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Early Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Nov 1822; The British Critic n.s. 18, Nov 1822; European Mag and
London Rev 82, Nov 1822; GM 92, Nov 1822; London Museum Nov
1822; British Rev and London Critical Jnl 20, Dec 1822; Monthly
Mag 54, Dec 1822; Imperial Mag 5, Jan 1823; New Edinburgh Rev
4, Jan 1823; Monthly Censor 2, Mar 1823; Monthly Rev 100, Mar
1823; Eclectic Rev n.s. 19, Apr 1823; [Phillips, W.] North American
Rev Jan 1824; [Maginn, W.] The John Bull Mag and Literary
Recorder 1, July 1824; United States Literary Gazette 1, 1825.
Popular tales and romances of the northern nations. 3 vols 1823. De
Quincey contributed anon an unidentified trn from the German
of J. A. Apel, The fatal marksman; rptd in Selections grave and gay
vol 12 1859; in The works of Thomas De Quincey, Riverside edn,
vol 11 1877; in The collected writings of Thomas De Quincey, ed D.
Masson, vol 12 1890.
Walladmor; freely translated into German from the English of Sir
Walter Scott, and now freely translated from the German into
English. 2 vols 1825 (a German forgery by G. W. H. Haering, freely
adapted in English; see De Quincey’s papers on Walladmor,
London Mag 1824 and Tait’s Mag 1838).
Klosterheim; or the masque. Edinburgh 1832; ed R. Shelton-
Mackenzie, Boston 1855; rptd in De Quincey’s writings, ed J. T.
Fields, vol 20 1856; in The works of Thomas De Quincey,
Riverside edn, vol 11 1877; in The collected writings of Thomas De
Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol 12 1890; rptd in penny edn as The
mystery of the masque 1898; Santa Barbara 1982 (Banquo books).
The gallery of portraits; with memoirs. Ed A. T. Malkin, 7 vols
1833–7. De Quincey contributed anon a Life of Milton to vol 1;
rptd in Distinguished men of modern times, ed A. T. Malkin, 4
vols 1838; in Selections grave and gay, vol 11 1859; in The works of
Thomas De Quincey, Riverside edn, vol 6 1877; in The collected
writings of Thomas De Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol 4 1890.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 7th edn 1827–42. De Quincey contributed
articles on Goethe, 1835; Pope, 1837–8; Schiller, 1838;
Shakespeare, 1838. All 4 articles rptd in De Quincey’s writings, ed
J. T. Fields, vol 2 1851; in The works of Thomas De Quincey,
Riverside edn, vol 5 1877 (Pope) and vol 6 1877 (Shakespeare,
Goethe and Schiller); in The collected writings of Thomas De
Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol 4 1890; Shakespeare and Goethe rptd
in Confessions of an English opium-eater; also the lives of
Shakespeare and Goethe, ed H. Morley 1883.
reviews: Fraser’s Mag 24, July 1841 (Shakespeare); [Brown, G.
W.] North American Rev 74, Apr 1852 (all 4 articles); H. Morley, in
introd to his edn of Confessions of an English opium-eater; also
the lives of Shakespeare and Goethe, 1883 (Shakespeare and
Goethe).
The logic of political economy. Edinburgh 1844; rptd in De
Quincey’s writings, ed J. T. Fields, vol 22 1859; in The works of
Thomas De Quincey, Riverside edn, vol 10 1877; in The collected
writings of Thomas De Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol 9 1890. See also
Chapters on political economy; adapted from Mr. De Quincey’s
essay, ed J. R. Ballantyne, Allahabad 1854.
reviews: [Mill, J. S.] Westminster Rev 43, Apr 1845; J. R.
McCulloch, in his The literature of political economy; a classified
catalogue, 1845; Hogg’s Instructor 9, 1852; S. H. Hodgson in
Outcast essays and verse translations, 1881.
The Glasgow Athenaeum album. Glasgow 1848. De Quincey contributed
an essay: Sortilege on behalf of the Glasgow
Athenaeum; rptd (as Sortilege and astrology) in Selections grave
and gay, vol 9 1858; in The works of Thomas De Quincey,
Riverside edn, vol 8 1877; in The collected writings of Thomas De
Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol 13 1890.
