rimini", p.476 [sometimes wrongly attrib to Hazlitt]
A Narrative of Events which have recently occurred in the Island of Ceylon, written by a Gentleman on the spot [William Tolfrey], 1815 [bk]
A Letter to a Member of Parliament on the Slavery of the Christians, at Algier by Walter Croker, 1815 [repr in Naval Chronicle, 1816 p.148]

Vol. XXVII (Sep-Dec 1816), v.27

September, 1816 (No.53) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Scott's edition of Swift", p.1.
[No attrib] "Art.2 - Coleridge's Christabel", p.58.
[No attrib] "Art.3 - French invasion of the Tyrol", p.67.
[Playfair] "Art.4 - Dealtry's Principles of Fluxions", p.87.
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Voyage de Humboldt - Astronomie ", p.99.
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Liberty of the Press and its Abuses", p.102 [review of Holt's Law of Libel (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Geologia di Breislak", p.144.
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Toleration of the Reformers", p.163 [review of Cook]
[Mackintosh] "Art.9 - Stewart's Introduction to the Encyclopaedia", p.180. [review of Dugald Stewart's Britannica intro]
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Dangers of the Constitution", p.245 [review of Shultes (bk) and Bowdler (bk)].
The History of the Church of Scotland, from the establishment of the Reformation to the Revolution, by George Cook, 1815-16, v.1, v.2, v.3
Reflections on the Progressive Decline of the British Empire, and the necessity of public reform by Henry Schultes, 1815 [bk]
Liberty, Civil and Religious, by a Friend to Both [Thomas Bowdler], 1815 [bk]
December, 1816 (No.54) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Lord Byron's Poetry", p.277 [rev of Childe Harold & Prisoner of Chillon]
[No attrib] "Art.2 - Catholic Question", p.310 [rev of Otway]
[Brougham] "Art.3 - Defence of Usury", p.338. [rev of Bentham; attrib to Brougham by Fetter]
[No attrib] "Art.4 - Turkish Accounts of Wars with Russia", p.361.
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Commercial Distresses of the Country", p.373. [rev of Lowestoft & Symmons; no attrib by Copinger nor Fetter; possibly Brougham?]
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Nott's Surrey & Wyatt", p.390.
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Legh's Voyage up the Nile", p.422.
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Coleridge's Lay-Sermon", p.444. [review of Coleridge (bk)]
[John Allen] "Art.9 - Napoleon Bonaparte", p.459 [review of Warden's Letters from Saint Helena (bk)]
[Ugo Foscolo] "Art.10 - Columbus", p.492 [review of Della Patria (bk) and Ragionamento (bk)]
[Andrew Rutherford (poss)] "Art.11 - East India College", p.511 [review of Malthus's Statements; no attrib in Copinger, Fetter attrib to Andrew Rutherford (possibly)].
A Letter to the Roman Catholic Priests of Ireland, on the Expediency of reviving the Canonical Mode of electing Bishops by Dean and Chapter; in which are discussed the Questions of Securities, the Nature and Value of Quarantotti's Rescript, and whether the Pope is competent to compel the Roman Catholics of Ireland, by Censures, to come into any Arrangements injurious to their Civil Rights. by C. O. [Caesar Otway], 1816.
National Difficulties, practically explained by Member of Lowestoft Book Club, 1816
Remedies proposed as Certain, Speedy, and Effectual, for the Relief of our present Embarrassments, by Anon [John Symmons], 1816 [ref. in 1822 book]
The Statesman's Manual, Or, the Bible the best guide to political skill and foresight: A Lay Sermon, addressed to the higher classes of society : with an appendix, containing comments and essays connected with the study of the inspired writings by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1816 [bk]
Letters from Sainta Helena by William Warden [bk]
Della patria di Cristoforo Colombo, 1808 [bk]
Ragionamento nel quale si conferma l'opinion generale intorno alla patria di Cristoforo Colombo, by Anon [Girolamo Serra], 1812 [bk]

Vol. XXVIII (Mar-Aug 1817) v.28 [three issues in 1817]

March, 1817 (No.55) (cp)
[Thomas Chalmers] "Art.1 - Causes and Cure of Pauperism", p.1. [review of Minutes of Evidence (bk)]
[John Playfair] "Art.2 - Agriculture and Statistics of Italy", p.31 [review of Chateauvieux (v.1, v.2)].
[Brougham?] "Art.3 - History of the Alarms", p.59 [review of Canning's speech (bk), no attrib in Copinger, others attrib to Brougham].
[No attrib] "Art.4 - Goethe's Memoirs", p.83.
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Foreign Policy of England", p.106 [review of Macirone's Murat (bk)]
[John Allen/James Mackintosh?] "Art.6 - Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage", p.126.[rev of Common Consent (bk) & Fawkes (bk) & Evans (bk)]
[Jeffrey] "Art.7 - Wat Tyler and Mr Southey", p.151.
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Transactions of the Geological Society, Vol. II", p.174.
[Jeffrey] "Art.9 - Tales of My Landlord", p.193 [rev. of Scott's Tales].
[No attrib] "Statement of the Rev. Alexander Gordon, Principal of the Scots College, Paris", p.260.
Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee appointed by the House of Commons to Inquire into the State of Mendicity and Vagrancy in the Metropolis and its Neighbourhood, ordered to be printed July 11th, 1815; to which is added, the Second Report, ordered to be printed May 28th, 1816, 1816 [bk] (original 1815 minutes, bk; first 1816 report, bk)
Lettres écrites d'Italie en 1812 et 13, à M. Charles Pictet, l'un des Rédacteurs de la Bibliothèque Britannique by Jacob-Frédéric Lullin de Châteauvieux, 1816 [v.1, v.2], [1820 2nd ed], [1834 enlarged ed] [1819 Rigby trans, Italy, its agriculture, bk],
Speech of the Right Honourable George Canning, in the House of Commons, on Wednesday January 29, 1817, on the motion for an Address to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent on his most gracious speech from the throne, accurately taken in short-hand, containing all the passages which were omitted in the daily papers, 1817 [bk]
Common consent, the basis of the constitution of England; or, Parliamentary reform considered and tried by the tests of law and reason, by Anon, 1817 [bk]
The Englishman's Manual; or, a dialogue between a Tory and a Reformer, by Walter Fawkes, 1817 [bk] [1817 2nd ed]
A Letter on the Expediency of a Reform in Parliament, addressed to Lord Erskine, by Robert Harding Evans, 1817 [bk]
August, 1817 (No.56) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Franklin's Correspondence", p.275.
[No attrib] "Art.2 - Travels in Caucasus and Georgia", p.302.
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Remains of Mr. Bowdler", p.335.
[No attrib] "Art.4 - Present State of West India Affairs", p.340 [rev of Williamson].
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Jorgenson's Travels", p.371 [rev of Jorgenson (bk)].
[Jeffrey] "Art.6 - Miss Edgeworth's Tales", p.390.
[Jeffrey] "Art.7 - Lord Byron's Manfred", p.418.
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Lunatic Asylums", p.431.
[Jeffrey] "Art.9 - Hazlitt on Shakespeare", p.472.
[Jeffrey] "Art.10 - Coleridge's Literary Life", p.488. [sometimes wrongly attrib to Hazlitt]
[Brougham?] "Art.11 - Present State of Public Affairs", p.516 [review of Anon (bk); no attrib in Copinger, others attrib to Brougham].
Medical and Miscellaneous Observations Relative to the West India Islands, by John Williamson, 1817, v.1, v.2.
Travels through France and Germany, in the Years 1815, 1816, & 1817: comprising a view of the moral, political, and social state of those countries; interspersed with numerous historical and political anecdotes, derived from authentic sources by Jorgen Jürgensen (Jorgenson), 1817 [bk]
On the Present State of Public Affairs, by Anon, 1817 [bk]

