Henry Elliot Malden
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5736129 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Henry Elliot Malden |
| NOMBRES | Henry Elliot |
| APELLIDO | Malden |
| FIRMA | MALDEN H E |
| AFILIACIONES | Royal Historical Society |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1880 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Caesar's Invasion of Britain
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Note on Xenophon's Hellenics. I. c. VII. § 2
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On the Geography of a Part of the Retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks
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The Battle at the Colline Gate, B.C. 82
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An Unedited Cely Letter of 1482
Mr. Joseph Bain took the following letter out of the mass of the Cely correspondence, when he was making the Calendar of the Documents in the Public Record Office relating to Scotland. It is in the Calendar , vol. iv., Appendix 31. The original is now in Chancery Miscellanea, 22, 6/42. Owing to its removal it was not edited with the other Cely Letters in Camden Third Series, vol. i. Mr. Bain misdated it, and was not aware to whom it was addressed…
The Possession of Cardigan Priory by Chertsey Abbey
The Abbey of Chertsey was among the earliest of the great monasteries of the south of England. Its foundation was ascribed to Earconwald bishop of London and Wulfhere, king of the Mercians in the seventh century, supported by Frithwald subregulus of Surrey, whose name is the only extant name of the kings of the Suthrige. The abbots of Benedictine Houses of royal foundation were, as a rule, lords of Parliament in later centuries. The abbot of Cher…
Bondmen in Surrey under the Tudors
In the appendix printed at the end of Mr. Savine's paper on ‘Bondmen under the Tudors,’ where cases are given under counties, no instance is noticed in Surrey. I can at present supply two, and have little doubt that I shall come across more
The Victoria history of the county of Surrey
The Cely Papers
Shakespeare as an Historian
T here is an advantage in dealing with such a subject as this, which may counterbalance the disadvantages under which a writer labours who ventures to bring forward ‘common saws and modern instances,’ in place of that serious investigation of obscure historical facts, or that review of the social questions of the past, which have honourably distinguished the last few years of the Society's labours. On such a familiar topic a brief treatment of a …
Wolsey's 0rdinati0n as Priest
WOLSEY'S 0RDINATI0N AS PRIEST Get access H. E. MALDEN H. E. MALDEN Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume IX, Issue XXXVI, October 1894, Pages 708–709, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/IX.XXXVI.708 Published: 01 October 1894
Notes on the Family of Betoun in Connection with some Royal Letters of James VI
The following paper has for its raison d'être certain letters, three of James VI. of Scotland, and one of Francis Stewart, Earl of Bothwell, which have never before been made public, I believe, and the originals of which I can submit to the inspection of the Society. They are of no great historical importance, but with the circumstances amid which they were written they will help to throw some light upon the state of society in Scotland during th…
The Sequence of Forms of Government in Plato's ‘Republic’ compared with the Actual History of Greek Cities
Ineed scarcely remind the Society, for the most part, of the subject of the Republic of Plato, the longest and in some respects the most important of his dialogues. But as it is as well not to take too much for granted, I will briefly describe its purport. Nearly all points of the Platonic philosophy are treated or glanced at in the Republic, but the ostensible subject is an inquiry into the nature and meaning of Justice
Historic Genealogy
I am about to offer to the society a contribution which differs in kind from most of the papers which are read before us, and which may, I am afraid, be regarded as inferior in interest to many of them. I am conscious that I can only here touch the fringe of a very large subject, and my object is rather to put forward a claim for its further consideration than to pretend to make any adequate attempt to deal with it exhaustively now. Indeed, neith…
The West-Saxon Conquest of Surrey
Journal Article The West-Saxon Conquest of Surrey Get access H. E. MALDEN H. E. MALDEN Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume III, Issue XI, July 1888, Pages 422–430, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/III.XI.422 Published: 01 July 1888
Notes on the Local Progress of Protestantism in England in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries
I have deliberately called this paper notes only upon the wide subject of which it treats. It deals with some evidence; not all evidence available, yet enough, I think, to warrant some conclusions. Progressive change and growth of opinions, or decay of opinions and their modification, are more powerful factors in bringing about political and social changes than wars or acts of government, but receive less attention than is their due from the diff…
History on the Face of England
History and Geography, if we would study either thoroughly and intelligently, can never be completely dissevered. The continual influence exercised, from generation to generation, by climate, food, and necessary pursuits upon a people, combined with the influences of the political geography of the surrounding countries, the presence of strong or weak, civilised or barbarous neighbours, all these exercise the strongest pressure upon the original c…
Alexander the Great in Affghanistan
Before our own no European army, except that of Alexander, has ever traversed Affghanistan, and some interest naturally attaches to his movements among the passes so well known to us. Hitherto, however, the attempts to trace his progress have not been very satisfactory. My attention was drawn to the question, and reading a paper by Henry L. Long in an old number of the Classical Museum , I was led to believe with him that the theory of Grote and …
