simply described, by his own wish, as Professor of Modern History in the
University of Oxford.

The writer is indebted for information with regard to Froude's life to Mr.
Pollard's article in the _Dictionary of National Biography_, and to Mr.
Herbert Paul's admirable _Life of Froude_ (Pitman).

W. LLEWELYN WILLIAMS.

_November_ 16, 1908.

The following is a list of the published works of J.A. Froude:

Life of St. Neot (Lives of the English Saints, edited by J.H. Newman),
1844; Shadows of the Clouds (Tales), by Zeta (_pseud._), 1847; A Sermon
(on 2 Cor. vii. 10) preached at St. Mary's Church on the Death of the
Rev. George May Coleridge, 1847; Article on Spinoza (_Oxford and
Cambridge Review_), 1847; The Nemesis of Faith (Tale), 1849; England's
Forgotten Worthies (_Westminster Review_), 1852; Book of Job
(_Westminster Review)_, 1853; Poems of Matthew Arnold (_Westminster
Review_), 1854; Suggestions on the Best Means of Teaching English
History (Oxford Essays, etc.), 1855; History of England, 12 vols.,
1856-70; The Influence of the Reformation on the Scottish Character,
1865; Inaugural Address delivered to the University of St. Andrews,
March 19, 1869, 1869; Short Studies on Great Subjects, 1867, 2 vols.,
series 2-4, 1871-83 (articles from _Fraser's Magazine, Westminster
Review_, etc.); The Cat's Pilgrimage, 1870; Calvinism: Address at St.
Andrews, 1871; The English in Ireland, 3 vols., 1872-74; Bunyan
(English Men of Letters), 1878; Cæsar: a Sketch, 1879; Two Lectures on
South Africa, 1880; Thomas Carlyle (a history of the first forty years