printed from the original wood blocks
engraved
for the
Household edn (1873–9].
Household edn (1873–9].
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v13
M.
Thackeray).
Cornhill Magazine.
1864.
George Silverman's Explanation. Atlantic Monthly [U. S. A. ). Jan. Feb. and
Mar. 1868.
Holiday Romance. First published in Our Young Folks (U. S. A. ], Jan. Mar.
April and May 1868. Rptd in All The Year Round, 25 Jan. , 8 Feb. ,
14 March and 4 April 1868.
The Magic Fishbone. [Abstracted from Holiday Romance. ] With
illustrations by S. Beatrice Pearse. [1912. ]
The following fragments will be found in Forster's Life:
Account of a late Expedition into the North, for an Amateur Theatrical
Benefit, written by Mrs Gamp, Inscribed to Mrs Harris, edited by
Charles Dickens. i. Mrs Gamp's Account of her Connection with this
Affair. ii. Mrs Gamp is descriptive. [Memorial edn, vol. I, chap. 1,
1911. )
Mrs Gamp with the Strolling Players. An Unfinished Sketch. By Charles
Dickens. [Privately printed. ] New York, 1899. [85 copies only. ]
How Mr Sapsea ceased to be a member of the Eight Club. [An unused
chapter for Edwin Drood. Memorial edn, vol. 11, pp. 412-416. ]
For a complete list of articles contributed to Bentley's Miscellany,
Household Words, All the Year Round, The Examiner, etc. , see The Minor
Writings of C. D. by Kitton. Also, bibliography at the end of The Dickens
Companion, vol. XVIII of The Charles Dickens Library edn of Works, ed.
Hammerton, J. A. (1910).
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Bibliography
Poetry
The Ivy Green. A Christmas Carol. Gabriel Grub's Song. Bold Turpin
vunce, on Hounslow Heath. [1837. Pickwick Papers. ]
The Fine Old English Gentleman. The Quack Doctor's Proclamation.
Subjects for Painters (after Peter Pindar). [Signed W. The Examiner.
1841. ]
Prologue [to The Patrician's Daughter. 1842. ]
A Word in Season. [The Keepsake. 1844. ]
The British Lion. The Hymn of the Wiltshire Labourers. (The Daily
News, 24 Jan. and 14 Feb. 1846. ]
Lines addressed to Mark Lemon. [In a letter to M. L. in 1849 and signed
T. Sparkler. )
Prologue and The Song of the Wreck. [The Lighthouse. 1855. ]
Prologue [to The Frozen Deep. 1856).
A Child's Hymn. [The Wreck of the Golden Mary. 1856. ] See The
Dickensian, no. 5, vol. xii, May 1916.
The Poems and Verses of C. D. . . . Collected and edited, with bibliographical
notes, by F. G. Kitton. 1903.
VI. ILLUSTRATIONS AND ILLUSTRATORS
For original drawings and paintings, see the various catalogues of The
Victoria and Albert Museum and the catalogue of Prints and Drawings in
the Print Room of the British Museum.
An Account of the Origin of the Pickwick Papers, by Mrs Seymour, widow
of the artist who originated the work, with Mr Dickens's version, and her
reply thereto. [n. d. ]
Barnard, Fred. A Series of Character Sketches from Dickens. 1879, (1887),
[1913]. [See, also, the various edns illustrated by Barnard. ]
Browne, Edgar A. Phiz and Dickens as they appeared to Edgar Browne.
1913.
Browne, Hablot Knight. Dombey and Son. The Four Portraits. 1848.
Full-length Portraits of Dombey and Carker, Miss Tox, etc. 1848.
Four Plates . . . to illustrate . . . The Old Curiosity Shop. 1848.
Four Plates . . . to illustrate the cheap edn of Barnaby Rudge. 1849.
[See, also, the various works illustrated by Browne. ]
Crowdy, W. L. Famous Dickens Pictures [by Charles Green. ] (1912. ]
Cruikshank, George. Letter respecting the origin of Oliver Twist. The
Times. 30 Dec. 1871.
The Artist and the Author, a Statement of Facts (pamphlet). 1872.
Life of George Cruikshank. [By Jerrold, W. B. ] 1883.
Cruikshank's Water Colours with introduction by Joseph Grego. 1903.
[Containing facsimiles of 27 water colours for Oliver Twist done in 1866. ]
Dickens, The, Picture Book. Vol. xvii of C. D. Library edn of Works.
[1910. )
Furniss, Harry. See C. D. Library edn. [1910. ]
Gibson, Charles Dana. People of Dickens. 1897.
