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Saturday Post and the Edinburgh Evening Post 1827–8. Ed S. M.
Tave, Princeton 1966.
The works of Thomas De Quincey. 16 vols forthcoming (gen ed G.
Lindop).
Selections
Eds of Confessions with other writings have been placed under subsequent
edns of Confessions. See §1, below.
Letters to a young man; and other papers. Boston 1858.
Letters on self-education; with hints on style, and dialogues on
political economy. [1861].
Beauties; selected from the writings of Thomas De Quincey. New
York 1862. See also edns of 1866 and 1876.
Notes from the pocket-book of an opium-eater; with anecdotes etc.
Ed S. O. Beeton [1878].
Romances and extravagances. Nashville TN [1882].
Select essays of Thomas De Quincey, narrative and imaginative. Ed
D. Masson, 2 vols, Edinburgh 1888.
De Quincey; a selection of his best works. Ed W. H. Bennett, 2 vols
1889.
Joan of Arc and other selections from Thomas De Quincey. Ed H. H.
Belfield, Boston [1892].
Essays on style, rhetoric, and language. Ed F. N. Scott, Boston 1893.
Joan of Arc; The English mail-coach. Ed J. M. Hart, New York 1893.
Thomas De Quincey’s Glory of motion and The vision of sudden
death. Ed E. E. Kellett, Madras 1894.
De Quincey’s Revolt of the Tartars and The English mail-coach. Ed
C. M. Barrow and M. Hunter 1895.
Selected essays of De Quincey. Ed W. Sharp, with introd by Sir G.
Douglas, [1895].
Lyrics in prose by De Quincey. Ed R. B. Johnson, New York ‘1897’
[1896].
Murder as a fine art, and The English mail-coach. 1899.
Essays from De Quincey. Ed J. H. Fowler 1900.
A dream of infinity by De Quincey; and other selected dreams and
legends. Ed L. Capel [1902].
Selections from De Quincey. Ed M. H. Turk, Boston 1902.
Essays by Thomas De Quincey. Ed C. Whibley [1903].
Essays. Ed T. Bayne [1903].
De Quincey’s English mail-coach and Joan of Arc. Ed M. H. Turk,
Boston [1905].
Joan of Arc, and The English mail-coach. Ed R. A. Witham, Boston
1905.
Joan of Arc, and The English mail-coach. Ed C. S. Baldwin 1906.
Reminiscences of the English Lake poets. [1907].
Joan of Arc and The English mail-coach. Ed C. M. Stebbins 1908.
De Quincey’s Literary criticism, ed H. Darbishire, Oxford 1909.
Joan of Arc, The English mail-coach, and The Spanish military nun,
ed C. M. Newman, New York 1909.
The Spanish military nun and Revolt of the Tartars. Ed V. H. Collins,
Oxford 1909.
Selections from De Quincey. Ed E. B. Collins, Cambridge 1910.
De Quincey (selections). Ed S. Low 1911 (Masters of Lit).
The English mail-coach and other essays. Ed J. H. Burton [1912].
The early life of Thomas De Quincey from his own writings. [1914]
(English literature for schools no 30).
The English mail-coach and other essays. 1914 (EL); ed J. E. Jordan
1961 (EL).
De Quincey; reminiscences of his boyhood. First pbd 1834–52; ed H.
E. Icely 1926.
De Quincey selections. Ed M. R. Ridley, with essays by L. Stephen
and F. Thompson, Oxford 1927.
The ecstasies of Thomas De Quincey. Ed T. Burke 1928.
Selections from De Quincey. Ed A. H. R. Ball [1932].
Selected writings of Thomas De Quincey. Ed P. Van D. Stern, New
York 1937.
George Darley | Thomas de Quincey
Thomas De Quincey’s Joan of Arc, and The English mail-coach. Ed
A. A. Purcell, New York [1938].
Recollections of the Lake Poets. Ed E. Sackville-West 1948. Rev text
supplemented from Tait’s Mag 1839–40.
Selected writings of Thomas De Quincey. Ed P. V. D. Stern [1959].
Reminiscences of the English Lake poets. Ed J. E. Jordan 1961 (EL).
Rev text with notes on 1839–40 mag text.
