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Major Works of Richard Whately
- [Anon] Historic Doubts Relative to Napoleon Buonaparte, 1819
[bk] [1821
2nd ed; 1827
3rd ed; 1833
4th ed; 1841
5th ed,
1846
7th ed.; 1849
8th ed., 1849
9th ed. (rev);
11th ed.] [html]
- "Emigration to Canada", 1820, Quarterly Review,
p.373-400 [1861 Misc ed,.
p.211]
- "Modern Novels", 1821, Quarterly Review,
p.352-76 (review of Jane Austen) [1861 Misc. ed.
p.282]
- Right Method of Interpreting Scripture, in what relates to the
Nature of the Deity, and His Dealings with Mankind, 1821
-
The Use and Abuse of Party Feeling in Matters of Religion, considered in
eight sermons preached before the University of Oxford, in the year
1822, at the lecture founded by the late Rev. John Bampton, M.A., canon
of Salisbury 1822 [bk]
[1833
3rd ed includes Whately's 1821 Five Sermons,
p.281, and William King's 1709 Discourse on Predestination,
p.453]
- Five Sermons on several occasions, preached at the University of
Oxford, 1823 [1833
repr,
cont]
- "Logic",
1823, Encyclopaedia Metropolitana [1845
reprint; 1854
repr]
- "Rhetoric",
1823, Encyclopaedia Metropolitana [1845
reprint; 1854
repr]
- Essays on some Peculiarities of the Christian Religion, 1825 [bk]
[1827 2nd
ed] [1837 4th
ed as "Essays - First Series"], [1846 5th
ed] [1850 rev
ed]
- Elements of Logic, comprising the substance of the article in
the Encyclopædia Metropolitana, with additions, &c., 1826
- Elements of Rhetoric, comprising the substance of the article in
the Encyclopædia Metropolitana, with additions, &c.;
1828 [1828
2nd ed.;
1830
3rd ed; 1832 4th ed, 1836
5th ed; 1841
6th ed., 1846
7th ed] (revised offprint of 1823 article)
-
Essays on Some of the Difficulties in the Writings of St. Paul, and in
other parts of the New Testament,
1828 [bk]
[1830 2nd
ed includes "Thoughts on the Sabbath"], [1833 3rd
ed], [1837 4th
ed as "Essays - Second Series"], [1845 5th
ed] [1854 7th
ed]
- [Anon.] Letters on the Church, by an Episcopalian, 1826
(uncertain)
- "Art.
VII - Oxford Lectures on Political Economy", 1828, Edinburgh Review,
Vol. 48, (Sep),
p.170-84.
- [Anon] A View of the Scripture Revelations concerning a Future
State, laid before his parishioners by a country pastor, 1829 [bk]
[1832 3rd
ed]
- "Transportation", 1829, London Review [1861 Misc
ed,
p.246]
- Thoughts on the Sabbath, being an additional note appended
to the second edition of 'Essays on Some of the Difficulties in the
Writings of St. Paul', 1830 [1830 Essays ed,
p.237], [183x 3rd ed. with "address on the observance of the Lord's
Day"] [1854 4th
ed, "to which are subjoined, two addresses to the inhabitants of
Dublin; on the observance of the Lord's day, and on the Practice of
coming late to church"]
-
Errors of Romanism Traced to their Origin in Human Nature, 1830 [bk]
[1837 2nd
ed as "Essays - Third Series"] [1845, 3rd
ed]
- [Anon] A letter to his parishioners on the disturbances which
have lately occurred, by a country pastor, 1830
- The Duties of those who disapprove the Education of the Poor on
the grounds of expediency, as well as those who approve it, pointed out
in a sermon, 1830
- An Essay on Omissions of Creeds, Liturgies and Codes of
Ecclesiastical Canons, in the New Testament, 1831
-
Introductory Lectures on Political Economy, being part of a course
delivered in Easter term 1831, 1831
- 1831 orig. ed [bk]
- 1832
2nd
ed. (enlarged with Lect. IX);
- 1847
3rd. ed.,
- 1855
4th ed. (enlarged "with remarks on tithes and on poor-laws and on
penal colonies")
- [lib]
- Italian trans."Lezioni introduttive all'economia politica",
1856, Biblioteca dell' economista,
p.223 [1873 repr,
p.223]
- Thoughts on Secondary Punishments, in a Letter to Earl Grey; to
which are appended two articles on Transportation to New South Wales,
and on Secondary Punishments, and some observations on Colonization.