Vol. XXIX (Nov 1817-Feb 1818) v.29 [quarterly in 1818]

November, 1817 (No.57) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Moore's Lalla Rookh", p.1.
[No attrib] "Art.2 - Trade of the Indian Isles", p.35 [rev of Thorn's Conquest of Java (bk)].
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Speeches of Mr Phillips", p.52.
[No attrib] "Art.4 - Transactions of the Geological Society, Vol. III", p.70.
[Mackintosh] "Art.5 - Junius", p.94 [rev of Identity of Junius (bk), (bk)].
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Irish Affairs", p.114 [rev of speeches of Ossory (May 16, cb), Foster (May 9, bk, cb), Peel (bk, cb)].
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Algebra and Arithmetic of the Hindus", p.141.
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Power and Policy of Russia", p.164. [rev of Wilson (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Millin, Voyage en Italie", p.191.
[Sir Samuel Romilly] "Art.10 - Bentham on Codification", p.217. [rev of Bentham's Codification (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.11 - Rome, Naples and Florence", p.237.
February, 1818 (No.58) (cp)
[Thomas Chalmers] "Art.1 - Causes and Cure for Pauperism", p.261 [rev of Sturges Bourne Report (bk)].
[Jeffrey] "Art.2 - Beppo", p.302.
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Geology of England", p.311.
[No attrib] "Art.4 - The States of Wirtemberg", p.337.
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Description of the Isle of Wight", p.363.
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Religion and Character of the Hindus", p.377.
[Jeffrey] "Art.7 - Rob Roy", p.403.
[John Crawford (poss)] "Art.8 - Chinese Embassy and Trade", p.433 [rev of Ellis (bk); no attrib by Copinger, attributed by Fetter to John Crawford (possibly)].
[Ugo Foscolo] "Art.9 - Dante", p.453.
[Jeffrey] "Art.10 - Captain Hall's Voyage to Loo-Choo", p.475.
[Chalmers (half)] "Art.11 - Reports on the State of the Poor", p.498 [rev of Ewing Glasgow Report (bk); Copinger & Fetter attribute first half to Chalmers].
Report from the Select Committee on the Poor Laws, with the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, ordered by the House of Commons to be printed July 4, 1817 by Select Committee chaired by William Sturges Bourne.[bk], includes Appendix D by Sinclair (p.224) [1818 Supplement contains Ewing's Glasgow Report in Appendix], see also Observations [bk]
Journal of the proceedings of the Late Embassy to China; comprising a correct narrative of the public transactions of the embassy, of the voyage to and from China, and of the journey from the mouth of the Pei-Ho to the return to Canton, by Sir Henry Ellis, 1817 [bk]
Report for the Directors of the Town 's Hospital of Glasgow on the Management of the City Poor, the suppression of mendicity and the principles of the plan for the new hospital, by Committee chaired by James Ewing, Esq., 1818 [bk] (cf. Scotus, 1870: p.24, Lamond, 1892: p.36; Administration, note on p.32) [included as appendix to 1818 Supplement to Sturges Bourne.]
Supplementary Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the Poor Laws, 1818

Vol. XXX (Jun-Sep 1818) v.30

June, 1818 (No.59) (cp)
[Prof. John Leslie] "Art.1 - Polar Ice, and a North-West Passage", p.1.
[John Ramsay McCulloch] "Art.2 - Ricardo's Political Economy", p.59 [first McCulloch article]
[Prof. John Wilson] "Art.3 - Childe Harold - Canto Fourth", p.87.
[No attrib] "Art.4 - Birkbeck's Notes on America", p.120.
[John Allen] "Art.5 - Hallam's Middle Ages", p.140 [review of Hallam v.1, v.2].
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Spy System at Lyons - 1817", p.172.
[No attrib] "Art.7 - State of Parties", p.181 [review of Firth (bk) and Cartwright (bk)].
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Bishop Watson's Memoirs", p.206.
[Sir Walter Scott] "Art.9 - Women; or Pour et Contre", p.234.
Notes on a Journey in America: from the coast of Virginia to the territory of Illinois by Morris Birkbeck, 1818 [bk], [1818 2nd ed]
View of the State of Europe During the Middle Ages by Henry Hallam, 1818 [v.1, v.2], [1819 2nd ed, v.1, v.2, v.3], [1822 3rd ed, v.1, v.2, v.3], [1826 4th ed, v.1, v.2, v.3],. [1840 7th ed, v.1, v.2], [1853 10th ed, v.1, v.2, v.3]
Remarks on the Recent State Trials, and the rise and progress of disaffection in this country by William Firth, 1818 [bk]
A Bill of Rights and Liberties: Or, An Act for a Constitutional Reform of Parliament by John Cartwright, 1817 [bk]

