Thoughts on the Third Form of the New Examination Statute

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Papers of Edward Augustus FreemanEAF

CorrespondenceEAF/1

Published works by FreemanEAF/2

History of the Norman Conquest of EnglandEAF/2/1

Essays, articles, pamphlets, newspaper correspondence, proofsEAF/2/2

Thoughts on the Study of History.. Second editionEAF/2/2/1

A Postscript to... Thoughts on the Study of HistoryEAF/2/2/2

Remarks on the Nomenclature of Gothic ArchitectureEAF/2/2/3

Thoughts on the Third Form of the New Examination StatuteEAF/2/2/4

Printed plates for 'An Essay on the Origin and Development of Window Tracery in England'EAF/2/2/5

On the Architecture of Malmesbury Abbey ChurchEAF/2/2/6

Evidence [given to the] Commissioners for inquiring into the state, discipline, studies, and revenues of the University and Colleges of OxfordEAF/2/2/7

Newscutting on university extensionEAF/2/2/8

LetterEAF/2/2/9

'Excavations at Leominster Priory Church'EAF/2/2/10

'On the Arrangement of Chapels East of Transepts'EAF/2/2/11

Oratio in Theatro Sheldoniano habitaEAF/2/2/12

MemorandumEAF/2/2/13

'Mahometanism in the East and West'EAF/2/2/14

'The Eastern Church'EAF/2/2/15

Review of Trikoupes' History of the Greek RevolutionEAF/2/2/16

'Earl Grey on Parliamentary Government'EAF/2/2/17

Newscutting on the East India BillEAF/2/2/18

Newscutting on British policy in IndiaEAF/2/2/19

Newscutting on the Ottoman EmpireEAF/2/2/20

Newscutting on blood sportsEAF/2/2/21

Newscutting on the Ottoman EmpireEAF/2/2/22

'Mr Bright and the South Wales Boroughs'EAF/2/2/23

'Church Endowments'EAF/2/2/24

'St Mellon's Church, Monmouthshire - Restorations!'EAF/2/2/25

Parliamentary reform: a Letter to a Member of the late Reform ConferenceEAF/2/2/26

Berkeley Church, GloucestershireEAF/2/2/27

'Modern English'EAF/2/2/28

'The Times on Federal Government'EAF/2/2/29

'Past and Present'EAF/2/2/30

'The Times on Civil War'EAF/2/2/31

'Restoration and Destruction in France'EAF/2/2/32

'Chichester Spire'EAF/2/2/33

'Current History'EAF/2/2/34

'Grand Juries and Alice Perrers'EAF/2/2/35

'The Archaeological Institute at Peterborough'EAF/2/2/36

'Spelling'EAF/2/2/37

'Dartmoor'EAF/2/2/38

'Dartmoor'EAF/2/2/39

'The Messenger of the Byzantine people' [a Greek newspaper]EAF/2/2/40

'The Roll of the House of Lords'EAF/2/2/41

'Gloucester and Bristol'EAF/2/2/42

'Amphitruo Mendicus'EAF/2/2/43

'Malice'EAF/2/2/44

'Sovereignty and Secession'EAF/2/2/45

'Western Virginia'EAF/2/2/46

'The Landesgemeinde of Urui'EAF/2/2/47

'Parishes and Nations'EAF/2/2/48

'Extenuating Circumstances'EAF/2/2/49

'Art and History'EAF/2/2/50

'The History and Architecture of Switzerland'EAF/2/2/51

'Oxford Commemoration'EAF/2/2/52

'St Calixtus' Day'EAF/2/2/53

'The Christ Church Award'EAF/2/2/54

'Magistrates and their Censors'EAF/2/2/55

'Evesham and the Prince of Wales'EAF/2/2/56

'Sacrilege'EAF/2/2/57

'The Churches of Chartres and Le Mans'EAF/2/2/58

'The Border Architecture of France and Aquitaine'EAF/2/2/59

'The Border Architecture of France and Aquitaine'EAF/2/2/60

'Lord Redesdale on the Coronation Oath'EAF/2/2/61

'Fécamp'EAF/2/2/62

'The Times and its Athens Correspondent'EAF/2/2/63

'Princes'EAF/2/2/64

'Nationality and Religion'EAF/2/2/65-66

'Slavery and Polygamy'EAF/2/2/67

'Antiquities of West Somerset'EAF/2/2/68

'English and French Cities'EAF/2/2/69

'Footsteps of the Conqueror'EAF/2/2/70

'Men and Gentlemen'EAF/2/2/71

'The End of Perpetual Curates'EAF/2/2/72

'Viscount Strangford'EAF/2/2/73

'Irish Monuments'EAF/2/2/74

"Rusticus" and The Times on Canons'EAF/2/2/75

'Life Peers'EAF/2/2/76

'Earl Russell on the University Tests Bill'EAF/2/2/77

'Miscellanea Genealogica [et Heraldica]' [a book edited by J.J. Howard],EAF/2/2/78

