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Early Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Brewer, L. A. Some letters from my Leigh Hunt portfolios. Cedar
Rapids IA 1929.
My Leigh Hunt library: the holograph letters. Ed L. A. Brewer, Iowa
City 1938. Nine hundred letters and ms scraps, most unpbd.
Gates, P. G. A Hunt–Byron letter. KSJ 2 1953.
Kaser, D. E. Two new Hunt letters. N & Q Mar 1955.
Barnett, G. L. Hunt revises a letter. HLQ 20 1957.
Marshall, W. H. Hunt on Walt Whitman: a new letter. N & Q Sep
1957.
Green, D. B. Some new Hunt letters. N & Q Aug 1958.
Marshall, W. H. Three new Hunt letters. KSJ 9 1960.
Sanders, C. R. The correspondence and friendship of Carlyle and
Hunt: the early years. Bull of John Rylands Lib 45 1963.
Sanders, C. R. The correspondence and friendship of Carlyle and
Hunt: the later years. Bull of John Rylands Lib 46 1963.
Enkvist, N. E. In his British and American literary letters in
Scandinavian public collections, Abo 1964.
Barnes, W. Hunt’s letters in the Luther Brewer collections: plans for
a new edition. Books at Iowa no 3 1965.
The correspondence of Leigh Hunt and Charles Ollier in the winter
of 1853–4. Ed D. R. Cheney 1976.
Dubious ascriptions
Among the pbns sometimes attributed to Hunt, Reminiscences of Michael
Kelly the singer (2 vols 1826) should not stand: it was prepared by
Theodore Hook. The rebellion of the beasts: or the ass is dead! Long
live the ass! (1825) by ‘a late Fellow of St John’s College, Cambridge’ may or
may not be Hunt’s; it is nowhere mentioned in his available letters.
Dictionary of anonymous and pseudonymous English literature, ed
J. Kennedy, W. A. Smith and A. F. Johnson, describes Florentine tales
(1847), as ‘largely by Thomas Powell, but after his death by J. H.
Leigh Hunt.’ Powell, however, was sufficiently alive in 1849 to emigrate to
New York, pursued by the execrations of Browning. A poem in Ollier’s
Literary miscellany 1820 – The universal Pan – signed L., is more the
fault of ‘Barry Cornwall’ than of Hunt.
Marshall, W. H. An early misattribution to Byron: Hunt’s The feast
of the poets. N & Q May 1962.
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Numerous references to Hunt will also be found in the standard edns of the
works and in letters of Byron, Hazlitt, Keats and Shelley.
Hunt, Leigh. Autobiographical paper. Monthly Mirror Apr 1810.
Keats, J. In Poems, 1817.
‘Z’. The cockney school of poetry. Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1817–Jan
1818.
‘A’. Mr Hunt’s Hero and Leander. London Mag July 1820.
Shelley, P. B. The Cenci. 1821. Dedication.
[Kent, E.] Flora domestica. 1823.
Lamb, C. Letter of Elia to Robert Southey esq. London Mag Oct 1823.
Hazlitt, W. In Spirit of the age, 1825.
Kent, E. Sylvan sketches. 1825.
[Lytton, E. B.] Sir Ralph Esher. NMM Mar 1832.
Brougham, H. P. (Baron Brougham and Vaux). In Speeches, 4 vols
1838.
Hall, S. C. In Book of gems 1836–1838, 1838. A notice of Hunt; also
memoranda by Hunt and Shelley, Keats and Tennyson.
[Macaulay, T. B.] Comic dramatists of the Restoration. Edinburgh
Rev 72 1841.
Horne, R. H. In his A new spirit of the age, vol 1, 1844.
Howitt, W. In his Homes and haunts of the most eminent British
poets, 2 vols 1847.
[Ireland, A.] The genius and writings of Hunt. Manchester
Examiner July 1847.