September, 1818 (No.60) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Mad. de Staël sur la Revolution Françoise", p.275.
[Ugo Foscolo] "Art.2 - Dante", p.317.
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Mélanges d'Histoire et de Litterature", p.351 [referred to by Brougham, p.172; reviewer?]
[Leonard Horner] "Art.4 - American Geology", p.374 [first Leo Horner article?].
[Chevenix] "Art.5 - Shipwrecks of the Alceste and the Medusa", p.388.
[Prof. John Playfair] "Art.6 - Captain Kater on the Length of the Pendulum", p.407.
[No attrib] "Art.7 - The Abbé Georgel", p.425.
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Buonaparte and the Elba MS", p.444 [rev of Comte Bertrand (bk)].
[Jeffrey] "Art.9 - Prison Discipline", p.463. [rev of Buxton (bk) and Bennet (repr)]
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Education of the Poor", p.486 [rev of Brougham's speech (bk)]
[Andrew Rutherford] "Art.11 - Burgh Reform", p.503.[rev of Anon (1819 2nd ed)]
[No attrib] "Art.12 - Sass on Art and Italy", p.524.
Considérations sur les principaux événemens de la révolution françoise by Madame de Staël, 1818, v.1, v.2, v.3 [1818 English trans, v.1, v.2, v.3] [1862 ed, v.1, v.2]
Mélanges d'Histoire et de Litterature, by Anon [Quentin Craufurd/Crawford], 1817 (actually 2nd ed, first ed is from 1809, [bk]) - contains anecdotes of Quesnay (e.g. p.404)
An Inquiry whether Crime and Misery are produced or prevented, by our present system of Prison Discipline, by Thomas Foxwell Buxton, 1818 [bk] [1818 3rd ed]
A Letter to the Common Council and Livery of the City of London, on the Abuses Existing in Newgate, showing the necessity of an immediate reform in the management of that prison by H.G. Bennet [2nd ed reprinted in 1818 Pamphleteer (No.22) p.277]

Vol. XXXI (Dec 1818-Mar 1819) v.31 [three issues in 1819] [googlesearch]

December 1818 (No.61) (cp)
[W. Coulson] "Art.1 - Mill's British India", p.1 [rev of James Mill]
[Syd Smith] "Art.2 - Madame d'Epinay", p.44.
[McCulloch] "Art.3 - Economical and Secure Currency", p.53 [rev of Ricardo 1816 (bk) and Prinsep 1818 (bk)].
[Hazlitt] "Art.4 - Letters of Horace Walpole", p.80.
[John Allen] "Art.5 - The Gothic Laws of Spain", p.94.
[Syd Smith] "Art.6 - Travellers in America", p.132.
[Brougham] "Art.7 - Mr Fellenberg's Establishments at Hofwyl", p.150.
[J. Mackintosh] "Art.8 - Universal Suffrage", p.165 [rev of Bentham]
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Increase of Forgeries", p.203 [no attrib, possibly Mackintosh? rev of Mackintosh motion on forgery in Hansard (Apr 21), accounts by Joseph Kaye (Appendix: p.xxxvii)].
[Morehead] "Art.10 - Bright's Travels in Hungary", p.214 [rev of Bright (bk)].
[No attrib] "Art.11 - Howell's State Trials", p.235.
[No attrib] "Art.12 - Catholics of Ireland", p.246.[rev of Phelan (bk)]
"Letter to the Editor from Dr. William Fergusson", p.260 (on St Helena)
Essay on Money, by Charles Robert Prinsep, 1818 [bk]
Travels from Vienna through Lower Hungary: With some remarks on the state of Vienna during the Congress, in the Year 1814 by Richard Bright, 1818 [bk]
The Bible, Not the Bible Society: Being an attempt to point out that mode of disseminating the Scriptures, which Would most effectually conduce to the security of the Established Church, and the peace of the United Kingdom by William Phelan, 1817 [bk]
March 1819 (No.62) (cp)
[No attrib] "Art.1 - Life of Pius VI", p.271.
[Syd Smith] "Art.2 - The Game Laws", p.295 [rev of Three Letters (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Larrey's Surgical Campaigns", p.309.
[Jeffrey] "Art.4 - Rogers' Human Life", p.325.
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Captain Ross's Voyage to Baffin Bay", p.336.
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Alphabets", p.368 [rev of Volney (bk)].
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Woodhouse's Astronomy", p.375.
[Crawford] "Art.8 - Raffles's History of Java", p.395.
[No attrib] "Art.9 - On Causes, Cure and Prevention of Contagious Fever", p.413.
[Andrew Rutherford] "Art.10 - Irish Distillery Laws", p.440 [rev of Chichester letters]
[Jeffrey] "Art.11 - Campbell's British Poetry", p.462.
[Brougham (poss)] "Art.12 - Education Committee and Abuse of Charities", p.497 [attrib by Fetter; rev of Brougham's letter to Romilly (bk), Anon's letter to Scott (bk), Clarke's letter to Brougham (bk), Bowles' letter to Brougham (bk), Anon's Vindication (bk)]
Three Letters on the Game Laws by a Country Gentleman, [bk]
History of Java by Thomas Stamford Raffles, 1817, v.1, v.2
Oppressions and Cruelties of Irish Revenue Officers, being the substance of a letter to a British Member of Parliament by Edward Chichester, 1818 [bk]
Observations on the Rev. Edward Chichester's pamphlet by Aeneas Coffey, 1818
A Second Letter to a British Member of Parliament, respecting the oppression and cruelties of Irish Revenue Officers, wherein the observations by Aeneas Coffey on a former letter are considered and refuted, by Edward Chichester, 1818 [bk]
asd

