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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Evelina, or A Young Lady's Entrance into the World (1778) ; Cecilia,
or Memoirs of an Heiress (1782); Camilla, or a Picture of Youth (1796);
The Wanderer; or Female Difficulties (1814) / Memoirs of Dr Burney,
arranged from his own manuscripts, from family papers and from
personal recollections (3 vols. 1832); Diary and Letters of Madame
D'Arblay, edited by her niece, Charlotte Barrett (Vols. I-V, 1842;
VI and VII, 1846); The Early Diary of Fran/res Burney, edited by Mrs
A. R. Ellis (2 vols. 1889; reprinted with additional material, 1907).
Fanny Burney also wrote a pamphlet: Briej' Reflection Relative to the
Emigrant Clergy, earnestly submitted to the humane consideration of the
Ladies of Great Britain (1793), and five plays. Three of these were
tragedies. One, Edny and Elgiva, was produced at Drury Lane in
1795, but withdrawn after a single performance. Of the others,
all that is known is that one was called Cerulia. The two comedies
were The Witlings, and Love and Fashion. Neither was aded, though
Love and Fashion was put into rehearsal at Covent Garden in 1799.
Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay, edited by Austin Dobson
(6 vols. 1904-5). This gives the original text for the years 1778-1840,
and is supplied with a preface, notes, illustrations, and appendices.
Austin Dobson: Fanny Burney (Madame d'Arblay). English Men of
Letters Series (1903).
Macaulay: ' Madame d'Arblay,' in Edinburgh Review, January 1843.
Christopher Lloyd: Fanny Burney (Longmans, 1936).
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