Thomas De Quincey. Ed B. Dobrée 1965.
Selected essays on rhetoric. Ed F. Burwick, Carbondale IL 1967.
Recollections of the Lakes and the Lake poets. Ed D. Wright,
Harmondsworth 1970.
De Quincey as critic. Ed J. E. Jordan 1973.
On murder and On war; two essays by Thomas De Quincey 1980.
§1
Translation from Horace, ode 22 lib 1 (third prize translation).
Juvenile Lib 1 1800; rptd in Confessions of an English opiumeater,
ed R. Garnett 1885 and in The collected writings of Thomas
De Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol 14 1890.
Concerning the relations of Great Britain, Spain and Portugal, as
affected by the convention of Cintra, by William Wordsworth,
appendix on the letters of Sir J. Moore by De Quincey. 1809. For
subsequent edns and further details, see William Wordsworth,
col 492 above.
Close comments upon a straggling speech. Kendal 1818; rptd PMLA
55 1940.
Confessions of an English opium-eater. London Mag 4, Sep–Oct
1821, and London Mag 5, Dec 1822 (appendix); 1822, 1823, 1826,
1845; in De Quincey’s writings, ed J. T. Fields, vol 1 1851; 1853 (new
edn); in Selections grave and gay, vol 5 Edinburgh 1856 (greatly
enlarged); [1867] (new edn, with Notes from the pocket-book of a
late opium-eater, World-wide Lib); 1867 (new edn, with Analects
from John Paul Richter); ed S. O. Beeton [1874] and [1878] (with
Essays on men of letters); in The works of Thomas De Quincey,
Riverside edn, vol 1 1877 (from 1822 edn); [1881] (new edn,
Familiar Quotation ser 17); ed R. Garnett 1885 (from 1822 edn
with De Quincey’s Conversations with R. Woodhouse, a note on
De Quincey and Musset); ed H. Morley 1886 (with The lives of
Shakespeare and Goethe); ed W. Sharp 1886 (with Levana, The
Rosecrucians and freemasons and Notes from the pocket-book of
a late opium-eater); in The collected writings of Thomas De
Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol 3 1890; ed M. Hunter 1896 (from 1856
edn); ed R. Le Gallienne 1898; ed W. Jerrold 1899; 1901 (Library of
English Classics); ed J. Downie 1901 (with D. Masson’s notes and J.
R. Findlay’s Life of De Quincey); 1902 (WC); Ann; a memory. The
Bibelot 9, Portland ME 1903 (extracted from Confessions); ed D.
Masson 1904 (from 1856 edn); ed C. Whibley [1904]; ed W. Sharp
[1905]; [1905] (New Universal Lib); 1905 (Little Masterpieces); ed
T. Hopkins [1906] (with Autobiography); ed A. Beatty 1907 (from
1821 edn); introd H. Bennett 1907 (from 1821 edn); ed G. Douglas
1907 (EL); 1908 (The People’s Lib); ed G. Saintsbury 1927 (from
1822 edn); ed W. Bolitho with lithographs by Zhenya Gay, Oxford
1930; illustr S. Woolf, New York 1930 (from 1856 edn); with wood
engravings by B. Hughes-Stanton 1948, 1963; Ann of Oxford
Street, illustr P. Jullian 1948 (from Confessions); ed E. Sackville-
West 1950 (from 1822 edn with selections from Autobiography);
ed M. Elwin 1956 (both 1822 and 1856 edns with Suspiria); ed J. E.
Jordan 1960 (EL); ed A. Ward, New York 1966 (with other writings);
ed A. Hayter, Harmondsworth 1971 (from 1821 edn); ed G.
Lindop, Oxford 1985 (from 1821 edn and with other writings); tr
Fr 1828 (adaptation by Musset), 1860 (in part by C. Baudelaire),
1890 (‘première traduction intégrale’), 1962; Swed 1869, 1926;
Norwegian 1878; Ger 1886, 1888, 1928, 1947; Ital 1889, 1956;
Danish 1921; Sp 1927, 1936; Jap 1950, 1951, 1952; Du 1953; Polish
1980.
reviews: Montgomery, J., Sheffield Iris Dec 1821; The Album 2,
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