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Hazlitt: essayist and critic. Ed A. Ireland 1889.
Hazlitt: essays on poetry. Ed D. Nichol Smith, Edinburgh and
London 1901.
Selections. Ed W. D. Howe, Boston 1913.
Hazlitt on English literature. Ed J. Zeitlin, New York 1913.
Selected essays. Ed G. Sampson, Cambridge 1917.
Twenty selected essays. Ed A. J. Wyatt 1925.
Selected essays. Ed G. L. Keynes 1930 (Nonesuch Lib) (defective text).
Essays and characters. Ed S. Williams 1937.
Selections from Lamb and Hazlitt. Ed R. W. Jepson 1940.
Selected essays. Ed R. Wilson 1942.
Hazlitt painted by himself. Ed C. M. Maclean 1948. An ‘autobiography’
compiled and paraphrased from the essays.
The essays: a selection. Ed C. M. Maclean 1949.
The Hazlitt sampler. Ed H. M. Sikes, Greenwich CT 1961.
Selected essays. Ed L. Bonnerot, Paris 1961.
Essays. Ed R. Vallance and J. Hampden 1964 (Folio Soc).
On the love of life, On the fear of death. Ed J. Voisine, Paris 1966.
Selected writings. Ed R. Blythe, Harmondsworth 1970 (Pen).
Selected writings. Ed C. Salvesen, New York 1972.
Selected writings. Ed J. Cook, Oxford 1991 (WCp).
Selected writings. Ed D. Wu 9 vols 1998.
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An essay on the principles of human action: being an argument in
favour of the natural disinterestedness of the human mind, to
which are added some remarks on the systems of Hartley and
Helvetius. 1805 (anon); ed W. Hazlitt jr [1836] (with marginal corrections
from the author’s copy and an additional essay on
abstract ideas).
reviews: Annual Rev, 1805; (attributed to Christopher
Wordsworth) Br Critic Nov 1805; General Rev, Mar 1806; Critical
Rev, Dec 1806; Anti-Jacobin Rev, Jan 1807; Monthly Rev, Apr 1807;
Eclectic Rev, Aug 1807.
Free thoughts on public affairs: or advice to a patriot in a letter
addressed to a member of the old opposition. 1806 (anon); ed W.
C. Hazlitt 1886 (with Spirit of the age, Letter to William Gifford).
An abridgement of the Light of nature pursued, by Abraham
Tucker. 1807. Anon.
reviews: Br Critic, Nov 1807; Cabinet, Jan–Feb 1808.
The eloquence of the British senate; or select specimens from the
speeches of the most distinguished parliamentary speakers from
the beginning of the reign of Charles I to the present time. With
biographical, critical and explanatory notes. 2 vols 1807 (anon),
1808, Brooklyn NY 1809–10, New York 1810, London 1812,
Brooklyn NY 1840.
reviews: Annual Rev, 1807; Critical Rev, Mar 1808; Monthly Rev,
June 1809; Br Critic, Aug 1810.
A reply to the Essay on population by the Rev T. R. Malthus, in a
series of letters. 1807 (anon), New York 1967. Letters 1–3 1st pbd in
Cobbett’s Political Register, 14 Mar, 16–23 May 1807.
reviews: Annual Rev, 1807; Monthly Rev, May 1808; (H. Twiss)
London Rev, May 1809; Edinburgh Rev, Aug 1810.
A new and improved grammar of the English tongue for the use of
schools; to which is added a New guide to the English tongue [by
Godwin]. 1810. Rptd only in The complete works, ed P. P. Howe.
Outlines of English grammar, 1810, 1824 is a partial abridgement
by Godwin.
reviews: Critical Rev, Dec 1809; Anti-Jacobin Rev, Apr 1810;
Monthly Rev, Oct 1812.
Memoirs of the late Thomas Holcroft, written by himself and continued
to the time of his death [by Hazlitt]. 3 vols 1816, 1 vol 1852;
ed E. Colby 2 vols 1925; Oxford 1926 (WC).
reviews 1816: GM, Apr; Critical Rev, May; European Mag, July;
Morning Chron, 14 Nov.
The round table: a collection of essays on literature, men and
manners. 2 vols Edinburgh 1817 (includes 12 essays by Leigh
Hunt); ed W. Hazlitt jr, London 1841 (retains Hunt’s essays, omits
12 of Hazlitt’s, adds 3 uncollected from Liberal, 1822–3); ed W. C.
