Pamphlets by Richard Congreve is a collection of late-19th-century Positivist writings and sermons by the English philosopher and physician. The volume assembles Congreve’s polemical works on foreign policy, empire, and the moral challenges posed by European politics, including Gibraltar; or, the Foreign Policy of England (1857), India (1857), and Italy and the Western Powers (1860). Through Prefaces, essays, and public addresses, Congreve argues for a system in which policy is governed by moral obligations rather than merely national self-interest, championing peace, restraint, and the reform of international relations. He critiques Britain’s imperial rule in India and the retention of Gibraltar as symbols of an outmoded order, proposing instead a Europe-wide, morally informed approach grounded in Auguste Comte’s Positivism and in a shared human welfare. The collection also contains sermons on the New Religion in its Attitude Towards the Old and on the propagation of the Religion of Humanity, demonstrating how Congreve links political reform to a broader moral and spiritual transformation. Overall, the book reflects a rigorous, sometimes controversial attempt to reframe statecraft through a humane, universalist ethic.
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