Kitton, F. G. Dickens and his Illustrators. Cruikshank, Seymour, Buss,
Phiz, Cattermole, Leech, Doyle, Stanfield, Maclise, Tenniel, Frank Stone,
Landseer, Palmer, Topham, Marcus Stone and Luke Fildes. With
Twenty-two Portraits and Facsimiles of seventy original drawings now
reproduced for the first time. 1899. [With a complete bibliography. ]
Pailthorpe, F. W. Great Expectations. [Twenty-one engraved plates, after
etchings by F. W. P. ) 1885. [There were no illustrations to the original
edn. ]
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541
Proctor, John. Au Revoir. Cartoon in Judy. 13 Nov. 1867.
Punch. For political cartoons based upon Dickens characters and incidents,
by Leech, Tenniel and others, see Kitton's Dickens and Punch, The
English Illustrated Magazine, pp. 799-807, 1891.
Scenes and Characters from the Works of C. D. : being eight hundred and
sixty-six drawings by Fred. Barnard, Hablot Knight Browne (and
others). . .
printed from the original wood blocks engraved for the
Household edn (1873–9]. 1908.
Thomson, D. C. Life and Labours of Hablot Knight Browne. . . . With one
hundred and thirty Illustrations. 1884.
See, also, ante, sect. III, under The Pickwick Papers, Nicholas Nickleby
and Dombey and Son.
VII. PLAYS
The Strange Gentleman (1836). The Strange Gentleman; A Comic
Barletta, In Two Acts. By Boz. First Performed at The St James's
Theatre, on Thursday, 29 September 1836. 1837.
The Village Coquettes (1836). Songs, Choruses, And Concerted Pieces, in
The Operatic Burletta of The Village Coquettes, as performed at The
Saint James's Theatre. The Drama and Words of the Songs By Boz.
The Music by John Hullah. 1837.
Is She His Wife? or, Something Singular (1837). Is She His Wife? or
Something Singular. A Comic Burletta In One Act. [n. d. ] (An
American reprint is dated 1877. )
The Lamplighter (1838). The Lamplighter A Farce Now First Printed
from a Manuscript in the Forster Collection at the South Kensington
Museum. 1879. [Originally written as a farce for Macready, but
withdrawn and afterwards revised and published as Dickens's contri-
bution to The Pic Nic Papers, and entitled The Lamplighter's Story. ]
Mr Nightingale's Diary (1851). Mr Nightingale's Diary: A Farce. In One
Act. By 1851. [The joint production of Mark Lemon and
Dickens. ]
The Lighthouse (1855) and The Frozen Deep (1856). [Both these plays
were originally written by Wilkie Collins, but were added to and con-
siderably amended by Dickens in the course of rehearsal. To The
Lighthouse he contributed the prologue and the Song of the Wreck. ]
No Thoroughfare (1867). A dramatised version of the story in the Christmas
number of All the Year Round, by Dickens and Wilkie Collins. No
Thoroughfare. A Drama. In Five Acts. (Altered from the Christmas
Story, for Performance on the Stage. ) By Charles Dickens and Wilkie
Collins. 1867.
To the Patrician's Daughter, a tragedy in five Acts by J. Westland
Marston, produced in 1841, Dickens contributed the prologue.
[Most of these editions of single plays are very scarce. ]
The Plays and Poems of Charles Dickens, with a few miscellanies in prose
a
and verse. Ed. Shepherd, R. H. 2 vols. 1885.
VIII. LETTERS AND SPEECHES
Speeches, Letters, and Sayings of Charles Dickens. To which is added a
sketch of the Author by George Augustus Sala, and Dean Stanley's
Sermon. New York, 1870.
The Newsvendors' Benevolent and Provident Institution. Speeches in
behalf of the Institution by . . . Charles Dickens. [1871. ]
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[CH.
Bibliography
The Letters of Charles Dickens. Edited by his Sister-in-law and his eldest
Daughter (i. e. Georgina Hogarth and Mamie Dickens). Vol. 1, 1833 to
1856. 1880. Vol. 11, 1857 to 1870. 1880. And a supplementary vol. III,
1836 to 1870. 1882.
The Speeches of Charles Dickens. 1841-1870. Edited and prefaced by
Shepherd, R. H. 1884. [A detailed list of letters will be found in the
bibliography at the end. ]
Letters of Charles Dickens to Wilkie Collins. 1851-1870. Selected by
G. Hogarth. Ed. Hutton, L. 1892.
Charles Dickens and Maria Beadnell. Private Correspondence. Ed. Baker,
G. P. (Bibliophile society. ) Boston (U. S. A. ), 1908.
The Dickens-Kolle Letters. Ed. Smith, Harry B. New York. Supple-
mental to the letters from Charles Dickens to Maria Beadnell. (With
an introductory note by Harper, Henry H. , and illustrations. ] (Biblio-
phile society. ) Boston (U. S. A. ), 1910.