'Vested Interests'EAF/2/2/79

'The Morality of Field Sports'EAF/2/2/80

'Mythical Pedigrees'EAF/2/2/81

'The Pronunciation of Latin'EAF/2/2/82

'Political Oaths'EAF/2/2/83

'Phryne and Iphigeneia'EAF/2/2/84-86

'The Pope's Bull made English'EAF/2/2/87

The Origin of the English Nation...EAF/2/2/88

'Saint-Quentin and Noyon'EAF/2/2/89

'Welsh Bishoprics'EAF/2/2/90

'Peverel of the Peak'EAF/2/2/91

'The Controversy on Field Sports'EAF/2/2/92

'St Andrews'EAF/2/2/93

'The Art of Panegyric'EAF/2/2/94

'National Honour'EAF/2/2/95

'Civilization on the Rack'EAF/2/2/96

'The Use of Greek'EAF/2/2/97

'The Modern Parallels of Rome'EAF/2/2/98

'Professor Munro on Latin Pronunciation'EAF/2/2/99

'Mr Grote as an Historian'EAF/2/2/100

'Law and Constitution'EAF/2/2/101

'Monumental and Documentary Evidence'EAF/2/2/102

'Opinions and Blunders'EAF/2/2/103

Inaugural [presidential] addressEAF/2/2/104-106

'Something of Everything'EAF/2/2/107

'Swiss Federal Reform'EAF/2/2/108

'Chester as it was'EAF/2/2/109

'History Made to Order'EAF/2/2/110

'V. and W.'EAF/2/2/111

'The Cathedral Churches of the Old Foundation'EAF/2/2/112

'King Ine [Part I]'EAF/2/2/113

'Lord de Ros on Mars' Hill'EAF/2/2/114

'The New Scheme of Swiss Federal Reform'EAF/2/2/115

'Royal Speeches'EAF/2/2/116

'The Congé d'Elire'EAF/2/2/117

'Cox's History of Greece'EAF/2/2/118

'Field Sports and Vivisection'EAF/2/2/119

'The Last Constitutional Scheme in France'EAF/2/2/120

'Revision of Constitutions'EAF/2/2/121

'Scotch and Irish Peerages'EAF/2/2/122

'King Ine. Part II'EAF/2/2/123

'The Coronation Oath'EAF/2/2/124

'The French Senate'EAF/2/2/125

'Taxation'EAF/2/2/126

'Augusta Treverorum'EAF/2/2/127

'The True Eastern Question'EAF/2/2/128

'Traü'EAF/2/2/129

Printed letter to A.W. Ward concerning Owens CollegeEAF/2/2/130

'Our Eastern Policy'EAF/2/2/131

'Present Aspects of the Eastern Question'EAF/2/2/132

'The Turks in Europe'EAF/2/2/133-134

'Old Rome and New'EAF/2/2/135

The Eastern Question in its Historical BearingsEAF/2/2/136-138

'The Law of Honour'EAF/2/2/139-140

'Terms of Peace'EAF/2/2/141

'The Geographical Aspect of the Eastern Question'EAF/2/2/143

'The English People in relation to the Eastern Question'EAF/2/2/144

'Race and Language'EAF/2/2/145

'Pedigrees and Pedigree-makers'EAF/2/2/146-147

'The Relation of the English People to the War'EAF/2/2/148

'Neutrality, Real or Pretended?'EAF/2/2/149

The Turks in EuropeEAF/2/2/150

'Palermo'EAF/2/2/151

'Palermitan Architecture'EAF/2/2/152

'Saracenic Churches at Palermo'EAF/2/2/153

'Norman Kings in Saracenic Palaces'EAF/2/2/154

'Monreale'EAF/2/2/155

'Solunto'EAF/2/2/156

'Akragas'EAF/2/2/157

'The Three Treaties'EAF/2/2/158

'National Morality'EAF/2/2/159-161

'The Present Position of the Greek Nation'EAF/2/2/162

'Sentimental and Practical Politics'EAF/2/2/163

'Mr Edward Freeman's Identity'EAF/2/2/164

'How the Study of History is Let and Hindered'EAF/2/2/165

'Loyalty'EAF/2/2/166-167

'The Fulfilment of the Berlin Treaty'EAF/2/2/168

'Oaths and Affirmations'EAF/2/2/169

'The Election and the Eastern Question'EAF/2/2/170

'The Election and the Eastern Question'EAF/2/2/171

'The Austrian Power'EAF/2/2/172

'On the Study of History'EAF/2/2/173

'Glastonbury, British and English'EAF/2/2/174-175

'The Position of the Austrian power'EAF/2/2/176

'Sens and Auxerre'EAF/2/2/177

'The Place of Carlisle in English History'EAF/2/2/178-180

'Some Impressions of the United States'EAF/2/2/181