China. 1857 (rev from articles in Titan, with preface and addns); rptd
in De Quincey’s works (2nd edn) vol 16 1871; in The works of
Thomas De Quincey, Riverside edn, vol 12 1877; and as The
Chinese question in 1857 in The collected writings of Thomas De
Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol 14 1890.
The wider hope; essays and strictures on the doctrine and literature
of future punishment. Ed J. Hogg 1890. De Quincey contributed
an essay: On the supposed scriptural expression for eternity; rptd
from Hogg’s Instructor Jan 1853. De Quincey’s essay rptd in De
Quincey and his friends; personal recollections, souvenirs, and
anecdotes of Thomas De Quincey, his friends and associates, ed J.
Hogg 1895.
reviews: Athenaeum Jan 1896 (review of Hogg’s edn with esp
mention of De Quincey’s essay).
Dr Johnson and Lord Chesterfield. New York 1945 (priv ptd with facs
of the ms).
Niels Klim, by Ludvig Holberg. Tr De Quincey, ed S. Musgrove,
Auckland Univ College Bull 42 1953.
reviews: Koefoed, H. A., MLR 50 1955; Margoliouth, H. M., RES
n.s. 6 1956.
Contributions to periodicals
The majority of De Quincey’s periodical contributions were first published
either anonymously or pseudonymously. His most common pseudonyms were
The English opium-eater and X. Y. Z. Periodical contributions pre-1824 are
listed below under title of periodical.
The Westmorland Gazette: (De Quincey was editor 11 July 1818–5
Nov 1819). For a list of De Quincey’s contributions 1818–19
(including attributions), see F. S. Janzow, The English opiumeater
as editor, Costerus n.s. 1 1974.
Blackwood’s Mag: The sport of fortune (trans from Schiller).
Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1821.
London Mag: For a list of De Quincey’s contributions 1821–4, see The
collected writings of Thomas De Quincey, ed. D. Masson, vol 14
1890, appendix 1.
See also Walladmor; Sir Walter Scott’s German novel. London Mag
Oct 1824.
Knight’s Quart Mag: The incognito; or Count Fitz-Hum (from the
German of Schultz, alias F. Laun). Knight’s Quart Mag 3 1824.
Periodical contributions 1824– are listed in Wellesley vol 5. Wellesley
covers De Quincey’s contributions, from 1824 onwards, to the following periodicals:
Blackwood’s Mag, New Rev, North Br Rev and Tait’s
Edinburgh Mag. The following periodical contributions 1824– are not
listed in Wellesley.
The Edinburgh Saturday Post and its continuation, from May 1828,
The Edinburgh Evening Post: De Quincey’s contributions
(including attributions) are listed in New essays by De Quincey;
his contributions to the Edinburgh Saturday Post 1827–8 and the
Edinburgh Evening Post 1828, ed S. M. Tave, Princeton 1966.
Macphail’s Edinburgh Ecclesiastical Jnl: War, Macphail’s
Edinburgh Ecclesiastical Jnl 5, Feb 1848.
Hogg’s Instructor: Letter to the editor of the Instructor (dated 21 Sep
1850), Hogg’s Instructor n.s. 6 1851.
Titan (the continuation, from 1856, of Hogg’s Instructor):
Shakespeare’s text – Suetonius unravelled, Titan 22, July 1856
(presented as a letter); rptd as Aelius Lamia in Selections grave and
gay vol 10 1859. Storms in English history; a glance at the reign of
Henry VIII, Titan 23, Sep 1856. The Lake dialect; a letter from
Thomas De Quincey, Titan 24, Jan 1857. China, Titan 24, Feb–Apr
1857; rptd together as a pam: China 1857; in De Quincey’s works,
2nd edn, vol 16 1871; in The works of Thomas De Quincey,
Riverside edn, vol 12 1877; and as The Chinese question in 1857 in
The collected writings of Thomas De Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol
14 1890. Hints towards an appreciation of the coming war in
China, Titan 25, July 1857. Hurried notes of Indian affairs, Titan
25, Sep 1857. Passing notes on Indian affairs, Titan 25, Oct 1857.
Suggestions upon the secret of the mutiny, Titan 26, Jan 1858.
Archivist and Autograph Rev: An essay on novels (in the form of a
letter), Archivist and Autograph Rev 1, June 1888.
Manchester Quart: Testimonial for J. F. Ferrier, in W. E. A. Axon, De
Quincey and J. F. Ferrier, Manchester Quart 17, 1898.