[The Beadnell and Kolle Letters are interesting as throwing light
upon the original of Dora in Copperfield and the transformation of the
same original into the Flora Finching of Little Dorrit. ]
Charles Dickens as Editor: being letters written by him to William Henry
Wills, his sub-editor. Ed. Lehmann, R. C. With portraits. 1912.
For originals of letters see, ante, sect. I, under the headings Victoria
and Albert Museum and British Museum.
9
IX. WORKS ASSOCIATED WITH DICKENS
a
The Pic Nic Papers. By Various Hands. Ed. by Charles Dickens, Esq.
With Illustrations by George Cruikshank, Phiz, etc. 3 vols. 1841.
Evenings of a Working Man. . . . With a Preface Relative to the Author.
By Charles Dickens. 1844. Legends and Lyrics. By Adelaide Procter.
With an Introduction by Charles Dickens. New edn. With additions.
1866. Religious Opinions of the Late Reverend Chauncey Hare Towns-
hend. Published as Directed in his Will. By his Literary Executor
[i. e. Charles Dickens). 1869.
The Dickens Periodicals
Bentley's Miscellany. (1837-9. ]
[
Household Words. [1850–9. ] All
the Year Round. [1859. Remained under the control of Dickens
until his death in 1870. ] The Daily News. Dickens founded in Jan.
1846, and was the first editor of, the newspaper which now bears the title
The Daily News and Leader. Finding the work uncongenial, he resigned
the editorship at a very early period of the paper's existence.
X. GENERAL LITERATURE
Ainger, A. Lectures and Essays. Vol. 11. 1905.
Allbut, R. London Rambles . . . with Charles Dickens. 1903.
Axon, W. E. A. Charles Dickens and Shorthand. [1892. ]
Bagehot, Walter. Charles Dickens (1858). Literary Studies. Vol. II.
1879 (1878).
Barlow, George. The Genius of Dickens. (1909. ]
Bluhm, G. R. Autobiographisches in David Copperfield. Reichenbach i. V. ,
1891.
Bookman, The. [Dickens Number.
George Silverman's Explanation. Atlantic Monthly [U. S. A. ). Jan. Feb. and
Mar. 1868.
Holiday Romance. First published in Our Young Folks (U. S. A. ], Jan. Mar.
April and May 1868. Rptd in All The Year Round, 25 Jan. , 8 Feb. ,
14 March and 4 April 1868.
The Magic Fishbone. [Abstracted from Holiday Romance. ] With
illustrations by S. Beatrice Pearse. [1912. ]
The following fragments will be found in Forster's Life:
Account of a late Expedition into the North, for an Amateur Theatrical
Benefit, written by Mrs Gamp, Inscribed to Mrs Harris, edited by
Charles Dickens. i. Mrs Gamp's Account of her Connection with this
Affair. ii. Mrs Gamp is descriptive. [Memorial edn, vol. I, chap. 1,
1911. )
Mrs Gamp with the Strolling Players. An Unfinished Sketch. By Charles
Dickens. [Privately printed. ] New York, 1899. [85 copies only. ]
How Mr Sapsea ceased to be a member of the Eight Club. [An unused
chapter for Edwin Drood. Memorial edn, vol. 11, pp. 412-416. ]
For a complete list of articles contributed to Bentley's Miscellany,
Household Words, All the Year Round, The Examiner, etc. , see The Minor
Writings of C. D. by Kitton. Also, bibliography at the end of The Dickens
Companion, vol. XVIII of The Charles Dickens Library edn of Works, ed.
Hammerton, J. A. (1910).
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Bibliography
Poetry
The Ivy Green. A Christmas Carol. Gabriel Grub's Song. Bold Turpin
vunce, on Hounslow Heath. [1837. Pickwick Papers. ]
The Fine Old English Gentleman. The Quack Doctor's Proclamation.
Subjects for Painters (after Peter Pindar). [Signed W. The Examiner.
1841. ]
Prologue [to The Patrician's Daughter. 1842. ]
A Word in Season. [The Keepsake. 1844. ]
The British Lion. The Hymn of the Wiltshire Labourers. (The Daily
News, 24 Jan. and 14 Feb. 1846. ]
Lines addressed to Mark Lemon. [In a letter to M. L. in 1849 and signed
T. Sparkler. )
Prologue and The Song of the Wreck. [The Lighthouse. 1855. ]
Prologue [to The Frozen Deep. 1856).