Vol. XXXII (Jul-Oct, 1819) v.32

July 1819 (No.63) (cp)
[No attrib] "Art.1 - Ancient Laws and Constitution of the Frisons", p.1".
[Syd Smith] "Art.2 - Botany Bay", p.28 [rev of Wentworth, Bennet, O'Hara].
[McCulloch] "Art.3 - Commercial Embarrassments - Trade with France", p.48 [rev. of Clay on Copleston (bk)]
[Jeffrey] "Art.4 - Dr. King's Memoirs", p.74.
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Education of the Poor", p.89 [rev of Ireland's letter to Brougham (bk) and Bowles's letter to Mackintosh (bk)].
[No attrib] "Art.6 - Heude's Voyage and Travels", p.111.
[Jeffrey] "Art.7 - Crabbe's Tales of the Hall", p.118.
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Buonaparte at St. Helena", p.148.
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Polarisation of Light", p.170 [review of David Brewster's works].
[No attrib] "Art.10 - French Law of Libel", p.192.
[No attrib] "Art.11 - Campaign in 1813", p.208.
[No attrib] "Art.12 - Louisiana", p.231. [review of Stoddard (bk), Brown (bk), Brackenridge (bk) and Darby (bk)]
A Statistical, Historical and Political Description of the Colony of New South Wales, and its dependent Settlements in Van Dieman's Land, &c. by W.C. Wentworth, 1819 [1820 2nd ed]
Letter to Viscount Sidmouth, on the Transportation Laws, the State of the Hulks and of the Colonies in New South Wales, by H.G. Bennet, 1819 [bk]
The History of New South Wales by James O'Hara [1818 2nd ed]
A Free Trade essential to the Welfare of Great Britain, or, an inquiry into the cause of the present distressed state of the country, and of the consequent increase of pauperism, misery and crime, to which are added, some observations on two letters to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, by one of his constituents, the first on the pernicious effects of a variable standard of value, thesecond on the cause of the increase of pauperism, by John Clay [the "constituent" is Edward Copleston] [bk]
Thoughts on the Increase of Crimes, the Education of the Poor, and the National Schools: in a letter to Sir James Mackintosh, by Sir William Lisle Bowles, 1819 [bk]
Sketches, Historical and Descriptive, of Louisiana by Major Amos Stoddard, 1812 [bk]
The Western Gazetteer; or Emigrant's Directory, containing a geographical description of the western states and territories, by Samuel R. Brown, 1817 [bk]
Views of Louisiana, containing geographical, statistical and historical notices of that vast and important portion of America by Henry M. Brackenridge, 1817 [bk]
The Emigrant's Guide to the Western and Southwestern States and Territories by William Darby, 1818 [bk]
October 1819 (No.64) (cp)
[No attrib] "Art.1 - Parga", p.263
[Jeffrey] "Art.2 - State of the Country", p.293 [review of Britannicus (bk) and Democratic Recorder (weekly by Richard Carlyle) ].
[Syd Smith] "Art.3 - Climbing Boys", p.309.
[No attrib] "Art.4 - History of Painting in Italy", p.320.
[Richard Chevenix] "Art.5 - Comparative Industry and Skill of France and England", p.340. [rev of Chaptal (v1, v2), Costaz (bk) and Guillard-Senainville (bk)]
[Syd Smith] "Art.6 - Mission to Ashantee", p.389 [review of Bowdich (bk)].
[D. Constable] "Art.7 - Congress of Vienna", p.399 [review of Pradt (bk)].
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Marcet on Calculous Disorders", p.418.
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Dr Clarke on Blow-pipes and Volcanoes", p.430.
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Necessity of Parliamentary Inquiry", p.441 [on Peterloo, rev. of Davison (bk) and Philippots (bk)]
[Col. Torrens] "Art.11 - Mr Owen's Plans for Relieving the National Distress", p.453 [rev of Robert Owen's works].
[No attrib] "Art.12 - Turnpike Roads", p.477 [rev of Highways Report (bk), Sixth London-Holyhead Report (bk) and Edgeworth (bk)]
[Brougham] "Art.13 - Establishments at Hofwyl", p.487..
Radical Reform the only Remedy for the Disorders of our Country; or, Observations on the changes necessary both in Church and State by Britannicus, 1819 [bk]
A Short Account of the Proceedings of the Society for Superseding the Necessity of Climbing Boys, 1816 [bk] (child chimney sweeps)
De Industrie Française by Comte Jean-Antoine Chaptal, 1819, v.1, v.2
Essai sur l'administration de l'agriculture, du commerce, des manufactures et des subsistances, by Anthelme Costaz, 1818 [bk]
Notice sur les Travaux de la Société d'Encouragement pour l'Industrie National by E.J. Guillard-Senainville, 1818 [repr in Bulletin, 1820, p.5]
Mission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashantee, with a statistical account of that kingdom, and geographical notices of other parts of the interior of Africa by Thomas Edward Bowdich, 1819 [bk]
L' Europe après le congrès d'Aix-la-Chapelle by D. de Pradt, 1819 [bk]
A Letter to John Ralph Fenwick, Esq. by John Davison, 1819 [bk]
A Letter to the Freeholders of the County of Durham, on the Proceedings of the County Meeting, holden on Thursday, 21st October instant,and particularly on the speech of John George Lambton, Esq., M.P. by Rev. Henry Philippots, 1819 [1819 2nd ed]
Report from the Select Committee on the Highways of the Kingdom, together with the minutes of evidence taken before them, 1819 [bk]
(Sixth) Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Turnpike Trusts between London and Holyhead, 1819 [bk]
An Essay on the Construction of Roads and Carriages by Richard Lovell Edgeworth, 1817 [bk]

Vol. XXXIII (1820) [quarterly in 1820]

January 1820 (No.65) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Ivanhoe", p.1
[McCulloch - disputed] "Art.2 - Finance", p.54 [rev of Reports of Select Committee on Finance] (attrib to McCulloch by Copinger; refuted by Fetter)
[Syd Smith] "Art.3 - America", p.69 [rev of Seybert's Statistical Annals]
[Leo Horner] "Art.4 - Geology", p.80 [rev of Greenough]
[Syd Smith] "Art.5 - Poor Laws", p.91 [rev of Nicoll, (bk), Sherwood, Davison (bk)]
[No attrib - Brougham?] "Art.6 - Abuse of Charities", p.109 [rev of Parry's Objections to Brougham's Bill] (no attrib in Copinger, Fetter proposes Brougham (possibly))
[David Buchanan] "Art.7 - Adulterated Provisions", p.131 [rev of Accum]
[Jeffrey] "Art.8 - Cornwall's Poems", p.144
[McCulloch] "Art.9 - Taxation and the Corn Laws", p.155 [rev of Moggridge, (bk), Barton (bk), Manufacturing (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.10 - The Recent Alarms", p.187 [rev of Grenville, Plunket] (speeches on distress of the country - no attrib in Copinger, Fetter)
[Brougham] "Art.11 - Demosthenes", p.226
Works reviewed:
Statistical Annals of the United States by Adam Seybert, 1818 [bk]
A Summary view of the Report and Evidence, relative to the Poor Laws, published by order of the House of Commons, with observations & suggestions, by S.W. Nicoll, 1818 [bk]
Considerations on the Poor Laws by John Davison, 1817 [bk], [1818 2nd ed]
Remarks on the Report of the select committee of the House of commons, on the Poor-Laws; in which the proposed alteration of the laws of settlement and pauperism, its consequences, and remedies, are distinctly considered, by a Monmouthshire magistrate [John H. Moggridge], 1818 [bk]
Observations on the Circumstances which influence the Condition of the Labouring Classes by John Barton, 1817 [bk]
Sketch of the Rise and Fall of the Manufacturing System of Great Britain, in which are shown the mischievous effects of our present restrictive laws and beneficial results that would accrue from a free trade, by Anon, 1820, [bk]
May 1820 (No.66) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Life of Curran", p.259
[No attrib] "Art.2 - Spence's Anecdotes", p.302
[McCulloch] "Art.3 - Restrictions on Foreign Commerce", p.331 [rev of MP's Observations]
[No attrib] "Art.4 - History of Music", p.352
[Thomas Chalmers] "Art.5 - State and Prospects of Manufactures", p.382 [rev of Cleland's Glasgow, bk]
[Jeffrey] "Art.6 - Dispositions of England and America", p.395 [rev of Walsh]
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Sanscrit and Greek - Sanscrit Poetry", p.431
[Leo Horner] "Art.8 - Macculloch's Western Isles", p.442
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Civil List - and Retrenchment", p.471
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Education of the Poor in France", p.494
Observations on the Injurious Consequences of the Restrictions upon Foreign Commerce, addressed to the president of the Board of Trade, by a Member of the Late Parliament, 1820.
The Rise and Progress of the City of Glasgow, comprising an account of its public buildings, charities and other concerns, by James Cleland, 1820 [bk]

