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Political essays, with sketches of public characters. 1819, 1822.
Mainly rptd from articles in various periodicals 1813–18 but
including extracts from The eloquence of the British senate, A
reply to Malthus.
reviews: (attributed to Gifford) Quart Rev, July 1819; The Times,
14 Aug 1819; Literary Chron, 21 Aug 1819; Monthly Mag, Sep 1819;
Champion, 7 Nov 1819; Anti-Jacobin Rev, Dec 1819; Edinburgh
Monthly Rev, Mar 1820; Monthly Rev, Nov 1820; Revue
Encyclopédique (Paris), Feb 1821.
Lectures chiefly on the dramatic literature of the age of Elizabeth,
delivered at the Surrey Institution. 1820, 1821; ed W. Hazlitt jr
1840; New York 1845; Philadelphia 1854; ed W. C. Hazlitt, London
1869 (with Characters of Shakespear’s plays).
reviews: [J. Scott] London Mag, Feb 1820; Gold’s London Mag,
Mar 1820; [L. Hunt] Examiner, 19 Mar 1820; Monthly Mag, May
1820; [W. Taylor] Monthly Rev, Sep 1820; [T. N. Talfourd]
Edinburgh Rev, Nov 1820.
Table-talk: or original essays. 2 vols 1821–2, 1824, Paris 1825 (contents
taken from Table-talk, Plain speaker, Political essays, with 1
unpbd essay), New York 1845–6 (same contents); ed W. Hazlitt jr,
2 vols London 1845–6 (largely based like all succeeding edns on
1st edn); ed W. C. Hazlitt 1869; 1901 (WC); 1908 (EL); 1909.
reviews 1821 (of vol 1): London Mag, Apr; Literary Chron, 14–21
Apr; Beacon, 21 Apr; Monthly Mag, May; Monthly Rev, May; Br
Critic, June; Gold’s London Mag, June; Literary Museum, 13–20
July; Examiner, 8 Sep; Quart Rev, Oct; GM, Nov; (of vol 2):
Literary Register, 27 July, 3 Aug 1822; Blackwood’s Mag, Aug 1822
(vols 1–2); Br Critic, Aug 1822; Examiner, 8 Sep 1822; Monthly
Censor, Dec 1822; [W. Taylor] Monthly Rev, May 1823 (vols 1–2);
(attributed to J. H. Reynolds) London Mag, June 1823.
Liber amoris: or the new Pygmalion. 1823 (anon), 1884; ed R. Le
Gallienne 1893; ed (with much additional matter) R. Le Gallienne
[and W. C. Hazlitt] 1894 (priv ptd); 1907; Portland ME 1908; ed C.
Morgan, London 1948 (as Liber amoris and dramatic criticisms,
introd rptd in his Writer and his world, 1960); ed G. Lahey, New
York 1980; ed M. Neve 1985.
reviews 1823: Examiner, 11 May; Literary Register, 17–24 May; Br
Luminary, 18 May; The Times, 30 May; Literary Gazette, 31 May;
Literary Museum, 31 May; (attributed to J. G. Lockhart)
Blackwood’s Mag, June; New European Mag, June; Globe, 7 June;
John Bull, 15–22 June; Literary Chron, 28 June; Edinburgh
Gazette, 2 July.
Characteristics, in the manner of Rochefoucault’s Maxims. 1823
(anon); ed R. H. Horne 1837, 1927; ed W. C. Hazlitt 1871 (with
Round table, Northcote’s conversations).
reviews 1823 (and 1 later): Literary Examiner, 12 July; Literary
Gazette, 12 July; Literary Register, 19 July; NMM, Aug; Literary
Chron, 9 Aug; Edinburgh Literary Gazette, 27 Aug; Monthly
Mag, Sep; Monthly Rev, Feb 1824.
Sketches of the principal picture-galleries in England, with a criticism
of Marriage à-la-mode. 1824 (anon); ed W. Hazlitt jr 1843 (as
part of Criticisms on art ser 1). Originally contributed to London
Mag, 1822–3. Hogarth essay rptd from Round table 1817.
review: Eclectic Rev, Mar 1825.
Select British poets: or new elegant extracts from Chaucer to the
present time, with critical remarks. 1824 (withdrawn owing to
infringements of copyright), 1825 (omitting contemporary
section, as Select poets of Great Britain).
The spirit of the age: or contemporary portraits. 1825 (anon), 1825
(enlarges Coleridge, adds Cobbett from Table-talk), Paris 1825
(rearranged; omits Moore and Irving, adds Canning and
Knowles); ed W. Hazlitt jr, London 1858; ed W. C. Hazlitt 1886
(with Letter to William Gifford, Free thoughts); ed R. B. Johnson
1893 (selection); Oxford 1904 (WC); London 1910 (EL) (with
Lectures on English poets); ed E. D. Mackerness 1969. Partly rptd
from London Mag and New Monthly Mag.
reviews 1825: Examiner, 9 Jan; Iris 15–22–29 Jan; Le Globe (Paris)
29 Jan, 8 Feb; Eclectic Rev, Feb; [J. Wilson] Blackwood’s Mag, Mar;
GM, Mar; [F. Jeffrey] Edinburgh Rev, Apr; European Mag, Apr; [W.
