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eviews: The Times 20 Jan 1846; Illus London News 21 Feb and 7
Mar 1846.
Spurious works
Sketches on the road, a series appearing in London Magazine 5 and
6 1822 once attributed to Jameson but now thought to be by
Charles Macfarlane. See Index to the London Mag, ed F. P. Riga
and C. A. Prance, 1978.
Cadijah; or The black palace. A tragedy. 1825.
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Horne, R. H. In his A new spirit of the age vol 2, 1844.
Literary leaflets by Sir Nathanial. No 14 – Mrs Jameson. NMM 99
1853.
Macpherson, G. Memoirs of the life of Anna Jameson, with a postscript
by Margaret Oliphant. 1878.
Two ladies [Anna Jameson and Fanny Kemble]. Blackwood’s Mag
Feb 1879.
Hamilton, C. J. In her Women writers vol 2, 1893.
Thomas, C. Love and work enough. The life of Anna Jameson.
Toronto 1967. [jj]
Francis, Lord Jeffrey 1773–1850
Selections
Morgan P. (ed). Jeffrey’s criticism: a selection. 1983.
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Observations on Mr Thelwall’s letter to the editor of the Edinburgh
Review. 1804.
Wordsworth’s Poems. Edinburgh Rev 11 1807.
A summary view of the rights and claims of the Roman Catholics of
Ireland. Edinburgh 1808. Rptd from Edinburgh Rev 11 1807.
Byron’s Childe Harold. Edinburgh Rev 19 1812; Scott’s Waverley, 24
1814; Byron’s poetry, 27 1816; Keats’s Poems, 34 1820; Byron’s
tragedies, 36 1822.
Essay on beauty. Rptd from Edinburgh Rev with addns in
Encyclopaedia Britannica supplement, 1824, 1841; rptd in
Contributions to the Edinburgh Rev vol 1, 1844.
Combinations of workmen: a speech. Edinburgh 1825.
Corrected report of the speech of the Lord Advocate of Scotland
upon the motion of Lord John Russell, in the House of Commons,
for reform of Parliament. 1831.
Eulogium of James Watt. 1839. Rptd from Encyclopaedia Britannica
and included in the Life of Watt by D. F. J. Arago, 1839.
Two inaugural addresses and a parting address delivered at
Glasgow University. First 3 addresses in Inaugural addresses by
Lords Rectors of the University of Glasgow, ed J. B. Hay, Glasgow
1839.
Contributions to the Edinburgh Review. 4 vols 1844, 3 vols 1846,
Philadelphia 1848, 1 vol 1853.
Samuel Richardson. 1852. Pam.
Jonathan Swift. 1853. Pam.
Peter and his enemies. Edinburgh 1859 (2nd edn). A story exposing
abuses in the law.
Jeffrey’s literary criticism. Ed D. N. Smith 1910. With list of Jeffrey’s
articles in Edinburgh Rev.
Contemporary reviews of romantic poetry. Ed J. Wain 1953.
For a full list of Jeffrey’s contributions to Edinburgh Rev, see Wellesley vol
5 1989.
Letters
The letters of Jeffrey to Ugo Foscolo. Ed J. Purves, Edinburgh 1934.
Albrecht, W. P. A letter by Jeffrey. N & Q 5 Mar 1958.
Brand, C. P. Ugo Foscolo and the Edinburgh Review: unpublished
letters to Francis Jeffrey. MLR 70 1975.
Portsch, S. R. The odd man out: an unpublished letter from Jeffrey
to Malthus. Victorian Periodicals Newsletter 11 1978.
Coleman, D. Jeffrey and Coleridge: four unpublished letters. TWC
18 1987.
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Cockburn, H. T. Life of Jeffrey; with a selection from his correspondence.
2 vols Edinburgh 1852, 1852, 1872 (Works of Cockburn, vol
1). With list of Jeffrey’s articles in Edinburgh Rev.
Gilfillan, G. In his Galleries of literary portraits vol 2, Edinburgh
1856.
Carlyle, T. In his Reminiscences, ed J. A. Froude 2 vols 1881.
Taylor, James. Jeffrey and Craigcrook. Edinburgh 1892. With a
sketch of Jeffrey’s character and Craigcrook life by Moncreif.
Gates, L. E. In his Three studies in literature, New York 1899.
Elsner, R. Jeffrey und seine kritischen Prinzipien. Berlin [1908].
Hughes, M. Y. The humanism of Jeffrey. MLR 16 1921.
Beatty, J. M. Jeffrey and Wordsworth. PMLA 38 1923.
Bald, R. C. Jeffrey as a literary critic. Nineteenth Cent Feb 1925.
Charvat, W. Jeffrey in America. New Eng Quart 14 1941.
Goldberg, M. H. Jeffrey: mutilator of Carlyle’s Burns. PMLA 56 1941.
Noyes, R. Wordsworth and Jeffrey in controversy. Bloomington IN
1941.
Daniel, R. Jeffrey and Wordsworth: the shape of persecution.
Sewanee Rev 50 1942.
Derby, R. The paradox of Jeffrey: reason versus sensibility. MLQ 7
1946.
Goldberg, M. H. Carlyle, Pictet and Jeffrey. MLQ 7 1946.
Greig, J. A. Jeffrey of the Edinburgh Review. 1948.
Guyer, B. Jeffrey’s Essay on beauty. HLQ 13 1950.
Guyer, B. The philosophy of Jeffrey. MLQ 11 1950.
Schneider, E. The unknown reviewer of Christabel: Jeffrey, Hazlitt,
Tom Moore. PMLA 70 1955.
Clive, J. Scotch reviewers: the Edinburgh Review 1802–15.
Cambridge MA 1957.
Dwyer, J. T. Check list of primary sources of the Byron–Jeffrey relationship.
N & Q 205 1960.
Thomson, D. C. Jeffrey: Charles Dickens’ friend and critic. REL 2
1961.
Erdman, D. V. and P. M. Zall. Coleridge and Jeffrey in controversy.
SiR 14 1975.
Cook, P. A. Chronology of the ‘Lake School’ argument: some revisions.
RES 28 1977.
Flynn, P. Francis Jeffrey. Newark DE 1977.
Bell, A. (ed). Lord Cockburn: a bicentenary commemoration
1779–1979. Edinburgh 1979.
Morgan, P. Francis Jeffrey as epistolary critic. Stud in Scottish Lit 17
1982.
Pitre, D. W. Francis Jeffrey and religion: excerpts from his
1799–1800 commonplace book. Eighteenth-Century Life 8, Oct
1982.
Shattock, J. Politics and reviewers: the Edinburgh and the Quarterly
in the early Victorian age. Leicester 1989.
Christie, W. H. Francis Jeffrey’s Associationist aesthetics. British Jnl
of Aesthetics 33, July 1993.
Charles Lamb 1775–1834
Francis, Lord Jeffrey | Charles Lamb
For the location of Lamb’s mss, see IELM IV pt 2 1990.
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Bibliographies of primary material
North, E. D. In B. E. Martin, In the footprints of Lamb, 1891.
Dodd, Mead and Co. Descriptions of a few books from Lamb’s
library, and of some presentation copies and first editions of his
rarer books. New York [1899]. A sale catalogue.
Livingston, L. S. Some notes on three of Lamb’s juveniles.
Bibliographer 1 1902.
Livingston, L. S. A bibliography of the first editions in book form of
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