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included in the above) one or more works by the following: Edward Phillips
(Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum), Duchess of Newcastle, Greene,
Ralegh, Thomas Stanley, Breton, Drayton, Henry Wotton, William Browne,
Wither, Brathwait, William Hammond, John Hall (of Durham), Chapman,
William Collins, Milton, several minor seventeenth-century poets and some
Latin and Italian writers; also a number of books on economic and social questions
(summarised by M. K. Woodworth, Bibliography above, Appendix) and
numerous pams.
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Woodworth, M. K. The literary career of Brydges. Oxford 1935.
Sadleir, M. Archdeacon Francis Wrangham: a supplement. Library
4th ser 19 1939.
Jones, W. P. Brydges on Lord Byron. HLQ 13 1950.
Jones, W. P. New light on Brydges. HLB 11 1957.
Charles Bucke 1781–1846
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The philosophy of nature: or the influence of scenery on the mind
and heart. 2 vols 1813, 4 vols 1821 (as On the beauties, harmonies
and sublimities of nature; with occasional remarks on the laws,
customs, manners and opinions of various nations), 3 vols 1837
(enlarged), New York 1843 (with notes, commentaries and illustrations,
selected and rev W. P. Page).
Amusements in retirement. 1816.
The fall of the leaf, and other poems. 1819 (4 edns).
The Italians, or the fatal accusation: a tragedy. 1819 (7 edns) (anon),
1820 (with the prefaces to the 1st, 3rd, 6th, 7th and 8th edns).
Produced Drury Lane 3 Apr 1819.
A classical grammar of the English language; with a short history of
its origin and formation. 1829.
Julio Romano, or the force of the passions: an epic drama in six
books. 1830.
On the life, writings and genius of Akenside; with some account of
his friends. 1832.
The book of human character. 2 vols 1837.
A letter intended (one day) as a supplement to Lockhart’s Life of Sir
Walter Scott. 1838 (priv ptd). On Scott’s mention of Bucke’s
dispute with Kean.
The life of John, Duke of Marlborough. 1839.
Ruins of ancient cities: with general and particular accounts of their
rise, fall and present condition. 2 vols 1840, New York 1845.
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The assailant assailed: being a vindication of Mr Kean. 1819. On his
conduct in connection with The Italians.
A defence of Edmund Kean Esq: being a reply to Mr Bucke’s preface,
and remarks on his tragedy of The Italians. [1819.]
Bucke’s Julio Romano. Monthly Rev May 1830.
Thomas Campbell 1777–1844
See col 283.
Richard Carlile 1790–1843
Selections
Simon, B. (ed). The radical tradition in education in Britain: a compilation
of writings by William Godwin, Thomas Paine, Robert
Owen, Richard Carlile, Robert Dale Owen, William Thompson,
William Lovett and William Morris. 1971.
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The order for the administration of the loaves and fishes: or the
communion of corruption’s host, to be read at the Treasury the
day preceding all Cabinet dinners. 1817.
Life of Thomas Paine. In Political and miscellaneous writings of
Paine vol 1, 1819; 1821 (separately).
The deist: or moral philosopher. 2 vols 1819–20. Selections from
writers ancient and modern.
An address to men of science, calling upon them to stand forward
and vindicate the truth from the foul grasp and persecution of
superstition. 1821.
The reformers of Great Britain. 6 pts [1821]. Letters from Dorchester
gaol.
Observations on Letters to a friend on the evidences, doctrines and
duties of the Christian religion, by Olinthus Gregory. 1821.
Every man’s book: or what is God? 1826.
Richard Carlile’s first sermon upon the mount: a sermon upon the
subject of deity. 1827.
The gospel according to Richard Carlile, shewing the true parentage,
birth and life of our allegorical Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ. 1827.
A new view of insanity: in which is set forth the mismanagement of
public and private madhouses. 1831.
Church reform: the only means to that end, stated in a letter to Sir
Robert Peel. 1835.
Carlile also edited various periodicals including Republican, 1820; Lion,
1828; Prompter, 1831; Gauntlet, 1834.
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Vice versus reason: a copy of the bill of indictment against Carlile for
publishing Paine’s Age of reason. 1819.
Holyoake, G. J. The life and character of Carlile. 1870.
Campbell, T. C. The battle of the press. 1899.
Aldred, G. A. Carlile, agitator: his life and times. 1923.
Nott, J. W. Richard Carlile 1816–1843. 1970.
Wiener, J. H. Radicalism and free thought in nineteenth century
Britain: the life of Richard Carlile. 1987.
Thomas Carlyle 1795–1881
Mary Matilda Betham | Thomas Carlyle
Bowdoin College, Bodleian Lib, BL, Harvard Univ, NLS, Univ of California
(Santa Cruz) and Yale Univ hold substantial collections. These and other more
minor collections are documented in IELM vol 4 pt 1 1982.
Bibliographies
Primary
Lane, W. C. The Carlyle collection: a catalogue of books on Oliver
Cromwell and Frederick the Great bequeathed to Harvard
College Library. Cambridge MA 1888.
Wead, M. E. A catalogue of the Dr Samuel A. Jones Carlyle collection.
Ann Arbor MI 1919.
Dyer, I. W. A bibliography of Thomas Carlyle’s writings and ana.
Portland ME 1928.
James, J. D. and C. S. Fineman. Carlyle: book and margins. Santa
Cruz CA 1980. Catalogue of the Strouse Collection. Suppls to this
catalogue were issued in 1982 and 1985 under the title Lectures on
Carlyle & his era. 1985 suppl ed J. D. James and R. B. Bottoms.
Tarr, R. L. Thomas Carlyle: a descriptive bibliography. Pittsburgh
1989. The standard primary bibliography. Supersedes Dyer.
Secondary
Moore, C. In The English romantic poets and essayists. A review of
research and criticism, rev edn ed C. W. Houtchens and L. H.
Houtchens, New York 1966.
Tennyson, G. B. In Victorian prose: a guide to research, ed D. J.
DeLaura, New York 1973.
Tarr, R. L. Thomas Carlyle: a bibliography of English-language criticism
1824–1974. Charlottesville VA 1976.
Collections
Thomas Carlyle’s Ausgewählte Schriften. Ed A. Kretzschmar. 6 vols
Leipzig 1855–6 (Wigand).
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