E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Bentham, Jeremy (b. London, February 15th, 1748; d. 1832).
“Fragment on Government” (1776); “The Hard Labour Bill” (1778); “Principles of Morals and Legislation” (1780); “Usefulness of Chemistry” (1783); “Defence of Usury” (1787); “Panopticon” (1791); “Draft of a Code for Judicial Establishment in France” (1791); “Political Tactics” (1791); “Emancipate your Colonies” (1793); “Supply without Burden” (1796); “Pauper Management” (1797); “Traités de Législation Civile et Penale” (1802); “Two Letters to Lord Pelham” (1802); “Plea for the Constitution” (1803); “Scotch Reforms” (1808); “Chrestomathia” (1816–17); “Parliamentary Reform Catechism” (1817); “Codification and Public Instruction” (1817); “Swear Not at All” (1817); “Springs of Action” (1817); “Church of Englandism” (1818); “Radical Reform Bill” (1819); “The King against Sir C. Wolseley” (1820); “The King against Edmonds” (1820); “Restrictive and Prohibitory Commercial System” (1821); “Art of Packing Special Juries” (1821); “Tracts Relative to Spanish and Portuguese Affairs” (1821); “Liberty of the Press” (1821); “Letter to Count Toreno” (1822); “Not Paul, but Jesus” (1823); “Truth versus Ashurst” (1823); “Book of Fallacies” (1824); “Peel’s Magistrates’ Salary Bill” (1824); “Mother Church Relieved by Bleeding” (1825); “Rationale of Reward” (1825); “Indications Respecting Lord Elgin” (1825, Postscript 1826); “Rationale of Judicial Evidence” (1827); “Codification Proposal” (1871). Biography in Bowring and Burton’s edition of Works (1843). See Burton’s “Benthamiana” (1838).
