George Campbell

Born: 30 April 1823

Died: 24 April 1900

Campbell was the 1st and 8th Duke of Argyll and a Scottish peer, Liberal politician as well as a writer on science, religion, and the politics of the 19th century.

George Campbell

Books by George Campbell (50 max)

The reign of law

The poetry of the Negro, 1746-1949

The unity of nature

Iona

Autobiography and memoirs

The Eastern Question from the Treaty of Paris 1856 to the Treaty of Berlin 1878 and to the Second Afghan War: Volume 1

Primeval man: an examination of some recent speculations

Scotland as it was and as it is.

What is truth?

Organic evolution cross-examined: or, some suggestions on the great secret of biology

On the granitic district of Inverary, Argyllshire

Address delivered at the anniversary meeting of the Geological Society of London, on the 21st of February, 1873 prefaced by the announcement of the award of the Wollaston Medal, the proceeds of the donation-fund, and the Murchison Medal and Geological Fund for the same year

Address delivered at the anniversary meeting of the Geological Society of London, on the 20th of February, 1874 prefaced by the announcement of the award of the Wollaston Medal, the proceeds of the donation-fund, and the Murchison Medal and Geological Fund for the same year

The Eastern question from the Treaty of Paris 1836 to the Treaty of Berlin 1878 and to the Second Afghan War.

The Afghan question from 1841 to 1878

Crofts and farms in the Hebrides: being an account of the management of an island estate for 130 years

The unity of nature

The new British constitution and its master-builders

Irish nationalism: an appeal to history.

burdens of belief: and other poems

The philosophy of belief: or, Law in Christian theology

A letter to the Rev. Thomas Chalmers on the present position of church affairs in Scotland: and the causes which have led to it, by the Marquis of Lorne

Letter to the peers, from a peers son, on the duty and necessity of immediate legislative interposition in behalf of the Church of Scotland, as determined by considerations of constitutional law

Presbytery examined: an essay, critical and historical, on the ecclesiastical history of Scotland since the Reformation.

Geology: its past and present: being a lecture delivered to the members of the Glasgow Athenaeum, January 13, 1859.

India under Dalhousie and Canning

The Reign of Law

Primeval Man

Primeval man an examination of some recent speculations

The reign of law

Speeches of His Grace the Duke of Argyll on the Church Patronage (Scotland) Bill: 2d and 10th June 1874.

Speeches of His Grace the Duke of Argyll on the Church Patronage (Scotland) Bill, 2d and 10th June 1874.

Speeches on the second reading of the Church Patronage (Scotland) Bill, in the House of Lords, June 2, 1874: and Earl of Camperdown's Amendment, June 9, 1874, placing the election of ministers in the hands of ratepayers

What the Turks are, and how we have been helping them: speech of the Duke of Argyll in the City Hall, Glasgow, September, 19, 1876

Essay on the commercial principles applicable to contracts for the hire of land

The Eastern question: from the treaty of Paris 1856 to the treaty of Berlin 1878, and to the second Afghan war.

Speech of the Duke of Argyll.

The Bessborough Commission

The works of the Duke of Argyll, containing The reign of law, The unity of nature, Primeval man.

Primeval man an examination of some recent speculations

The Irish Land Act, 1881: Speech delivered ... in the House of Lords, June 16th, 1884.

Geology and the deluge

Property in land: a passage-at-arms

Scotland as it was and as it is

The truth about home rule: papers on the Irish question

The highland nurse A tale

The unseen foundations of society: an examination of the fallacies and failures of economic science due to neglected elements.

The unseen foundations of society: an examination of the fallacies and failures of economic science due to neglected elements.

The unseen foundations of society: an examination of the fallacies and failures of economic science due to neglected elements.

Irish nationalism: an appeal to history