SPECIAL READING REFERENCES ON TOPICS OF ENGLISH HISTORY[1]

I. See, on this whole subject, Professor H.L. Cannon's Reading

References for English History referred to in the Short List of Books

on page xxxvi. Professor Cannon's volume contains "exact references

to some two thousand of the most useful and accessible works on

English history." No other single volume can compare with it for

usefulness in this department.

II. See E.K. Kendall's Source-Book of English History; G.C. Lee's

Source-Book of English History; and Professor E.P. Cheyney's Readings

of English History (1 vol.); and Professor E.P. Cheyney's Readings of

English History (1 vol.); A.H.D. Acland, and C. Ransome, Outline of

the Political History of England, 1 vol.

III. See, for brief but carefully written biographical and historical

articles relating to English history, Chambers's Encyclopaedia, 10

vols. For fuller treatment see the New Encyclopaedia Britannica (29

vols.), The Dictionary of National [British] Biography (66 vols.), an

the International Encyclopaedia (17 vols.).

IV. For recent events in English history, see Whitaker's Almanack,

Hazell's Annual, the Annual Register, the Statesman's Year-Book, and

other publications of this class.

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