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Carver, P. L. Hazlitt’s contributions to the Edinburgh Review. RES,
Oct 1928.
Carver, P. L. The authorship of a review of Christabel attributed to
Hazlitt. JEGP, Oct 1930.
Keynes, G. L. Hazlitt’s Grammar abridged. Library 4th ser vol 13,
1932.
Nowell-Smith, S. H. Hazlitt’s essay on the principles of human
action. Bibl N & Q , Oct 1936.
Vigneron, R. Stendhal et Hazlitt. MP 35, 1938.
Wilcox, S. C. A manuscript addition to Hazlitt’s On the fear of death.
MLN, Jan 1940.
Maclean, C. M. Born under Saturn. 1943.
Wilcox, S. C. Hazlitt in the workshop: the manuscript of The fight.
Baltimore 1943.
Poston, M. L. Hazlitt’s Liber amoris. TLS, 14 Aug 1943.
Gates, P. G. Bacon, Keats and Hazlitt. SAQ , Apr 1947.
Fitzgerald, M. A. et al. The text of Hazlitt. TLS, 27 Feb, 2–27 Mar,
3–17 Apr, 8 May, 5–12 June 1953. A correspondence on the initials
in the essay Of persons one would wish to have seen.
Stallbaumer, V. S. S. Hazlitt’s Life of Thomas Holcroft. Amer
Benedictine Rev 5, 1954.
Schneider, E. W. The unknown reviewer of Christabel: Jeffrey,
Hazlitt, Tom Moore. PMLA 70, 1955. Replies by H. H. Jordan, MP
54, 1956; E. W. Schneider, PMLA 77, 1962; W. S. Dowden, MP 60,
1962; K. Coburn, TLS, 20 May 1965; J. Beer, RES new ser 37, 1986.
See Carver 1930, above.
Marshall, W. H. An addition to the Hazlitt canon. PBSA 55, 1961.
Sikes, H. M. Hazlitt, the London Magazine and the ‘anonymous
reviewer’. BNYPL 65, 1961.
Baker, H. William Hazlitt. Cambridge MA and London 1962.
Jones, S. Hazlitt as lecturer: three unnoticed contemporary
accounts. EA 15, 1962.
Marshall, W. H. Pulpit oratory, I–III: essays by J. H. Reynolds in imitation
of Hazlitt. Lib Chron 28, 1962.
Sikes, H. M. The infernal Hazlitt. In Essays in history and literature
presented to Stanley Pargellis, Chicago 1965.
Jones, S. Isabella Bridgewater: a charade by Hazlitt? REL 7, 1967.
Jones. S. Dating Hazlitt’s essay On taste. EA 22, 1969.
Jones, S. Hazlitt, Cobbett and the Edinburgh Review.
Neophilologus 53, 1969.
Story, P. L. Byron’s death and Hazlitt’s Spirit of the age. ELN 7, 1969.
Jones, S. Hazlitt’s journal of 1823: some notes and emendations.
Library 5th ser 26, 1971.
Kinnaird, J. Hazlitt as poet: the probable authorship of some anonymous
verses on Wordsworth’s appointment as stamp-distributor.
SiR 12, 1973.
Jones, S. Hazlitt’s missing essay On individuality. RES new ser 28,
1977. See also Letter to the editor, ibid, 32, 1981.
Jones, S. Regency newspaper verse: an anonymous squib on
Wordsworth. KSJ, 1978.
Jones, S. A Hazlitt corruption. Library 5th ser 33, 1978.
McCracken, D. Hazlitt: a case of charitable journalism. KSJ, 1979.
Lamb, C. Table-talk: an unpublished review [c. June 1821]. In R. Park,
Lamb as critic, 1980.
Jones, S. Dating Hazlitt’s essay On reading new books: bibliography
and biography. EA 33, 1980.
Jones, S. Bibliography of William Hazlitt by Sir Geoffrey Keynes.