Alexander the Great in Affghanistan
Before our own no European army, except that of Alexander, has ever traversed Affghanistan, and some interest naturally attaches to his movements among the passes so well known to us. Hitherto, however, the attempts to trace his progress have not been very satisfactory. My attention was drawn to the question, and reading a paper by Henry L. Long in an old number of the Classical Museum , I was led to believe with him that the theory of Grote and …
History on the Face of England
History and Geography, if we would study either thoroughly and intelligently, can never be completely dissevered. The continual influence exercised, from generation to generation, by climate, food, and necessary pursuits upon a people, combined with the influences of the political geography of the surrounding countries, the presence of strong or weak, civilised or barbarous neighbours, all these exercise the strongest pressure upon the original c…
Notes on the Local Progress of Protestantism in England in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries
I have deliberately called this paper notes only upon the wide subject of which it treats. It deals with some evidence; not all evidence available, yet enough, I think, to warrant some conclusions. Progressive change and growth of opinions, or decay of opinions and their modification, are more powerful factors in bringing about political and social changes than wars or acts of government, but receive less attention than is their due from the diff…
The West-Saxon Conquest of Surrey
Journal Article The West-Saxon Conquest of Surrey Get access H. E. MALDEN H. E. MALDEN Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume III, Issue XI, July 1888, Pages 422–430, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/III.XI.422 Published: 01 July 1888
Historic Genealogy
I am about to offer to the society a contribution which differs in kind from most of the papers which are read before us, and which may, I am afraid, be regarded as inferior in interest to many of them. I am conscious that I can only here touch the fringe of a very large subject, and my object is rather to put forward a claim for its further consideration than to pretend to make any adequate attempt to deal with it exhaustively now. Indeed, neith…
The Sequence of Forms of Government in Plato's ‘Republic’ compared with the Actual History of Greek Cities
Ineed scarcely remind the Society, for the most part, of the subject of the Republic of Plato, the longest and in some respects the most important of his dialogues. But as it is as well not to take too much for granted, I will briefly describe its purport. Nearly all points of the Platonic philosophy are treated or glanced at in the Republic, but the ostensible subject is an inquiry into the nature and meaning of Justice
Notes on the Family of Betoun in Connection with some Royal Letters of James VI
The following paper has for its raison d'être certain letters, three of James VI. of Scotland, and one of Francis Stewart, Earl of Bothwell, which have never before been made public, I believe, and the originals of which I can submit to the inspection of the Society. They are of no great historical importance, but with the circumstances amid which they were written they will help to throw some light upon the state of society in Scotland during th…
Wolsey's 0rdinati0n as Priest
WOLSEY'S 0RDINATI0N AS PRIEST Get access H. E. MALDEN H. E. MALDEN Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume IX, Issue XXXVI, October 1894, Pages 708–709, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/IX.XXXVI.708 Published: 01 October 1894
Shakespeare as an Historian
T here is an advantage in dealing with such a subject as this, which may counterbalance the disadvantages under which a writer labours who ventures to bring forward ‘common saws and modern instances,’ in place of that serious investigation of obscure historical facts, or that review of the social questions of the past, which have honourably distinguished the last few years of the Society's labours. On such a familiar topic a brief treatment of a …
The Cely Papers
The Victoria history of the county of Surrey
Bondmen in Surrey under the Tudors
In the appendix printed at the end of Mr. Savine's paper on ‘Bondmen under the Tudors,’ where cases are given under counties, no instance is noticed in Surrey. I can at present supply two, and have little doubt that I shall come across more
The Possession of Cardigan Priory by Chertsey Abbey
The Abbey of Chertsey was among the earliest of the great monasteries of the south of England. Its foundation was ascribed to Earconwald bishop of London and Wulfhere, king of the Mercians in the seventh century, supported by Frithwald subregulus of Surrey, whose name is the only extant name of the kings of the Suthrige. The abbots of Benedictine Houses of royal foundation were, as a rule, lords of Parliament in later centuries. The abbot of Cher…
An Unedited Cely Letter of 1482
Mr. Joseph Bain took the following letter out of the mass of the Cely correspondence, when he was making the Calendar of the Documents in the Public Record Office relating to Scotland. It is in the Calendar , vol. iv., Appendix 31. The original is now in Chancery Miscellanea, 22, 6/42. Owing to its removal it was not edited with the other Cely Letters in Camden Third Series, vol. i. Mr. Bain misdated it, and was not aware to whom it was addressed…
Caesar's Invasion of Britain
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Note on Xenophon's Hellenics. I. c. VII. § 2
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On the Geography of a Part of the Retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks
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The Battle at the Colline Gate, B.C. 82
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