Vol. XXXIV (Aug-Nov 1820) v.34

Vol. XXXV (Mar-Jul, 1821) v.35 [three issues in 1821]

Vol. XXXVI (Oct 1821-Feb 1822) v.36 [three issues in 1822]

Vol. XXXVII (Jun-Nov, 1822) v.37

Vol. XXXVIII (Feb-May, 1823) v.38 [three issues in 1823]

Vol. XXXIX (Oct 1823-Jan 1824) v.39 [quarterly again in 1824]

Vol. XL (Mar-Jul, 1824) v.40

Vol. XLI (Oct 1824 - Jan 1825)

October 1824 (No.81) (cp)
[No attrib] "Art.1 - High Tory Principles", p.1 [rev of Burges, etc.]
[Jeffrey] "Art.2 - Sketches of India", p.31
[McCulloch] "Art.3 - Price of Foreign Corn - Abolition of Corn Laws", p.55 [rev of Whitmore's Letter, bk]
[No attrib] "Art.4 - Tour in Germany", p.78
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Scientific Education of the People", p.96 [rev of Davis's Hints to Philanthropists]
[No attrib] "Art.6 - White's Voyage to Cochin China", p.123
[Syd Smith] "Art.7 - Memoirs of Captain Rock", p.143
[Hodgskin] "Art.8 - Abolition of Impressment", p.154
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Geography of Ethiopia", p.181
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Abolition of the Slave Trade - and of Slavery", p.195 [four pamphlets: 1, 2, 3, 4]
[No attrib] "Art.11 - Poor Laws of Scotland - Statement of Dr. Chalmers' Experience", p.228
Reflections on the nature and tendency of the present spirit of the times by George Burges, 1819 [bk]
A Letter on the Present State and Future Prospects of Agriculture, addressed to the agriculturists of the county of Salop, by W.W. Whitmore, 1822 [bk]
Eighteenth Report of the Directors of the African Institution, 1824 [bk]
Report of the Committee of the Society for the Mitigation and Gradual Abolition of Slavery Throughout the British Dominions, 1824 [bk]
Substance of the Debate in the House of Commons on Tuesday, the 1st and on Friday the 11th of June, 1824, on a motion of Henry Brougham, Esq., respecting the trial and condemnation to death by a court martial of the Rev. John Smith, late missionary in the Colony of Demerara, 1824 [bk]
East India Sugar, by Anon, 1824 [bk]
January 1825 (No.82) (cp)
[Jeffrey] "Art.1 - Campbell's Theodoric and other poems", p.271
[Attrib to Jeffrey] "Art.2 - Memoires sur la Cour de Louis XIV - Manners and Morals of Absolute Princes", p.287
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Public Education - Hazelwood School", p.315 [rev of Hill's Plans, bk]
[No attrib] "Art.4 - Ashantee", p.336 [rev of Dupuis & Hutton]
[McCulloch] "Art.5 - Ireland", p.356 [rev of Grant, Parnell, Wallace (bk), Report on Irish Poor, (bk)]
[J Williams] "Art.6 - Court of Chancery", p.410
[No attrib] "Art.7 - Ellis's Letters Illustrative of English History ", p.427
[Henry Cockburn] "Art.8 - Criminal Law of Scotland", p.450 [reply to Alison's pamphlet]
[No attrib] "Art.9 - The West Indies", p.464 [review of Stephen's Slavery (bk)]
[McCulloch] "Art.10 - Reduction of the Duties on Coffee", p.488
[pseud. "Boyer" ] "Art.11 - State of Hayti", p.497 [rev of Barskett (bk)]
[No attrib] "Art.12 - Education of the People", p.508 [rev of Brougham]
Works reviewed:
Plans for the Government and Liberal Instruction of Boys in Large Numbers; drawn from experience by Anon [Arthur Hill], 1824 [bk]
Substance of the Speech of the Right Hon. Charles Grant, 22d April 1822, on Sir John Newport's Motion on the State of Ireland, 1822
Speech of Sir Henry Parnell, on the Second Reading of the Irish Insurrection Bill, 24th June 1823, 1823
The Orange System Exposed, and the Orange Societies proved to be unconstitutional, illegal and seditious, in a letter to the Marquess Wellesley by a Protestant [Thomas Wallace], 1823 [bk]
Report from the Select Committee on the Employment of the Poor in Ireland, ordered by the House of Commons, to be printed, 16 July, 1823, 1823.
Population of Ireland in 1821, as taken by Act 51 Geo. III. cap. 120, ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, 18th July, 1823, 1823 [bk]
The Slavery of the British West India Colonies Delineated, as it exists both in law and practice, and compared with the slavery of other countries, Ancient and Modern, by James Stephen, v.1, v.2 (1830)
History of the island of St. Domingo from its first discovery by Columbus to the present period, by Anon [Sir James Barskett], 1818 [bk].
Report from the Select Committee on the State of Disease, and the Condition of the Labouring Poor, in Ireland, ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 17 May, 1819 [bk]
Second Report from the Select Committee on the State of Disease, and the Condition of the Labouring Poor, in Ireland, ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 7 June, 1819 [bk]

Vol. XLII (18xx)

1848 (Jan) "Irisih Crisis" by Charles E. Trevelyan (b-in-law of Macaulay), [bk]

Vol. XLIII (18xx)

======Rough notes below (to be completed) =====

Economics articles to be sorted:

Malthus

[Anon], "Godwin on Malthus", 1821, Edinburgh Review

Francis Jeffrey

[Anon, probably F. Jeffrey], "Bishop Heber's Journal, Free Trade in India", 1828, Edinburgh Review

Chalmers

[Anon] "Causes and Cure of Pauperism, I", 1817
[Anon] "Causes and Cure of Pauperism, II", 1818
[Anon] "Reports on the State of the Poor", 1818