A Child's Hymn. [The Wreck of the Golden Mary. 1856. ] See The
Dickensian, no. 5, vol. xii, May 1916.
The Poems and Verses of C. D. . . . Collected and edited, with bibliographical
notes, by F. G. Kitton. 1903.
VI. ILLUSTRATIONS AND ILLUSTRATORS
For original drawings and paintings, see the various catalogues of The
Victoria and Albert Museum and the catalogue of Prints and Drawings in
the Print Room of the British Museum.
An Account of the Origin of the Pickwick Papers, by Mrs Seymour, widow
of the artist who originated the work, with Mr Dickens's version, and her
reply thereto. [n. d. ]
Barnard, Fred. A Series of Character Sketches from Dickens. 1879, (1887),
[1913]. [See, also, the various edns illustrated by Barnard. ]
Browne, Edgar A. Phiz and Dickens as they appeared to Edgar Browne.
1913.
Browne, Hablot Knight. Dombey and Son. The Four Portraits. 1848.
Full-length Portraits of Dombey and Carker, Miss Tox, etc. 1848.
Four Plates . . . to illustrate . . . The Old Curiosity Shop. 1848.
Four Plates . . . to illustrate the cheap edn of Barnaby Rudge. 1849.
[See, also, the various works illustrated by Browne. ]
Crowdy, W. L. Famous Dickens Pictures [by Charles Green. ] (1912. ]
Cruikshank, George. Letter respecting the origin of Oliver Twist. The
Times. 30 Dec. 1871.
The Artist and the Author, a Statement of Facts (pamphlet). 1872.
Life of George Cruikshank. [By Jerrold, W. B. ] 1883.
Cruikshank's Water Colours with introduction by Joseph Grego. 1903.
[Containing facsimiles of 27 water colours for Oliver Twist done in 1866. ]
Dickens, The, Picture Book. Vol. xvii of C. D. Library edn of Works.
[1910. )
Furniss, Harry. See C. D. Library edn. [1910. ]
Gibson, Charles Dana. People of Dickens. 1897.
Kitton, F. G. Dickens and his Illustrators. Cruikshank, Seymour, Buss,
Phiz, Cattermole, Leech, Doyle, Stanfield, Maclise, Tenniel, Frank Stone,
Landseer, Palmer, Topham, Marcus Stone and Luke Fildes. With
Twenty-two Portraits and Facsimiles of seventy original drawings now
reproduced for the first time. 1899. [With a complete bibliography. ]
Pailthorpe, F. W. Great Expectations. [Twenty-one engraved plates, after
etchings by F. W. P. ) 1885. [There were no illustrations to the original
edn. ]
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Dickens
541
Proctor, John. Au Revoir. Cartoon in Judy. 13 Nov. 1867.
Punch. For political cartoons based upon Dickens characters and incidents,
by Leech, Tenniel and others, see Kitton's Dickens and Punch, The
English Illustrated Magazine, pp. 799-807, 1891.
Scenes and Characters from the Works of C. D. : being eight hundred and
sixty-six drawings by Fred. Barnard, Hablot Knight Browne (and
others). . .
printed from the original wood blocks engraved for the
Household edn (1873–9]. 1908.
Thomson, D. C. Life and Labours of Hablot Knight Browne. . . . With one
hundred and thirty Illustrations. 1884.
See, also, ante, sect. III, under The Pickwick Papers, Nicholas Nickleby
and Dombey and Son.
VII. PLAYS
The Strange Gentleman (1836). The Strange Gentleman; A Comic
Barletta, In Two Acts. By Boz. First Performed at The St James's
Theatre, on Thursday, 29 September 1836. 1837.
The Village Coquettes (1836). Songs, Choruses, And Concerted Pieces, in
The Operatic Burletta of The Village Coquettes, as performed at The
Saint James's Theatre. The Drama and Words of the Songs By Boz.
The Music by John Hullah. 1837.
