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Letters and papers
Gordon, M. In Christopher North; a memoir of John Wilson, 2 vols,
Edinburgh 1862. One letter to Wilson.
Knight, C. In Passages of a working life during half a century; with a
prelude of early reminiscences, 3 vols 1864–5. Quotes several
letters to Knight.
Curwen, H. In A history of booksellers, 1873.
Davenport-Hill, R. and F. In The Recorder of Birmingham; a memoir
of Matthew Davenport-Hill, 1878. One letter to M. D. Hill.
Findlay, J. R. In Personal recollections of Thomas De Quincey,
Edinburgh 1886.
Japp, A. H. Some unconscious confessions of De Quincey. GM 261,
Aug 1886. Extracts from mss.
Japp, A. H. In Thomas De Quincey; his life and writings, with
unpublished correspondence, 1890. 60 letters.
The collected writings of Thomas De Quincey, ed D. Masson, vol 14
1890. A letter of 1847 to De Quincey’s son Francis, printed as On
the religious objections to the use of chloroform.
Japp, A. H. In his edn of De Quincey memorials; being letters and
other records here first published, with communications from
Coleridge, the Wordsworths, Hannah More, Professor Wilson
and others, 2 vols, New York 1891.
Japp, A. H. Early intercourse of the Wordsworths and De Quincey.
Century Mag 41 1891.
Clowes, A. A. In Charles Knight; a sketch, 1892.
The uncollected writings of Thomas De Quincey. Ed J. Hogg, 2 vols
1892. See preface.
Fields, Mrs J. T. In A shelf of old books, 1894. Facs of letter to Fields.
Hill, G. B. In Talks about autographs, Boston 1896. One letter to Mrs
Hill.
Lang, A. In The life and letters of John Gibson Lockhart, 2 vols 1897.
One letter.
In Some early contributors to Chambers’s journal. Chambers’s Jnl
5th ser 14, Nov 1897. One letter.
Oliphant, M. O. W. and Mrs G. Porter. In Annals of a publishing
house; William Blackwood and his sons, 3 vols, Edinburgh
1897–8. 6 letters to Blackwood.
[Axon, W. E. A.] Some De Quincey documents. Manchester Guardian
Dec 1900. 2 letters.
Axon, W. E. A. De Quincey and T. F. Dibdin. Library n.s. 8, July 1907.
Axon, W. E. A. Thomas De Quincey. Bookman 31, Feb 1907.
Priestley, E. In The story of a lifetime, 1908. One letter to Chambers
and an extract of a letter to Mrs Chambers.
Fairbrother, E. H. Lieut Horatio De Quincey. N & Q 12, Oct 1915. One
letter to War Office.
Armitt, M. L. In Rydal, Kendal 1916. 5 letters to W. A. Duckworth.
Gray, W. F. De Quincey as Lady Nairne’s tenant. Chambers’s Jnl Mar
1926. One letter to Lady Nairne’s lawyers, one to J. H. Burton.
A diary of Thomas De Quincey 1803, here reproduced in replica as
well as in print from the original manuscript in the possession of
the Rev C. H. Steel. Ed H. A. Eaton [1927].
Moore, E. H. Some unpublished letters of Thomas De Quincey. RES
9 1933. 4 letters to rental agents.
Parsons, C. O. The woes of Thomas De Quincey. RES 10 1934. 3 letters.
De Quincey at work: as seen in one hundred and thirty new and
newly edited letters. Ed W. H. Bonner, Buffalo NY1936.
Eaton, H. A. In Thomas De Quincey; a biography, New York 1936.
McCusker, H. De Quincey and the landlord. More Books 14, Feb
1939.
De Quincey on French drama. More Books 14, Feb 1939. 7 fragments.
Wells, J. E. Wordsworth and De Quincey in Westmorland politics,
1818. PMLA 55 1940. 8 letters.
Brockway, W. and B. K. Winer. In A second treasury of the world’s
great letters, New York 1941. One letter to William Tait.
