Harrison sold The English Review in 1923, but subsequent editors took the journal in an increasingly conservative and less literary direction.

His first results were published in The English Historical Review in several articles that appeared in 1891-1894 and in 1896.

Among Petrie's journalistic posts was that of literary editor for the generally conservative New English Review.

In 1912-1914 he worked for The English Review.

Two years later, he sold The English Review to focus on writing books, though he published occasional journalism as well.

In The English Historical Review, 33-47.

"Pope Ganganelli and the Jesuits" in: The English Review, vol.

In 1849, a writer in The English Review complained:

May Sinclair, The English Review Oct '22 (begins page 241)

It was written in the autumn of 1909 and after revision, was published in The English Review in July 1911.