1832 [bk]
-
The
Evidence of His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, as taken before the
Select Committee of the House of Lords, appointed to inquire into the
collection and payment of Tithes in Ireland, and state of the laws
related thereto, in the year 1832, 1832 [bk]
[1836 Charges ed,
p.261]
- Reply of His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin to the Address of the
Clergy of the Dioceses and Glandelough, on the government plan for
National Education in Ireland, to which are added, the above-mentioned
address, and the observations of some of the archbishops and bishops of
the United Church of England and Ireland on the same subject, 1832
- Scriptural Education in Ireland: Memorials of the Dean & Chapter
of St. Patrick's, Dublin and of the clergy of the diocese of Derry, to
the Archbishop of Dublin, with His Grace's replies, 1832 [bk]
[sometimes referenced as Three Replies to the Dean and Chapter and to the Clergy of the
Diocese of Dublin, relative to the system of National Education in
Ireland] [1836, Charges ed,
p.125]
- On Confirmation, (Aug) 1832 [1833 2nd
ed] [1836 Charges ed,
p.63]
- Address to the inhabitants of Dublin and its vicinity, on the
Observance of the Lord's Day, 1832/33 [1836 Charges ed.
p.99]
- Speech of the most Reverend His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin,
on presentation of petitions respecting Education (Ireland), in the
House of Lords, on Tuesday, March 19th, 1833. 1833 [bk]
- A Speech in the House of Lords, August 1, 1833, on a bill for the
removal of certain disabilities from his majesty's subjects of the
Jewish Persuasion, with additional remarks on some of the objections
urged against that measure, 1833 [1848
repr,
av], [1836 Charges ed,
p.419]
- Speech of the Most Reverend His Grace Richard, Lord Archbishop of
Dublin, on Presentation of a Petition Respecting Church Reform, in the
House of Lords, on Wednesday, August 7, 1833 [retitled "Observations made on presenting a petition to the House of Lords,
from the clergy of the Diocese of Kildare, relative to Church Reform,
August 7, 1833, in 1836 Charges ed,
p.503]
- A Charge delivered at the primary visitation of the Clergy of the
dioceses of Dublin and Glandelough in June, 1834, [1836 Charges
ed.,
p.1]
- A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the dioceses of Dublin and
Glandelough at the visitation of July, 1834, [1836 Charges ed.,
p.33]
- An Appeal in Behalf of the Association Incorporated for
Discoutenancing Vice &c, 1835 [bk]
[1836 Charges ed,
p.229]
- [Pseud.] Considerations on the Law of Libel, as relating
to publications on the subject of religion by John Search, 1833 [bk]
- Remarks on Transportation, and on a recent defence of the
system, in a second letter to Earl Grey, 1834 [bk]
- Address to the Clergy of the Dioceses of Dublin and Glandelough,
on the Conclusion of the Confirmation, 1834 [bk]
- Sermons on Various Subjects, delivered in the city of Dublin, and
in other parts of the diocese, 1835 [bk]
[1849 2nd
ed. "with additions"]
- Charges and other tracts, 1836 [bk]
- Two Discourses, preached in St. John's Church Dublin, in
Vindication of the Right of the Beneficed Clergy of the Church of
Ireland over their own pulpits, 1837
- A Letter to a Clergyman of the diocese of Dublin, on
Religious Meetings, 1837 [bk]
- Easy Lessons on Money Matters; for the Use of Young People, 1837
[1853
13th ed]
- [Pseud] Account of an Expedition to the Interior of New Holland,
edited by Lady Mary Fox, 1837 [bk]
[1849
2nd ed] [1860
3rd ed, re-titled The Southlanders]
- [Anon] Easy Lessons on Christian Evidences, 1838 [bk]
[1842 new
ed] [1855 14th
ed] [1840 French
trans]
- Essays on Some of the Dangers to Christian Faith, which may arise
from the teaching or the conduct of its professors, to which are
subjoined three discourses delivered on several occasions, 1839 [bk]
[1847 2nd
ed]
- A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Dioceses of Dublin and
Glendalagh, at the visitation of October 1839 [bk]
- Substance of a Speech on Transportation, delivered in the House
of Lords, on the 19th of May, 1840, 1840 [bk]
- Address to the Young Persons Confirmed by the Archbishop of
Dublin in the dioceses of Ferns and Leighlin, in September and October
1840, 1840 [bk]
- A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Dioceses of Dublin and