Hazlitt 1871 (Hazlitt’s essays only, with Northcote’s conversations,
Characteristics, Common-places (from Literary Examiner),
Trifles light as air (from Atlas)); 1936 (EL) (with Characters of
Shakespear’s plays).
reviews 1817: Scots Mag, Feb; Critical Rev, Mar; Eclectic Rev,
Apr; Monthly Mag, Apr; (attributed to J. Russell) Quart Rev, Apr;
Br Lady’s Mag, May; Literary Gazette, 3, 17 May, 7 June; Br Critic,
June; NMM, July; Edinburgh Mag, Nov (with Characters of
Shakespear’s plays); Literary and Statistical Mag, Nov.
Characters of Shakespear’s plays. 1817, 1818, Boston 1818; New York
1836; ed W. Hazlitt jr, London 1838, 1848, 1854; Philadelphia 1838;
New York 1859; ed W. C. Hazlitt, London 1869 (with Lectures on
the dramatic literature of the age of Elizabeth); 1903 (with
Lectures on the English poets); 1905; 1906 (EL) (with Round table,
rptd 1936); ed J. H. Lobban, Cambridge 1908; Oxford 1917 (WC); ed
C. Morgan, London 1948 (as Liber amoris and dramatic criticisms).
Tr Ger 1838.
reviews: (attributed to J. H. Reynolds) Champion, 20-7 July
1817; [F. Jeffrey] Edinburgh Rev, Aug 1817; NMM, Aug 1817; [L.
Hunt] Examiner, 26 Oct, 2, 23 Nov 1817; Edinburgh Mag, Nov
1817 (with Round table); Literary Gazette, 20 Dec 1817; Br Critic,
Jan 1818, Analectic Mag, Sep 1818; Br Rev, May 1819; [W. Taylor]
Monthly Rev, May 1820 (with Lectures on the English poets,
Lectures on the English comic writers); Revue Britannique
(Paris), May 1829.
A view of the English stage: or a series of dramatic criticisms. 1818,
1821; ed W. Hazlitt jr 1851 (selection pbd as Criticisms and dramatic
essays, of the English stage); ed W. Archer and R. W. Lowe
1895 (as Dramatic essays), New York 1957 (as Hazlitt on theatre);
ed W. S. Jackson, London 1906 (text from original articles, with 3
uncollected contributions from Examiner). Originally contributed
to Morning Chron, Champion, Examiner and The
Times 1814–18.
reviews: Br Stage, May 1818; Champion, 24 May 1818; Analectic
Mag, Sep 1818; Monthly Mag, Sep 1818; Br Critic, Oct 1818;
Inspector, 23 Jan 1819; Br Rev, May 1819.
Lectures on the English poets, delivered at the Surrey Institution.
1818, Philadelphia 1818, London 1819; ed W. Hazlitt jr 1841
(further matter in 4 appendixes); ed W. C. Hazlitt 1869 (with
Lectures on the English comic writers); 1903 (with Characters of
Shakespear’s plays); 1908; 1910 (EL) (with Spirit of the age);
Oxford 1924 (WC); 1929.
reviews 1818 (and 2 later): Scotsman, 16 May, 27 June;
Champion, 24 May; Edinburgh Mag, July; Edinburgh Reflector, 1
July; Literary Jnl, 25, 30 July; Monthly Mag, July, Sep; [E. S.
Barrett] Quarterly Rev, July; Analectic Mag, Sep; Literary
Panorama, Sep; NMM, Oct–Nov; Br Critic, Dec; [R. H. Dana]
North Amer Rev, Mar 1819; [W. Taylor] Monthly Rev, May 1820.
A letter to William Gifford esq. 1819, 1820; ed W. C. Hazlitt 1886 (with
Spirit of the age, Free thoughts). 1st draft in Examiner, 15 June
1818.
review: Examiner, 7–14 Mar 1819.
Lectures on the English comic writers, delivered at the Surrey
Institution. 1819, Philadelphia 1819; ed W. C. Hazlitt jr, London
1841 (expanded, mainly from prefaces originally contributed to
Oxberry’s New English drama 1818–19); New York 1845; ed W. C.
Hazlitt, London 1869 (with Lectures on the English poets); ed A.
Dobson 1900; ed R. B. Johnson, Oxford 1907 (WC); ed W. E.
Henley, London 1910 (EL) (with essays from Monthly Mag and
New Monthly Mag); ed A. Johnson 1965 (EL).
reviews: Scotsman, 17 Apr 1819, rptd Examiner, 6 June;
[L.Hunt] Examiner, 18 Apr 1819; Literary and Statistical Mag, May
1819; Br Stage, June 1819; [W. Taylor] Monthly Rev, May 1820.