Eötvös József

báró

Szül.: 1813. Megh.: 1971.

Lásd: Menczer Béla
Reményi József = Hungarian writers and literature, New Brunswick. N. J., 1964 (117–126)
The Village Notary, ford. Otto Wenckstern,, bevezetés: Pulszky Ferenc, N. Y. 1850, Appleton, 163 oldal (Ism: American Review. New York, 1850. Vol. 12, july, 64–76) AP2 A465
- Lásd:
  - Jones, D. Mervyn, Mervyn, Jones D.
  - Czigány Loránt (A falu jegyzője angolul)
Menczer Béla: Literal philosophy of social transition: Baron Joseph Eötvös (Contemporary Review, 1963 oct. 189–93)
V. Ö. Adattár
The Village Notary, 3 kötet, ford: Otto Wenchestern, London, Longmans
- (Ism. The Literary Gazette, London 1850, p. 138–140) AP4 L42
- (Ism. Fraser's Magazine, London, 1850. p. 477–485) AP4 F8
The Village Notary, 3 vols, London 1850. (ISm. British Quarterly Review, Vol. II. 1850. p. 514–545) AP4 B8
Weber, Johann: Eötvös und die ungarische Nationalitätenfrage. München, 1966, Oldenbourg, 156 p. (Ism. Ungarn Jahruch, 1969, p. 239.) DB901 U45 [valószínűleg DB901 U54]
Der Bauernkrieg in Ungarn, London, 1850, Williams and Morgate (Magyarság 1514-ben.) Ism. Westminster Review, Vol. 54, 1850, p. 218–232.) AP4 W5
Der Dorfnotair, Translated by count Mailáth (Johannes) Leipzig: Hartleben, London, Williams & Norgate. (Ism. Westminster Review, London, Vol. 52., 1850, p 232–262) AP4 W5
Der Einblusz der herrschenden Ideen des 19 jahrhunderts auf den staat. Wien, 1852, Manz (The Examiner, 1952 jan.1, p. 3–4.) AP4 E9