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the writings of C. and Mary Lamb, published prior to C. Lamb’s
death in 1834. New York 1903.
Hutchinson, T. In his Works in prose and verse of C. and Mary Lamb
vol 1, Oxford [1908].
Thomson, J. C. Bibliography of the writings of C. and Mary Lamb.
Hull 1908.
American Art Association. The literary treasures of W. T. Wallace.
New York 1920. A sale catalogue, nos 755–804.
Wise, T. J. In his Ashley library: a catalogue vol 3, 1923. Describes
more than 40 Lamb items.
Tregaskis, J. An important collection of some of the rarer works of
Lamb, together with some ‘Lambiana’. 1927. A bookseller’s catalogue
with facs.
Griffith, R. H. Lamb: an exhibition of books and manuscripts in the
library of the University of Texas. Austin 1935.
Finch, J. S. The Scribner Lamb collection. Princeton Univ Lib Chron
7 1946.
Woodring, C. R. Lamb in the Harvard library. Harvard Lib Bull 10
1956.
Barnett, G. L. and S. M. Tave. In English romantic poets and essayists:
a review of research and criticism, ed C. W. and L. H.
Houtchens, New York 1957, 1966 (rev).
Woodring, C. R. Lamb’s hoaxes and the Lamb canon. Charles Lamb
Bull n.s. 2, Apr/July 1975.
Wilson, D. G. Chronological list of editions of Tales from
Shakespear. Charles Lamb Bull n.s. 7, Jan 1985.
Collections
Works [with 6 poems by Mary Lamb]. 2 vols 1818.
reviews: [Wilson, J.] Blackwood’s Mag 3 Aug 1818; Br Critic 11,
Feb 1819; [Hunt, L.] Examiner 586, 21–8 Mar 1819; European Mag
Apr 1819; [Talfourd, T. N.] Champion 16 May 1819; [Dyer, G.] GM
89, July and Aug 1819; Literary Gazette 14 Aug 1819; Monthly Rev
90, Nov 1819. [Hunt, L.] Indicator 31 Jan–7 Feb 1821.
Poetical works of Rogers, Lamb [et al]. Paris 1829. Unauthorised.
Prose works. 3 vols 1835.
Poetical works [with 6 poems by Mary Lamb]. 1836, 1848.
Works. [Ed T. N. Talfourd] 1840 (includes Letters with a sketch of his
life), 2 vols New York 1852, 4 vols London 1855 (vols 1–2 new edns
of Letters and Final memorials), 1859, 1 vol 1865.
Complete correspondence and works. Vol 1 (no more pbd) 1868.
Introd by G. A. Sala.
Complete correspondence and works. Ed T. Purnell 4 vols 1870. Vol 1
re-issue of incomplete 1868 edn.
Complete works in prose and verse. Ed R. H. Shepherd ‘1875’ [1874].
Life, letters and writings. Ed P. Fitzgerald 6 vols 1876, Edinburgh 6
vols 1882–4, London 1895 (Temple edn).
Works. Ed C. Kent [1876], Routledge’s Popular Lib 1889.
Life and works. Ed A. Ainger 7 vols 1883–8, 12 vols 1899–1900.
Works. Ed E. V. Lucas 7 vols 1903–5, 6 vols 1912. Includes rev edn of
Letters in 2 vols but omits Dramatic specimens.
Works. Ed W. Macdonald 12 vols 1903.
Works. Ed T. Hutchinson 2 vols Oxford [1908] (OSA).
Selections
The dramatic essays of Lamb. Ed J. B. Matthews 1891.
The best of Lamb. Ed E. V. Lucas 1914.
Lamb: prose and poetry. Ed G. S. Gordon, Oxford 1921.
Lamb’s criticism: a selection. Ed E. M. W. Tillyard, Cambridge 1923.
The Elian miscellany: a Charles Lamb anthology. Ed S. M. Rich
1931.
Everybody’s Lamb. Ed A. C. Ward 1933.
Essays and letters. Ed J. M. French, New York 1937.
Selections from Lamb and Hazlitt. Ed R. W. Jepson 1940.
The portable Lamb. Ed J. M. Brown, New York 1949, London 1964
(Pen).
Lamb and Elia. Ed J. E. Morpurgo 1949 (Pen), Manchester 1993.
Selected essays, letters, poems. Ed J. L. May 1953.
Essays. Ed R. Vallance and J. Hampden 1963 (Folio Soc).
A Lamb selection. Ed F. B. Pinion 1965.