Dickens, C. In Bleak house, 1853. The character Harold Skimpole.
Haydon, B. R. In Autobiography and journals, 3 vols 1853.
Moore, T. In his Memoirs, journal and correspondence vol 8, 1856.
[Ollier, E.] The occasional. Spectator 3 Sep 1859.
Dickens, C. Hunt: a remonstrance. All the Year Round 24 Dec 1859.
[Hunt, T. L.] A man of letters of the last generation. Cornhill Mag Jan
1860.
Collier, J. P. The late Duke of Devonshire and Hunt. Athenaeum 8
Mar 1862.
Ollier, E. Correspondence of Hunt. Spectator 22 Mar 1862.
Ollier, E. A literary life. All the Year Round 12 Apr 1862.
[Carlyle, T.] Memoranda concerning Mr Leigh Hunt. Macmillan’s
Mag July 1862.
Hawthorne, N. In Our old home, 1863.
Kent, C. Footprints on the road. 1864.
Bates, W. (ed). A gallery of illustrious literary characters 1830–8
drawn by the late Daniel Maclise RA and accompanied by notices
chiefly by the late William Maginn LL D. [1876].
Hall, S. C. In A book of memories, [1876].
Horne, R. H. (ed). Letters of E. B. Browning. 2 vols 1877.
Proctor, B. W. An autobiographical fragment. 1877.
Cowden Clarke, C. and M. In Recollections of writers, 1878.
Dickens, C. In Letters, 3 vols 1880–2.
Dowden, E. In Life of Percy Bysshe Shelley, 2 vols 1886.
Saintsbury, G. In Essays in English literature 1780–1860, 1890.
Monkhouse, W. C. Life of Leigh Hunt. 1893.
Shelley, P. B. Letters to Hunt. Ed T. J. Wise 2 vols 1894.
Johnson, R. B. Leigh Hunt. 1896.
Punchard, C. D. Helps to the study of Leigh Hunt’s essays. 1899.
Allingham, W. A diary. 1907, 1967.
Adams, M. Some Hampstead memories. Illustr F. Adcock 1909.
Miller, B. Leigh Hunt’s relations with Byron, Shelley and Keats.
1910.
Moebus, O. Leigh Hunts Kritik der Entwicklung der englischen
Literatur bis zum Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts. Strasbourg 1916.
Howe, P. P. In Life of William Hazlitt, 1922, 1928 (rev).
Gosse, E. In More books on the table, 1923.
Brewer, L. A. Some Lamb and Browning letters to Leigh Hunt. Cedar
Rapids IA 1924.
Forman, M. B. Hunt: some unfamiliar apologists. London Mercury
June 1926.
Brewer, L. A. The joys and sorrows of a book collector. Cedar Rapids
IA 1928.
Johnson, R. B. Shelley–Leigh Hunt. 1928, New York 1972. [rm]
Catherine Hutton 1756–1846
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The miser married: a novel. 1813.
The life of William Hutton, by himself; conclusion by Catherine
Hutton. 1816, 1817, 1841.
The Welsh mountaineer: a novel. 3 vols 1817.
The history of Birmingham by William Hutton; continued to the
present time by Catherine Hutton. 1819.
Oakwood Hall: a novel. 3 vols 1819.
The tour of Africa: containing a concise account of all the countries
in that quarter of the globe hitherto visited by Europeans,
selected from the best authors and arranged by C[atherine]
H[utton]. 3 vols 1819–21.
Letters
Reminiscences of a gentlewoman of the last century: letters of
Catherine Hutton. Ed C. H. Beale, Birmingham 1891.
Catherine Hutton and her friends. Ed C. H. Beale, Birmingham
1895.
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Miss Catherine Hutton. GM Apr–May 1846.
Colvile, F. L. The worthies of Warwickshire who lived between 1500
and 1800. Warwick [1870].
Jewitt, Ll. F. W. The life of William Hutton. [1872.]