Unknown/other

# [Anon, F. Jeffrey] "Dr. Paley's Natural Theology", 1803
# [Anon, Brougham], "Politique des Tous le Cabinets de l'Europe - on Balance of Powers", 1803
# [Anon, unknown], "Neckar's Last Views", 1803
# [Anon, unknown], "Woodhouse's Imaginary Quantities", 1803
# [Anon., Horner] "Canard's Principes d'economie politique", 1803, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon, F. Jeffrey], "Stewart's Account of Reid"", 1804
# [Anon, unknown] "Bentham's Principes de Legislation par Dumont", 1804, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon., unkown], "Jackson's Commerce of the Mediterranean", 1805
# [Anon, Sir Walter Scott], "Godwin's Fleetwood", 1805,
# [Anon, F. Jeffrey], "Cumberland's Memoirs", 1806,
# [Anon, uknown, review of Brougham], "Inquiry into the State of the Nation", 1806, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon, George Ellis], "MacPherson's Annals of Commerce", 1806
# [Anon, Francis Jeffrey], "Complete works of Dr. Franklin", 1806,
# [Anon, unknown], "Craig's Life of Millar", 1806
# [Anon, F. Jeffrey], "Memoirs of Priestley", 1806
# [Anon, unknown], "Foster on the Commercial Exchanges", 1806
# [Anon, unknown, Brougham?], "Dr. Pinckard on the West Indies", 1807
# [Anon, John Allen], "Mercurio Peruano", 1807
# [Anon, unknown, Brougham?], "Letter on Guiana", 1807
# [Anon, prob. Alexander Hamilton], "Colebrooke's Remarks on Bengal", 1807
# [Anon, prob. David Buchanan], "Lord Henry Petty's Plan of Finance", 1807
# [Anon., unknown] "Inquiry into the State of the Poor", 1807, Edinburgh Review
## [Anon, unkown], "Wheatley on Money and Commerce", 1807, Edinburgh Review [possibly Francis Jeffrey, although Fetter doesn't agree.]
##[Anon, unkown], "Considerations on Trade with India", 1807
## [Anon, unkown], "Cobbett's Political Register", 1807
## [Anon, Allen], "De Capmany's Questiones Criticas", 1807
# [Anon, James Mill], "Thomas Smith on Money and Exchange", 1808*
# [Anon, unkown], "Parnell's History of the Irish Popery Laws", 1808*
# [Anon, unkown], "Comber on National Subsistence", 1808*
# [Anon, Brougham], "Pamphlets on West Indian Affairs", 1809*
#[Anon, F. Jeffrey], "Letter on the French Government", 1810, Edinburgh Review
#[Anon, Allen], "Humboldt's Essai politique sur la Nouvelle Espagne I", 1810, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon, unknown], "Disquisitions on Population", 1810, Edinburgh Review [Bonar attrib. this to Malthus, Fetter disputes this]
# [Anon, unknown], "Tracts on the Education of the Poor, I", 1810, Edinburgh Review
$ [Anon, F. Jeffrey], "Stewart's Philosophical Essays", 1810
#[Anon, unknown], "Tracts on the Education of the Poor, II", 1811, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon, Allen?], "Humboldt's Essai politique sur la Nouvelle Espagne II", 1811, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon,unkown], "Tracts on West Indian Slavery", 1811, Edinburgh Review
# [anon, Brougham], "Disputes with America", 1812, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon., James Mill], "Malcolm on India", 1812, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon, uknown, Brougham?], "Roscoe's Letter to Brougham on Parliamentary Reform", 1812, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon, unknown, Brougham? ], "On Speech of Brougham of Orders in Council", 1812, Edinburgh Review
# [Anon, poss. J. Mackintosh], "Wakefield's Ireland", 1812
[Anon, unknown], "Bentham's Theory of Punishments by Dumont", 1813, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Allen] "Guarinos on Poor Laws", 1813,
[Anon, prob. John Cleghorn], "Sinclair on the Agriculture of Scotland", 1814
[Anon, unknown, sometimes attrib. to Hazlitt], "Hamilton on the National Debt", 1815
[Anon, prob. David Buchanan], "Malthus on the Corn Laws", 1815
[Anon, unknown] "Sismondi's Literature of the South", 1815
[Anon, unknown] "Publications on Parish or Savings Banks", 1815
[Anon, unknown], "Boyd on British Finances", 1815
[Anon, David Buchanan], "Robert Wilson on Corn and Money", 1816
[Anon, unkown] "Speeches of Western and Brougham on the Distresses of Country", 1816
[Anon, unknown], "Scott's Edition of Swift", 1816
[Anon, F. Jeffrey? ] "Stewart's Introduction to the Encyclopedia", 1816
[Anon, Brougham], "Dangers of the Constitution", 1816,
[Anon, Brougham], "Bentham's Defense of Usury", 1816
[Anon, unknown, Brougham?] "Commercial Distresses of Our Country", 1816
[Anon, prob. Andrew Rutherford], "Malthus and East India College", 1816
[Anon, unknown], "Trade of the Indian Islands", 1817
[Anon, prob. W. Playfair] "Agriculture and Statistics on Italy", 1817
[Anon.], "Benjamin Franklin's Correspondence", 1817,
[Anon, prob. John Crawford] "Chinese Embassy and Trade", 1818
[Anon, Walter Coulson prob.], "Mill's British India", 1818,
[Anon, unkonwn, Brougham?], "Brougham Speech on Education of the Poor", 1818
[Anon, unknown], "Increase of Forgeries", 1818
[Anon, Rutherford] "Irish Distillery Laws", 1819
[Anon, unkown], "The Game Laws", 1819
[Anon, unknown] "Louisiana", 1819
[Anon, Smith], "Climbing Boys", 1819
[Anon., prob. Richard Chevenix], "Comparative Skill and Industry of France and England", 1819
[Anon., Col. Torrens] "Mr. Owen's Plans for Relieving National Distress", 1819
[Anon, unknown], "Finance", 1820
[Anon, Sydney Smith] "America - Seybert's Statistical Annals of the US", 1820
[Anon, Sydney Smith] "Poor Laws - pamphlets", 1820
[Anon, prob. Brougham], "Abuses of Charities", 1820
[Anon, unknown], "The Recent Alarms", 1820
[Anon, Chalmers], "State and Prospects of Manufacturers - Glasgow", 1820
[Anon, Louis Simand], "Pamphlets on France", 1820
[Anon, Scottish Reviewers] "John Keats' Endymion", 1820,
[Anon, Smith], "Ireland", 1820
[Anon, unknown], "Sismondi's History of France", 1821
[Anon, unknown], "Sugden and Bentham on English Conveyancing", 1821
[Anon, unknown, Brougham?], "On Brougham's Education Bill", 1821
[Anon, Smith], "Mr. Scarlett's Poor Bill", 1821
[Anon, unknown], "State of the Nation", 1822, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Transactions of the Cambridge Philosophical Society", 1822, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Rutherford], "History and Settlement of Tithes in Scotland", 1823, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Jeffrey and/or Brougham], "Cobbett's Cottage Economy", 1823, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, W. Coulson ], "Church Establishments", 1823, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Henry Cockburn], "Chalmers on the Poor Laws of Scotland", 1824, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Bentham's Law of Evidence", 1824, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Book of Fallacies", by a Friend, 1825, Edinburgh Review
"A New University in London: the Proposals for Founding a University in London", by a Oxonian, 1825, Edinburgh Review
"London University and King's College", 1828, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, attrib. to Sir Henry Parnell], "Civil Affairs of Ireland", 1826, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown, Brougham?] "Diffusion of Knowledge", 1826, Edinburgh Review
v.41 (Oct 1824 - Jan 1825)
1824 Oct (No.81) (cp)
1825 Jan (No. 82) (cp)
v.42 (Apr-Aug, 1825)
1825 Apr (No.83) (cp)
1825 Aug (No.84) (cp)
[Macaulay] "Art II - ",. p.304
v.43 ()
1825 Nov (No.85) (cp)
1826 Feb (No.86) (cp)
[Macaulay] "Art 3 - The London University", p.315
v.44 ()
1826 Jun (No.87) (cp)
1826 Sep (No.88) (cp)
v.45 ()
1826 Dec (No.89) (cp)
1827 Mar (No.90) (cp)
[T.B. Macaulay], "Art 1 - Machiavelli", 1827, Edinburgh Review, p.259
[No attrib] "Art 2 - Volcanoes", p.295
[No attrib] "Art 3 - Anne Boleyn - a Dramatic poem", p.321
[JR McCulloch] "Art 4 - Revenue and Commerce of India" p.340
[No attrib] "Art. 5 - British Campaign at Washington and New Orleans", p.368
[T.B. Macaulay] "Art 6 - Social and Industrial Capacities of Negroes - Major Moody's reports.", p.383
[Sydney Smith] "Art 7 - Catholic Question", p.423
[JR McCulloch] "Art 8 - Complaints of Ship-owners - Reciprocity System", p.446 (Huskisson)
[No attrib] "Art 9 - System and Administration of English Law", p.458
[No attrib] "Art 10 - History and Principles of Life Assurance", p.482 (review of Charles Babbage)
[No attrib] "Art 11 - Late Vote of the House of Commons", p.513 (review of Copleston and Philippots sermons)
[Dr. Brown] "Art 12 - Further Notices of Hieroglyphics", p.528
v.46
1827 Jun (No.91) (cp)