Broughton, L. N. Wordsworth and De Quincey in Westmorland politics,
1818; addendum. PMLA 56 1941. One letter.
Jones, C. E. Some De Quincey manuscripts. ELH 8 1941.
Grantham, E. De Quincey to his publisher. More Books 20, Dec 1945
One letter to J. A. Hessey.
Unpublished letters of Thomas De Quincey and Elizabeth Barrett
Browning. Ed S. Musgrove, Auckland Univ College Bull 44 1954.
7 letters, 2 to Southey.
Green, D. B. A Thomas De Quincey letter. N & Q 5, Sep 1958.
De Quincey to Wordsworth; a biography of a relationship, with the
letters of De Quincey to the Wordsworth family. Ed J. E. Jordan,
Berkeley CA 1962.
Vann, J. D. An unpublished De Quincey letter. PQ 50 1971.
Lindop, G. In The opium-eater; a life of Thomas De Quincey, 1981.
Finkelstein, D. Thomas De Quincey and Robert Blackwood; an
unpublished letter. N & Q 237, June 1992.
Translations
Some of the following are arguably adaptations rather than trns, and
Walladmor is arguably an original. However, every work by De Quincey
which has some claim to being categorised as a trns is included.
Translation from Horace. 1800. See §1, above.
The happy life of a parish priest in Sweden; from Richter. London
Mag 4 1821.
The sport of fortune (from Schiller). Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1821.
Mr Schnackenburger; or two masters for one dog (from the
German). London Mag 7 1823.
The dice (from the German). London Mag 8 1823.
The fatal marksman (from J. A. Apel). In Popular tales and romances
of the northern nations, 3 vols 1823.
The king of Hayti (from the German). London Mag 8 1823.
Abstract of Swedenborgianism; by Immanuel Kant. London Mag 9
1824.
Analects from John Paul Richter; by the author of the Confessions of
an English opium-eater. London Mag 9 1824.
Dream upon the universe; by John Paul Richter. London Mag 9 1824.
Historico-critical inquiry into the origin of the Rosecrucians and
Free-Masons (from the German). London Mag 9 1824.
Idea of a universal history on a cosmo-political plan; by Immanuel
Kant. London Mag 10 1824.
Kant on national character in relation to the sense of the sublime
and beautiful. London Mag 9 1824.
The incognito; or Count Fitz-Hum (from Friedrich Laun [Schultz]).
Knight’s Quart Mag 3 1824.
Walladmor. 1825. See above.
Gallery of the German prose classics; by the English opium-eater, no
1. Blackwood’s Mag 20–1 1826–7. Includes a trn from Lessing’s
Laocoon.
Gallery of the German prose classics; by the English opium-eater, no
3. Blackwood’s Mag 21 1827; rptd as The last days of Immanuel
Kant in Selections grave and gay vol 3 1854 (from Wasianski).
Klopstock; from the Danish. Edinburgh Saturday Post Aug 1827.
Toilette of the Hebrew lady; exhibited in six scenes (from
Hartmann). Blackwood’s Mag 23 1828.
Age of the earth (from Kant). Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 4 1833.
The nautico-military nun of Spain (from Alexis de Valon). Tait’s
Edinburgh Mag May–July 1847 (rptd as The Spanish military
nun in Selections grave and gay vol 3 1854).
Neils Klim (from Ludwig Holberg). 1953. See above.
Edition
Selections grave and gay. 1853–60. See Collections, above.
Thomas de Quincey
Attributed works
Letter. The Times 6 Jan 1809 (attrib G. Lindop 1981).
Letter (signed One of the old school). The Carlisle Patriot 25 Apr 1818
(attrib Lindop 1981).
The Westmorland gazette 1818–19. Over 100 essays and articles
attributed by F. S. Janzow, Costerus n.s. 1 1974.
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