Analytical and Enumerative Bibliography (DeKalb IL) 6, 1982.
Jones, S. Some notes on the Letters of Hazlitt. Library 6th ser 5, 1983.
Rosa, G. M. Un emprunt possible de Hazlitt à Stendhal. Revue de
Littérature Comparée no 4, 1984.
Jones, S. A Hazlitt anomaly. Library 6th ser 7, 1985
Gates, P. G. Hazlitt’s Select British poets: an American publication.
KSJ,1986.
Jones, S. The ‘suppression’ of Hazlitt’s English grammar: a reconstruction
of events. Library 6th ser 9, 1987.
Jones, S. Hazlitt: a life, from Winterslow to Frith street. Oxford 1989.
Mulvihill, J. William Hazlitt and the ‘impressions’ of print culture.
KSJ, 1991.
Gates, E. M. Leigh Hunt’s marginal comments on Hazlitt’s Literary
remains. KSJ, 1993.
Gates, E. M. John Bowring, a nineteenth century Kilroy.
Wordsworth Circle 26, 1995. See Kinnaird 1973 and Jones, KSJ,
1978, above.
Freeman, A. and G. I. The report of the illustrious obscure: Hazlitt,
rackets and the coronation. BC 44 1995.
Edwards, G. William Hazlitt and the case of the initial letter. Text
(Ann Arbor) 9 1996. [sj]
John Abraham Heraud 1799–1887
See col 360.
William Hone 1780–1842
John Abraham Heraud | William Hone
Bibliographies
Jerrold, W. B. Life of G. Cruikshank. 2 vols 1882. Includes list of
Hone’s works illustr Cruikshank.
Stephens, F. G. Memoir of G. Cruikshank. 1891. Also includes list of
Hone’s works illustr Cruikshank.
Collections
Facetiae and miscellanies with one hundred and twenty engravings
drawn by George Cruikshank. 1827 (2 edns). 12 of Hone’s most
successful political pams including The political house that Jack
built, The queen’s matrimonial ladder, The political showman.
Radical squibs and loyal ripostes. Ed E. Rickwood 1971.
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The rules and regulations of an institution called tranquillity commenced
as an economical bank. 1807.
The King’s statue at Guildhall. 1815. A broadside.
Report of the coroner’s inquest on Jane Watson. 1815.
The case of Elizabeth Fenning. 1815.
Appearance of an apparition to James Sympson commanding him
to do strange things in Pall Mall, and what he did: with coloured
illustrations by G. Cruikshank. 1816.
View of the Regent’s bomb, now uncovered in St James’s Park. 1816.
A broadside.
An authentic account of the royal marriage, containing memoirs of
Prince Leopold and Princess Charlotte. 1816.
Four trials at Kingston, with 13 questions to Mr Espinasse respecting
Elizabeth Fenning. 1816.
An account of Christian slavery in Algiers. 1816.
An account of the riots in London, Dec 2 1816. 3 pts [1816].
The Reformists’ Register and Weekly Commentary. Issued from 1
Feb 1816 to 25 Oct 1817; ed and owned by Hone, who was the
largest contributor.
The life of William Cobbett, written by himself. 1816. Cobbett indignantly
denied authorship; little doubt that Hone was responsible.
Another ministerial defeat: the trial of the dog for biting the noble
lord [Castlereagh]. 1817. With woodcut by G. Cruikshank.
Official account of the noble lord’s bite! and his dangerous condition.
1817. With woodcut by G. Cruikshank.
Bag Nodle’s feast: or the partition and re-union of Turkey. 1817. A
ballad on the alleged meanness of Lord and Lady Eldon.
The late John Wilkes’s catechism. 1817.
The bullet Te Deum with the canticle of the stone. 1817 (2 edns).
Anon.
The political litany. 1817. For this and the 2 following parodies Hone
was prosecuted, but defended himself successfully and was
acquitted; see The trials of William Hone, below.
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