Is She His Wife? or, Something Singular (1837). Is She His Wife? or
Something Singular. A Comic Burletta In One Act. [n. d. ] (An
American reprint is dated 1877. )
The Lamplighter (1838). The Lamplighter A Farce Now First Printed
from a Manuscript in the Forster Collection at the South Kensington
Museum. 1879. [Originally written as a farce for Macready, but
withdrawn and afterwards revised and published as Dickens's contri-
bution to The Pic Nic Papers, and entitled The Lamplighter's Story. ]
Mr Nightingale's Diary (1851). Mr Nightingale's Diary: A Farce. In One
Act. By 1851. [The joint production of Mark Lemon and
Dickens. ]
The Lighthouse (1855) and The Frozen Deep (1856). [Both these plays
were originally written by Wilkie Collins, but were added to and con-
siderably amended by Dickens in the course of rehearsal. To The
Lighthouse he contributed the prologue and the Song of the Wreck. ]
No Thoroughfare (1867). A dramatised version of the story in the Christmas
number of All the Year Round, by Dickens and Wilkie Collins. No
Thoroughfare. A Drama. In Five Acts. (Altered from the Christmas
Story, for Performance on the Stage. ) By Charles Dickens and Wilkie
Collins. 1867.
To the Patrician's Daughter, a tragedy in five Acts by J. Westland
Marston, produced in 1841, Dickens contributed the prologue.
[Most of these editions of single plays are very scarce. ]
The Plays and Poems of Charles Dickens, with a few miscellanies in prose
a
and verse. Ed. Shepherd, R. H. 2 vols. 1885.
VIII. LETTERS AND SPEECHES
Speeches, Letters, and Sayings of Charles Dickens. To which is added a
sketch of the Author by George Augustus Sala, and Dean Stanley's
Sermon. New York, 1870.
The Newsvendors' Benevolent and Provident Institution. Speeches in
behalf of the Institution by . . . Charles Dickens. [1871. ]
## p. 542 (#558) ############################################
542
[CH.
Bibliography
The Letters of Charles Dickens. Edited by his Sister-in-law and his eldest
Daughter (i. e. Georgina Hogarth and Mamie Dickens). Vol. 1, 1833 to
1856. 1880. Vol. 11, 1857 to 1870. 1880. And a supplementary vol. III,
1836 to 1870. 1882.
The Speeches of Charles Dickens. 1841-1870. Edited and prefaced by
Shepherd, R. H. 1884. [A detailed list of letters will be found in the
bibliography at the end. ]
Letters of Charles Dickens to Wilkie Collins. 1851-1870. Selected by
G. Hogarth. Ed. Hutton, L. 1892.
Charles Dickens and Maria Beadnell. Private Correspondence. Ed. Baker,
G. P. (Bibliophile society. ) Boston (U. S. A. ), 1908.
The Dickens-Kolle Letters. Ed. Smith, Harry B. New York. Supple-
mental to the letters from Charles Dickens to Maria Beadnell. (With
an introductory note by Harper, Henry H. , and illustrations. ] (Biblio-
phile society. ) Boston (U. S. A. ), 1910.
[The Beadnell and Kolle Letters are interesting as throwing light
upon the original of Dora in Copperfield and the transformation of the
same original into the Flora Finching of Little Dorrit. ]
Charles Dickens as Editor: being letters written by him to William Henry
Wills, his sub-editor. Ed. Lehmann, R. C. With portraits. 1912.
For originals of letters see, ante, sect. I, under the headings Victoria
and Albert Museum and British Museum.
9
IX. WORKS ASSOCIATED WITH DICKENS
a
The Pic Nic Papers. By Various Hands. Ed. by Charles Dickens, Esq.
With Illustrations by George Cruikshank, Phiz, etc. 3 vols. 1841.
Evenings of a Working Man. . . . With a Preface Relative to the Author.
By Charles Dickens. 1844. Legends and Lyrics. By Adelaide Procter.
With an Introduction by Charles Dickens. New edn. With additions.
1866. Religious Opinions of the Late Reverend Chauncey Hare Towns-
hend. Published as Directed in his Will. By his Literary Executor
[i. e. Charles Dickens). 1869.
The Dickens Periodicals
Bentley's Miscellany. (1837-9. ]
[
Household Words. [1850–9. ] All
the Year Round. [1859. Remained under the control of Dickens
until his death in 1870. ] The Daily News. Dickens founded in Jan.
1846, and was the first editor of, the newspaper which now bears the title
The Daily News and Leader. Finding the work uncongenial, he resigned
the editorship at a very early period of the paper's existence.
X. GENERAL LITERATURE
Ainger, A. Lectures and Essays. Vol. 11. 1905.
Allbut, R. London Rambles . . . with Charles Dickens. 1903.
Axon, W. E. A. Charles Dickens and Shorthand. [1892. ]
Bagehot, Walter. Charles Dickens (1858). Literary Studies. Vol. II.
1879 (1878).
Barlow, George. The Genius of Dickens. (1909. ]
Bluhm, G. R. Autobiographisches in David Copperfield. Reichenbach i. V. ,
1891.
Bookman, The. [Dickens Number.