Glendalagh, at the visitation in July 1840, 1840 [bk,
av]
-
The Kingdom of Christ delineated, in two essays on Our Lord's own
account of His person and the nature of His kingdom, and on the
constitution, powers and ministry of a Christian Church as appointed by
himself, 1841 [bk]
[1842 2nd
ed], [1845 4th
ed.][Abridged 1894 as Apostolical Succession Considered, ]
-
[Anon] The Controversy between Tract No. XC and the Oxford tutors,
1841 [bk]
(on J.H. Newman)
-
Letter from the Archbishop of Dublin to His Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, relative to the re-establishment of the Bishopric
of Kildare, in union with that of Leighlin, Jan 1842 [bk]
-
Address of his Grace The Archbishop of London on the Intellectual and
Moral Influences of the Professions, delivered before the Society of the
Dublin Law Institute on the 31st January, 1842, 1843 [repr. in
The Law Times, 1843, Pt.1 (p.60),
Pt. 2 (p.84)],
[1861 Misc ed,
p.1]
-
[Anon]
"Easy Lessons on Reasoning", 1843, Saturday Magazine
- Lessons 1-14 in Saturday Magazine, vol.22 (Mar 18 to Jun 17),
p.100,
p.108,
p.124,
p.132,
p.140,
p.147,
p.155,
p.172,
p.180,
p.187,
p.195,
p.211,
p.223,
p.229)
- Lessons 15-17 in Saturday Magazine, vol. 23 (Jul 8 to Aug 12):
p.11,
p.19,
p.29,
p.35,
p.53,
p.61)
- Offprinted as Easy Lessons on Reasoning, reprinted from the Saturday
Magazine, 1843
[bk]
- [Leter editions: 1844
2nd ed, 1847
4th ed; 1848
5th ed.]
-
On Instinct: a Lecture delivered before the Dublin Natural History
Society on 11th November, 1842, 1847 [bk]
[1861 Misc ed,
p.60]
-
A Charge to the Clergy of Dublin and Glandelagh, delivered in St.
Patrick's Cathedral, June 1843, to which is appended a petition to the
House of Lords, praying for a Church Government, together with the
report of the debate on its presentation and some additional remarks,
1843 [bk]
-
Thoughts on Church Government, being the substance of a charge
delivered at the visitation of the Diocese and of the province of Dublin,
1844 [bk]
-
Reflections on a Grant to a Roman Catholic Seminary, being a charge
delivered at the visitation of the dioceses of Dublin and Glandelough,
26 June 1845, comprising of the substance of a speech delivered in the
House of Lords, 3 June 1845, 1845 [bk]
-
The Danger of Divisions within the Church, considered in a charge
delivered at the visitation in St. Patrick's Cathedral in June 1846, 1846
[bk]
-
Substance of a speech delivered in the House of Lords, on Friday, the
26th of March, 1847, on the motion for a Committee on Irish Poor Laws,
1847 [bk]
-
Charge to the Clergy and the Dioceses of Dublin and Kildare, delivered
at the Visitation in July 1847, 1847
-
Report of the Address on the conclusion of the first session of the
Dublin Statistical Society, delivered by His Grace the Archbishop of
Dublin, president of the society, together with the Report of the
Council, read at the annual meeting, 19th June, 1848, 1848 [bk]
-
The Right Use of National Afflictions, being a charge delivered at
the annual visitation of the dioceses of Dublin an Kildare 19 and 22
September 1848, 1848
-
[Anon] Introductory Lessons on the History of Religious Worship,
being a sequel to the lessons on Christian evidences, 1849 [bk]
[1849 2nd
ed]
-
[Anon]
Introductory Lessons on the Study of the Apostle Paul's Epistles, 1849
[bk]
-
A Letter to a clergyman of the diocese of Dublin, on Religious
Controversy, 1850 [bk]
-
Infant Baptism considered, in a charge delivered at the triennial
visitation of the province of Dublin in July 1850, 1850 [bk]
-
Protective measures on behalf of the Established Church, considered
in a charge to the dioceses of Dublin, Kildare and Glandalagh delivered
in August 1851, 1851 [av]
-
[Anon] Lectures on the characters of our Lord's Apostles: and
especially their conduct at the time of his apprehension and trial, by a
country pastor, 1851 [1859 3rd
ed]
-
[Anon] Lectures on the Scripture Revelations concerning Good and Evil
Angels, by a Country Pastor, 1851 [av]
[1855 2nd
ed]
-
[Pseud] Historic Certainties respecting the Early History of America,
developed in a critical examination of the book of the chronicles of the
land of Ecnarf, by Rev. Aristarchus Newlight, 1851 [bk]
-
Cautions for the Times: addressed to the parishioners of a parish in
England by their former rector, (with William Fitzgerald) 1851 [bk],
1853 [bk]
[3rd.