Lamb on Shakespeare. Ed J. Coldwell 1978.
Lamb as critic. Ed R. Park 1980.
Selected prose. Ed A. Phillips 1985 (Pen).
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Blank verse by Charles Lloyd and Charles Lamb. 1798. With 7 poems
by Lamb, including The old familiar faces.
reviews: Analytical Rev 1, May 1798; Br Critic 9, June 1798;
Monthly Mag 6, July 1798.
A tale of Rosamund Gray and old blind Margaret. Birmingham
1798, London 1798, 1835 (with Recollections of Christ’s Hospital);
ed R. B. Johnson 1928 (Golden Cockerel Press), Oxford 1991 (facs
of London 1798 edn).
reviews: Analytical Rev 1, Feb 1799; Monthly Rev 138, Sep 1835.
John Woodvil: a tragedy; to which are added Fragments of Burton
[with 1 poem by Mary Lamb]. 1802.
reviews: Annual Rev 1, Jan 1803; [Brown, T.] Edinburgh Rev 2,
Apr 1803; [Ferrier, J.] Monthly Rev 40, Apr 1803; Retrospective Rev
1, 1820.
The king and queen of hearts. 1805 (anon), 1806, 1808, 1809; ed E. V.
Lucas 1902 (facs of 1806 edn). See Tregaskis catalogue, above.
Tales from Shakespear, designed for the use of young persons. 2 vols
1807 (14 of the tales were by Mary Lamb; only the 6 tragedies were
by Charles Lamb), 1809, 1810, Philadelphia 1813 (unauthorised),
London 1816, 1822, 1 vol 1831; ed F. J. Furnivall 2 vols 1901; 1906
(EL); ed G. Tillotson 1962 (EL); ed J. C. Trewin 1964 (Nonesuch
Lib); 1987 (Pen). Some of the tales were issued separately as well as
in pairs, triads and quartets. Mary Lamb’s name first appeared on
the title page in 1838 (6th edn); tr Ger 1842, 1843, Fr 1847, 1884, Sp
1847, 1893, Swed 1851, 1947; Polish 1893, 1947, Jap 1923, Ital 1929,
Chinese 1953, Serbo-Croat 1959.
reviews: Critical Rev 11, May 1807; Portfolio (Dennie’s,
Philadelphia) 10, 1813; Spectator 58, 5 Dec 1885.
Adventures of Ulysses. 1808, 1819, 1827; ed A. Lang 1890; ed J. Cooke
1892; ed E. A. Gardner, Cambridge 1921; Edinburgh 1992 (facs of
1892 edn).
Specimens of English dramatic poets who lived about the time of
Shakespeare, with notes. 1808, 1813, 2 vols 1835 (with Extracts
from the Garrick plays), 1 vol 1854; ed I. Gollancz 2 vols 1893; ed J.
D. Campbell 1907.
reviews: Annual Rev 7, 1808; Monthly Rev 58, Apr 1809; Critical
Rev May 1810; [Dilke, C. W.] Athenaeum 8, Aug 1835; GM n.s. 4,
Sep 1835.
Mrs Leicester’s school: or the history of several young ladies, related
by themselves. 1809 (anon) (7 of the stories were by Mary Lamb;
only The witch aunt, First time of going to church, and The sea
voyage, were by Charles Lamb), 1809 (preface signed by Charles
and Mary Lamb), 1810, Georgetown DC 1811, London 1814, 1828
(10th edn); ed A. Ainger 1885; 1899 (Dent); Woodstock 1995 (facs of
2nd edn 1809); tr Fr 1923. See Woodring bibliography, above.
Poetry for children, entirely original, by the author of Mrs
Leicester’s school. 2 vols 1809 (anon) (about two-thirds of the
poems were by Mary Lamb: poems known to be Charles Lamb’s
are Chusing a name, To a river in which a child was drowned, The
three friends, and Queen Oriana’s dream), 1 vol Boston 1812, New
Haven CT 1820; ed R. H. Shepherd, London 1872; New York 1878;
ed A. W. T[uer] 2 vols London 1892 (facs of 1809 edn); 1898 (Dent).
Prince Dorus, or flattery put out of countenance: a poetical version
of an ancient tale. 1811 (anon), 1818; ed A. W. T[uer] 1889 (facs of
1811 edn); ed J. P. Briscoe, Nottingham 1896 (facs of 1811 edn).
Mr H: or beware a bad name. Philadelphia 1813 (anon), and 1825.
Farce.
Elia: essays which have appeared under that signature in the