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laureate. 1812. Suppressed and bought up by order of the Prince
Regent. Only 6 copies known to exist.
The ghost of R-L stripes: a poem by P- P-, poet laureate. 1812.
Sophia’s letters to the B-r-n Ger--ub: or Whiskers in the dumps, by P-
P-, poet laureate. 1812 (anon).
The r-l first born, by P- P-, poet laureate. 1812.
Suppressed evidence: or royal intriguing. 1813. By P- P-, poet laureate
(anon).
Virgil in London: or town eclogues. 1814 (anon).
The modern Dunciad: a satire; with notes biographical and critical.
1814 (anon), 1815, 1816, 1835 (with Virgil in London, and other
poems).
London and Dublin: an heroic epistle to Counsellor Phillips, the celebrated
Irish orator. 1817. Anon; probably by Daniel.
Doctor Bolus: a serio-comick-bombastick-operatick interlude. 1818.
Anon.
An assified mare: a poem. By Peter Pindar, Jr. 1818. Anon.
Cumberland’s British theatre; with remarks biographical and critical
by D. G. 48 vols 1826–[61]. Daniel contributed a critical preface
to each play.
Cumberland’s minor theatre: with remarks biographical and critical
by D. G. 17 vols 1828–43. Daniel contributed a critical preface
to each farce etc.
Garrick in the green room. 1829. A biographical and critical analysis
of a picture painted by Hogarth and engraved by W. Ward.
The disagreeable surprise: a farce. In Cumberland’s British theatre
vol 14, 1829.
Ophelia Keen! a dramatic legendary tale. 1829. Anon; an attack on
Charles Kean’s private life, suppressed.
Sworn at Highgate: a farce. In Cumberland’s minor theatre vol 6,
[1833].
Merrie England in the olden time. 2 vols 1842, [1873]. Illustr Leech
and Cruikshank, rptd from Bentley’s Misc.
The missionary: a religious poem. 1847.
Democritus in London: with the mad pranks and comical conceits
of Motley and Robin Good-Fellow, to which are added notes festivous
[etc]. 1852. A verse continuation of Merrie England, above,
with The stranger guest: a religious poem.
An Elizabethan garland: a descriptive catalogue of seventy blackletter
ballads printed between 1559 and 1597. 1856 (priv ptd).
Love’s last labour not lost. 1863. Includes Recollections of Charles
Lamb, Robert Cruikshank, a Reply to Macaulay’s essay on Dr
Johnson and other essays in prose and verse.
Recollections of Charles Lamb. 1927. Rptd from Love’s last labour
not lost.
Daniel also pbd a novel, The adventures of Dick Distich, 3 vols 1812 (anon).
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Athenaeum 9 Apr 1864. Obituary.
Catalogue of the most valuable, interesting and highly important
library of the late George Daniel esq. 1864.
George Darley 1795–1846
See col 328.
Thomas de Quincey 1785–1859
De Quincey sometimes altered the titles of his essays when he reprinted them,
as did D. Masson, editor of what has been the standard collected edn. Here the
first published titles of works by De Quincey are used, but any significant
changes to titles in later eds are noted.
Manuscripts
The Wordsworth Trust, Dove Cottage, holds the most complete ms
of Confessions of an English opium-eater, as pbd in the London
Mag 1821, in addition to other De Quincey mss. See IELM 4 1982.
Bibliographies
Lowndes, W. T. In The bibliographer’s manual of English literature,
vol 3 1861.
Masson, D. Appendix chronological and bibliographical. In his edn
of The collected writings of Thomas De Quincey, vol 14 1890.
Axon, W. E. A. The De Quincey collection at Moss Side. Lib Assoc
Record 2, Aug 1900.
Green, J. A. De Quincey; a bibliography based upon the Thomas De
Quincey collection in the Moss Side Library, Manchester 1908.
Axon, W. E. A. The canon of De Quincey’s writings, with references
to some of his unidentified articles. Trans Royal Soc of Lit 2nd ser
32 1914.
Jones, C. E. Some De Quincey manuscripts. ELH 8, Mar 1941.
Byrns, R. H. Some unpublished works of De Quincey. PMLA 71, Dec
1956.
Jordon, J. E. In The English romantic poets and essayists; a review of
research and criticism, ed C. W. and L. H. Houtchens, New York
1957; rptd and rev 1966.
Moreux, F. In Thomas De Quincey; la vie – l’homme – l’oeuvre, Paris
1964.
Tave, S. M. In New essays by De Quincey; his contributions to the
Edinburgh Saturday Post and the Edinburgh Evening Post,
1827–8, Princeton 1966.
Janzow, F. S. In The English opium-eater as editor. Costerus n.s. 1
1974. Articles by De Quincey in The Westmorland Gazette including
attributions.
Dendurent, H. O. Thomas De Quincey: a reference guide. Boston
1978. (Secondary.)
Baxter, E. In De Quincey’s art of autobiography, Edinburgh 1990.
Includes some newly attributed items.
Collections
De Quincey’s writings. Ed J. T. Fields, with the consent of De
Quincey, 22 vols, Boston 1851–9 (vol 12 is a revised version of vol 5
and supersedes it. Intermediate vols were renumbered accordingly.
Counting both the original and the new vol 5, there are 23
vols); 22 vols in 11, Boston 1873.
Selections grave and gay; from writings, published and unpublished,
of De Quincey, revised and arranged by himself. 14 vols,
Edinburgh 1853–60.
De Quincey’s works. 17 vols, Edinburgh 1862–3 (this edn is in part a
reissue of Selections grave and gay. To have been completed in 15
vols; 2 vols added in course of pbn); 16 vols, Edinburgh 1871 (vols
retain earlier dates, 1862–3, and there are addns to last 4); 16 vols,
Edinburgh 1878 (all vols save 1st are dated 1862 or 1863 and 3
essays added).
The works of Thomas De Quincey. 12 vols New York 1877 (Riverside
edn). A reissue, with alterations, of the stereotyped edn pbd by
Ticknor and Fields, Boston. With notes and general index;
several times rptd.
The collected writings of Thomas De Quincey. New and enlarged
edn by D. Masson, 14 vols, Edinburgh 1889–90. With introds and
notes; considerable new material now first collected. Standard
edn, several times rptd.
The uncollected writings of Thomas De Quincey, with a preface and
annotations by James Hogg. 2 vols 1890.
The posthumous works of Thomas De Quincey. Edited from the
original mss with introds and notes by A. H. Japp, 2 vols 1891–3.
Vol 1 Suspiria de profundis, with other essays, critical, historical,
biographical, philosophical, imaginative and humorous;
vol 2 Conversation and Coleridge, with other essays, critical,
historical, biographical, philosophical, imaginative and
humorous.
reviews: Noble, J. A., Acad 40, Aug 1891; Saturday Rev 71, 1891;
Noble, J. A., Acad 44, Dec 1893; Athenaeum Dec 1893.
New essays by De Quincey: his contributions to the Edinburgh