ed., 1861]
- Address to the Clergy of the Dioceses of Dublin and Gandalalagh
and Kildare, on the recent changes in the system of Irish National
Education, 1853 [bk]
- "Reminisces of Bishop Copleston" (p.1),
1854, in Whately, editor, Remains of the Late Edward Copleston D.D.,
Bishop of Llandaff. [bk]
- On the Origin of Civilisation, a lecture by his grace the
Archbishop of Dublin, to the Young Men's Christian Association, 1854
[1855
ed], [1861 Misc ed,
p.26]
- [Anon] "Introductory Lessons on the British Constitution", 1854,
The True Briton,
p.355,
p.371,
p.383,
p.402,
p.423,
p.440,
p.455,
p.471,
p.488,
p.504 [offprint Introductory Lessons on the British Constitution,
1854 [bk]]
- (Editor) Bacon's Essays, with Annotations, 1856 [bk],
[1857
2nd ed; 1857 3rd
ed, 1858
4th ed.; 1860
5th ed; 1882
new ed]
- The Right Principle of the Interpretation of Scripture,
considered in reference to the Eucharist, and the doctrines connected
therewith: a charge delivered at the triennial visitation of the
province of Dublin, 1856 [bk]
- Introductory
Lessons on Morals and Christian Evidences, 1856 [bk]
[moa]
[1860 new ed]
- Mental Culture required for Christian Ministers: A sermon
delivered in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, on occasion of the
consecration of William Fitzgerald, Bishop of Cork, March 8th, 1857,
1857 [bk]
- The Scripture Doctrine concerning the Sacraments, and the points
connected therewith, 1857 [bk]
- Explanations of the Bible and of the Prayer-Book: the duty, and
the mode of providing them, being the substance of charges delivered in
the years 1857 and 1858, 1858 [bk]
- On the Present State of Egypt, compiled from the unpublished
journals of recent travellers, a lecture, 1858 [bk]
[1861 Misc. ed,
p.120]
- Dr Paley's Works: A lecture. 1859 [bk]
[1861 Misc ed.,
p.85]
- Paley's Moral Philosophy, with Annotations, 1859 [bk]
- "On the Supposed Dangers of a Little Learning: Lecture delivered in
Cork", 1859 [1861 Misc ed,
p.197]
- Introductory Lessons on Mind, 1859 [bk]
[1859 American
ed]
- [Anon] Lectures on some of the Parables, by a country pastor, 1859
[bk]
- The Parish Pastor, 1860 [bk]
- Lectures on Prayer, 1860
- Thoughts on the Proposed Revision of the Liturgy, 1860
- A General View of the Rise, Progress, and Corruptions of
Christianity, 1860 [bk]
- Miscellaneous Lectures and Reviews, 1861 [bk]
- Condition of a Church Militant: A Charge delivered at the annual
visitation of the diocese of Dublin, in the Cathedral of Christ-Church,
Dublin, 16th June, 1863, 1863 [bk]
- The Abolition of the Law, being the fifth of the Essays on some
of the difficulties in the writings of the Apostle Paul, 1863 [bk]
- Miscellaneous Remains from the Commonplace Book of Richard Whately, D.D.
late Archbishop of Dublin, being a collection of notes and essays made
during the preparation of his various works, 1864, edited by E.J. Whately
[bk]
[1865
2nd
ed.]
- The Judgment of Conscience and other sermons, (E.J. Whately,
ed.) 1864 [bk]
- Earlier Remains, 1864
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