'Some Points in the Later History of the Greek Language'EAF/2/2/182

'Titles'EAF/2/2/183

'Iter ad Brundisium V. A Church by the Camp of Hannibal'EAF/2/2/184

SpeechEAF/2/2/185-186

'Bulgaria and Servia'EAF/2/2/187

'The Tyrants of Britain, Gaul and Spain, A.D. 406-411'EAF/2/2/188

'Aix'EAF/2/2/189

'Perigueux and Cahors'EAF/2/2/190

'The Proposed Degrees of Doctor of Letters and of Natural Science'EAF/2/2/191

'The Case of the Deanery of Exeter, 1839-40'EAF/2/2/192

'Literature and Language'EAF/2/2/193

'Toulouse and Narbonne'EAF/2/2/194

'Valentia Segellaunorum'EAF/2/2/195-198

'How to Grow Great Men'EAF/2/2/199

The Early Architecture of the CathedralEAF/2/2/200-201

'Saint-Paul Trios-Châteaux'EAF/2/2/202-205

'Christianity and the "Geocentric" System'EAF/2/2/206-208

'The House of Habsburg in South-Eastern Europe'EAF/2/2/209

'Political Differences and Moral Crimes'EAF/2/2/210

'Sicilian Travel, 1878-1889'EAF/2/2/211-213

'Cefalù'EAF/2/2/214

'The Turk and the Arab'EAF/2/2/215

'South-eastern Sicily. I. Noto'EAF/2/2/216

'Notes from South-eastern Sicily. II. Noto to Ragusa'EAF/2/2/217

'Notes from South-eastern Sicily. III. Kamarina'EAF/2/2/218

'Cagliari'EAF/2/2/219

'Cagliari'EAF/2/2/220

'From Tunis to Palermo'EAF/2/2/221

'Sketches from South-eastern Sicily. IV. Gela'EAF/2/2/222

'Carthage'EAF/2/2/223-224

'The Last Disintegrator of the Empire'EAF/2/2/225

'The Silesian Meeting'EAF/2/2/226

'Birmingham Borough and City: Her origin and her fellows'EAF/2/2/227

'Russia and her Accusers'EAF/2/2/228

'Thermae Selinuntiae'EAF/2/2/229

'Thermae Selinuntiae'EAF/2/2/230

"'Cathedral" and "bishop-designate"'EAF/2/2/231

'Nobility'; 'Normandy'; 'Normans'EAF/2/2/232-233

'Ancient Church Endowments'EAF/2/2/234

'International Copyright'EAF/2/2/235

'Kokalos at Kamikos'EAF/2/2/236

'Kokalos at Kamikos'EAF/2/2/237

'The Intellectual Development of the English People'EAF/2/2/238-239

'Designated to be Bishop'EAF/2/2/240

'North-eastern Sicily. I'EAF/2/2/241

'North-eastern Sicily. II'EAF/2/2/242

'North-eastern Sicily. III'EAF/2/2/243

'Ancient Lay Endowments'EAF/2/2/244

'English Universities and Colleges'EAF/2/2/245

'Greek in the Universities'EAF/2/2/246

'Dangers to the Peace of Europe'EAF/2/2/247

'Finland'EAF/2/2/248

'A Review of my Opinions'EAF/2/2/249-250

'Choice in Architectural Styles'EAF/2/2/251-252

'Sites in Western Normandy III. Mortain and its Surroundings'EAF/2/2/253

'Sites in Western Normandy. IV. Mortain to Argentan'EAF/2/2/254

'Sites in Western Normandy. IX. Beaumont-le-Roger'EAF/2/2/255

'Through the Spanish March to Valencia, I'EAF/2/2/256

'Through the Spanish March to Valencia, II'EAF/2/2/257

'England in the Eighteenth Century'EAF/2/2/258

'Books that have helped me'EAF/2/2/259

'A Sale of Work'EAF/2/2/260

'Old Monks and New'EAF/2/2/261

'The Senator Prefect and his Enemies'EAF/2/2/262

CuttingEAF/2/2/263

'Historical Sketch of Architecture in England'EAF/2/2/264

'The Architecture and Early History of Waltham Abbey Church'EAF/2/2/265

Address delivered at the Historical Section of the Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute, CardiffEAF/2/2/266-268

Material relating to Freeman's writings, etc. Manuscripts relating to published monographsEAF/3

Architectural sketches by FreemanEAF/4

ScrapbooksEAF/5

Royal Commission on Ecclesiastial CourtsEAF/6

Diplomas, Honours, Decorations etc. awarded to FreemanEAF/7

Miscellaneous material relating to FreemanEAF/8

Published material not by or about FreemanEAF/9