E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Freeman, Professor Edward Augustus, D.C.L., LL.D.
(b. Harborne, Staffordshire, 1823; d. 1892). “Church Restoration” (1846); “A History of Architecture” (1849); “An Essay on Window Tracery” (1850); “The Architecture of Llandaff Cathedral” (1851); “The History and Conquests of the Saracens” (1856); “Ancient Greece and Mediæval Italy” in “Oxford Essays” (1858); “The History and Antiquities of St. David’s,” with Rev. W. Basil Jones (1860); “The History of Federal Government” (1863); “The History of the Norman Conquest” (1867–76); “Old English History for Children” (1869); “The Cathedral Church of Wells” (1870); “Historical Essays” (1871–2–3); “Growth of the English Constitution” (1872); “The Unity of History” (1872); “Comparative Politics” (1873); “Disestablishment and Disendowment” (1874); “Historical and Architectural Studies” (1876); “The Ottoman Power in Europe” (1877); “The Reign of William Rufus” (1881); “Some Impressions of the United States” (1883); “The English People in their Home” (1884); “The Practical Bearing of General European History” (1884); “The Methods of Historical Study” (1886), “Chief Periods of European History” (1886); “Exeter” (1887); “Four Oxford Lectures” (1887); “William the Conqueror” (1888); “History of Sicily from the Earliest Times” (1891), “Sicily, Phœnician, Greek, and Roman,” (1892); “History of Federal Government in Greece and Italy” (1893); “Studies of Travel” (1893). The fourth volume of the “History of Sicily” appeared in 1895. “Life” by W. R. W. Stephens (1895).