[JR McCulloch] "Art. 1 - Rise, Progress and Present State of British Cotton Manufacture", p.1 [rev of "Cotton Manufacture" in Britannica]
[Jeffrey] "Art 2 - Memoirs of the Emperor Baber", p.39
[TB Macaulay] "Art 3 - History of the Democratical Constitution of Venice", p.75
[Henry Cockburn] "Art. 4 - Scottish Parochial Schools", p.107 [Chalmers on education]
[No attrib] "Art.5 - Civil Law", p.132 (review of James Miller)
[No attrib] "Art.6 - George III and the Catholic Question", p.163 (review of Phillpots)
[T Carlyle] "Art. 7 - Jean Paul F. Richter", p.176
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Ellis' Original Letters Illustrative of English History ", p.195
[No attrib] "Art.9 - West Indian Mulattoes", p.218 (Report of African Institution)
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge", p.225 (Broughams' SDUK)
[No attrib] "Art.11 - The Present Administration", p.245 (on New Antijacobin Review, attrib. to Macaulay by Redfield, 1853, p.9])
1827 Oct (No.92) (cp)
[Brougham] "Art.1 - Mr Burke - Dr Lawrence", p.269 [Burke]
[Carlyle] "Art.2 - State of German Literature", p.304 [Franz Horn on Luther]
[No attrib] "Art.3 - Royal Society President's Discourses", p.352 [on Humphrey Davy]
[Thomas Moore] "Art.4 - Private Theatricals", p.368
[McCulloch] "Art.5 - Taxation-Retrenchment-Reduction of the Public Debt ", p.390 [on pamphlet "Remarks on the Financial Situation of Great Britain"]
[No attrib] "Art.6 - State of Parties", p.415 [attrib to Macaulay by Redfield, 1853 p.40]
[Jeffrey] "Art.7 - O'Driscol's History of Ireland", p.433
[No attrib] "Art.8 - Record Commission - Palgrave's Roll of Parliament", p.471
[No attrib] "Art.9 - Natural Death of Slavery", p.490
[No attrib] "Art.10 - Travels in the Mining Districts of South America", p.497 [on Andrews]
[No attrib] "Art.11 - Natural Theology - Society for Useful Knowledge", p.515 [Paley & SDUK]
v.47
1828 Jan (No.93) (cp)
1828 May (No.94) (cp)
v.48 (Sep-Dec 1828)
1828 Sep (No.95) (cp)
1828 Dec (No.96) (cp)
v.49 (Mar-Jun, 1829)
[Anon, unknown], "The Catholic Question", 1827, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "History and Principles of Life Assurance (on Babbage)", 1827, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Bentham's Rationale of Evidence", 1828, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, prob. John Crawford] "Indian Taxation of Englishmen", 1828, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Emigration", 1828, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, R. Whately] "Senior's Oxford Lectures on Political Economy", 1828, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, uknown], "Mill's Essay on Government", 1829, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Sadler on the Last of the Catholic Question - it principles, history and effects", 1829, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown],"Bentham's Defense of Mill", 1829, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "King's Life of Locke", 1829, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Utilitarian Theory of Government and the Greatest Happiness Principle", 1829, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, T. Macaulay], "Sadler's Law of Population", 1830, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Thomas Spring Rice], "Mr. Sadler's School, Italian Economists", 1830, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Wilson's Life and Times of Daniel Defoe", 1830, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Reid and Brown - Philosophy of Perception", 1830, Edinburgh Review
[Anon. Walter Coulson] "Review of McCulloch's Principles", 1831, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown] "Government of British India", 1831, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Universities of England - Oxford", 1831, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "The Dissolution and General Election, with Suggestions to the Peers", 1831, Edinburgh Review
[Anon., T. Macauley], "Sadler's Refutation Refuted", 1831, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "The New Game Laws", 1831, Edinburgh Review
[anon, unknown], "Recent History, Present State and External Relations of Portugal", 1831, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Universities of England - Oxford - Reply", 1831, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Government of British India, Revenue Systems", 1832, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Review of Brewster's Life of Newton", 1832, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Thomas Carlyle], "Corn Law Rhymes", 1832, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Sismondi on Political Condition of Italian States", 1832, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Dionysus Lardner], "Inland Transport", 1832, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, William Empson], "Mrs. Marcet - Miss Martineau - Illustrations of Political Economy", 1833, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Dionysus Lardner], "Liverpool and Manchester Railway", 1833, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Ireland-Martineau-Peel", 1833, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Recent Publication on Logical Sciences", 1833, Edinburgh Review
[anon, William Empson], "Spring Rice Speech on Financial Measures of Government", 1833, Edinburgh Review
[anon, unknown], "Whewell and the Bridgewater Bequest", 1834, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Tory Views and Machinations", 1834, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Heeren's researches on ancient trade", 1834, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Scottish Committee - Patronage of Universities", 1834, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, David Spring Rice], "Proposed Introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland", 1834, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unkown], "Babbage's Calculating Engine", 1834
[Anon, unknown], "Torrens, Martineau on Trade Unions and Strikes", 1834
[Anon, unknown], "Moneypenny on the Scottish Poor Laws", 1834
[Anon, unknow], "Elliot's Corn Law Rhymes", 1834
[Anon, Dionysus Lardner], "Improvements in Intland Transport - Railroads", 1834, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Admission of Dissenters into Universities", 1834
[Anon, unknown], "The British Scientific Association", 1835, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Dissenters and Universities", 1835, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, uinkown], "Steam Navigation to India", 1835, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, T.H. Lister], "Appropriation of Church Property", 1835, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, T.H. Lister], "State of the Irish Church", 1835, Edinburgh Review
[anon, W.T. Hamilton], "Irish Tithe Question", 1836,
[anon, Edwin Chadwick], "The New Poor Laws", 1836
[Anon, William Empson], "Malthus's Principles - Life, Writings and Character of Mr. Malthus", 1837, Edinburgh Review
[anon, unknown ], "Cane Sugar and Beet Root Sugar", 1837
[anon, Dionysus Lardner], "Atlantic Steam Navigation", 1837
[anon, unkown], "Lord Bacon", 1837
[anon, unknown], "Palgrave's Illustrations of Scottish History", 1837,
[anon, unknown] "Whewell's History of the Inductive Sciences", 1837
[anon, Herman Merivale] "Senior on Political Economy", 1837, Edinburgh Review
[anon, unkown], "Tucker's Life of Jefferson", 1837, Edinburgh Review
[anon, W.B. Wrightson] "Ireland under Lord Mulgrave - Workhouse System and th Irish Poor Bill", 1837, Edinburgh Review
[anon, Allen], "Church Revenues and Church Rates", 1838
[anon, James Spedding], "The Negro Apprenticeship System", 1838
[Anon, unknown], "Whewell's Mechanical Euclid", 1838, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown], "Miss Martineau's Travels in America", 1838, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, unknown, Brougham?], "Lord Brougham's Speeches on Slavery", 1838, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, William Hamilton?], "M. Comte's Course of Positive Philosophy", 1838, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Archbiald Alison], "Trades' Unions and Strikes", 1838, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Herman Merivale], "Moral and Intellectual Statistics of France", 1839, Edinburgh Review
[Anon, Marmion Savage and Berwicke], "Commission on Irish Railways", 1839, Edinburgh Review