Taylor] Monthly Rev, May; Scotsman, 28 May; London Mag, June;
Oxford Quart Mag, June; Literary Gazette 11 June.
The plain speaker: opinions on books, men and things. 2 vols 1826
(anon); ed W. Hazlitt jr 2 vols 1851–2 (1 essay omitted); ed W. C.
Hazlitt 1870; 1928 (EL).
reviews: Star Chamber, 17 May 1826; Atlas, 28 May 1826;
Monthly Rev, June 1826; Monthly Mag, Aug 1826; Literary Chron,
26 Aug 1826; [L. Hunt] Companion, 12–19 Mar 1828.
Notes of a journey through France and Italy. 1826, Philadelphia
1833. Rptd from Morning Chron.
reviews: Atlas, 28 May 1826; Monthly Rev, Aug 1826; Monthly
Mag, Oct 1826.
The life of Napoleon Buonaparte. 4 vols 1828–30 (vols 1–2 reissued
1830), 3 vols New York 1847–8; Philadelphia 1848, New York 1849;
rev W. Hazlitt jr 4 vols London 1852; 3 vols Philadelphia 1875; c.
1885, 1894, 6 vols Paris and Boston 1895 (Napoleon Soc); 6 vols
London [1910] (Grolier Soc). Tr Ger, 1835.
reviews: London Weekly Rev, 5–12 Jan 1828; Companion, 20 Feb
1828; Examiner, 9 Mar 1828; Monthly Mag, June 1828; Monthly
Rev, June 1828; Morning Chron, 11, 15, 18 Sep 1828; Literary
Gazette, 8 Nov 1828; Atlas, 2 May 1830; Court Jnl, 13 Nov 1830;
Athenaeum, 25 Dec 1830.
Conversations of James Northcote esq RA. 1830; ed W. C. Hazlitt 1871
(with Round table, Characteristics); ed E. Gosse 1894; ed F.
Swinnerton 1949. Rptd from NMM, Aug 1826–Mar 1827, London
Weekly Rev, 1829, Atlas, Mar–Nov 1829, Court Jnl, 1830.
reviews: Literary Gazette, 25 Sep 1830; Br Mag, Oct 1830;
Monthly Rev, Oct 1830; Court Jnl, 2 Oct 1830; Athenaeum, 2 Oct
1830; Edinburgh Literary Journal, 9 Oct 1830; Monthly Mag, Jan
1831.
Literary remains of the late William Hazlitt, with a notice of his life
by his son, and thoughts on his genius and writings by E. L.
Bulwer esq MP and Mr Sergeant Talfourd MP. 2 vols 1836, 1 vol
New York 1836. 22 essays mainly rptd from periodicals.
Painting [by B. R. Haydon] and the fine arts [by Hazlitt]. Edinburgh
1838. Rptd from Encyclopaedia Britannica, 7th edn suppl vol 1
1816.
Sketches and essays, now first collected by his son. 1839, 1852 (as Men
and manners); ed W. C. Hazlitt 1872 (with Winterslow); 1902
(WC); 1970. 18 essays rptd from periodicals.
Criticisms on art, and sketches of the picture galleries of England.
Ed W. Hazlitt jr 2 sers 1843–4; ed W. C. Hazlitt 1873 (expanded as
Essays on the fine arts).
Winterslow: essays and characters written there, collected by his
son. 1850; ed W. C. Hazlitt 1872 (with Sketches and essays); 1902
(WC). Partly rptd from Literary remains, mainly from periodicals.
A reply to Z. Ed C. Whibley 1923. Unpbd reply to article signed ‘Z’ in
Blackwood’s Mag, Aug 1818.
New writings by Hazlitt. Ed P. P. Howe 2 ser 1925–7. Articles rptd
from periodicals and Oxberry’s New English drama 1818–9.
Contributions to periodicals
Contributions not collected by Hazlitt himself in A view of the English
stage, Political essays etc. were rptd in The complete works, vols 16
Contributions to the Edinburgh Review, 17 Uncollected essays, 18
Art and dramatic criticism, 19 Literary and political criticism, 20
Miscellaneous writings. The following have since been identified.
A proposal for the basis of a new system of metaphysical philosophy.
Monthly Mag, Feb 1809. 1st rptd in G. Carnall. A Hazlitt contribution,
TLS, 19 June 1953.
Letter to the editor signed ‘Philo’ on Malthus’s Essay on population.
Monthly Mag, Apr 1809. 1st rptd in J. Kinnaird.‘Philo’ and prudence,
BNYPL, Mar 1965.
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