1839-40

[gbooks]
v. 70 (Oct 39 Jan 40)
Oct 39
Jan 40
v. 71 (Apr 40, Jul, 40)
Apr 40
Jul 40
v.72
Oct 40
Jan 41
v.74
Oct 41
Jan 42
v. 79 (changed)
Jan 44
Apr 44
v.80 (Jul-Oct, 1844
Jul 44
Oct 44
v.81
Jan 45
Apr 45
v.82
Jul 45
Oct 45
v.83
Jan 46
Mar 46
v.84
v.90 (Jul-Oct, 1849)
July 1849 (No.181)
"Macaulay's History", p.249
Oct 1849 (No.182)
Jul 46
Oct 46
v.98 (Jul 53, Oct 53)
110 (Jul 59 Oct 59

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"Remarks on the Edinburgh Review, No. 1", by A.T., 1802, Edinburgh Magazine (Dec), p.423
The Dangers of the Edinburgh Review, or a brief exposure of its principles in religion, morals and politics, in three letters, addressed to its readers by "Mentor", 1808 [bk]
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A Reply to the Calumnies of the Edinburgh Review against Oxford containing an account of studies pursued in that university, by Edward Copleston, 1810. [bk]
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"Historical view of the rise, progress, decline and fall of the Edinburgh Review", by "Vindex", 1821, Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, vol. 10 (Dec), p.668 (a bit premature...)
Selections from the Edinburgh Review, comprising the best articles in that journal, by Maurice Cross, 1835-36. - v.1, v.2, v.3 v. 4, v. 5, v.6 (political economy)
Works of Rev. Sydney Smith, 1839 v.1, v.2, v.3 [1848 4th ed, v.1, v.2, v.3][1859 repr, v.1, v.2] [1860 ed]
"Obituary: Sydney Smith", 1845, Gentleman's Magazine, p.435
Contributions to the Edinburgh Review by Francis Jeffrey, 1869 [bk]
"The First Edinburgh Reviewers", by Walter Bagehot, 1855, National Review (Oct), p.253 [reprinted in 1879 Literary Studies, v.1, p.144]
"Archibald Constable's memoir on the Edinburgh Review", in Thomas Constable, 1873, editor, Archibald Constable and His Literary Correspondents: Memorial by Thomas Constable, v.1, v.2, v.3 [v.1 - founding of ER: p.48; v.2 - Jeffrey-Brougham-Horner, p.214, Maclaren-McCulloch-Mill-Mackintosh, p.364]
Critical and Historical Essays Contributed to the Edinburgh Review, 4 vols,, by Thomas B. Macaulay, 1885, v.1, v.2, v.3, v.4, v.5
On the Authorship of the first hundred numbers of the "Edinburgh Review", by Walter Arthur Copinger (1893) [bk]
"Centenary Issue: The Edinburgh Review, 1802-1902", 1902, Edinburgh Review, p.275
F.W. Fetter (1953) "The Authorship of Economic Articles in the Edinburgh Review, 1802-47", Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 61 (3), p.232-59.
Edinburgh Review at Spartacus
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