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Ozawa, Y. Bibliography of reviews of the works of Charles Lamb in
the British and American periodicals (1) 1798–1934. Stud in the
Humanities 45, July 1994.
Landmark works of criticism (and obituaries) up to 1920
[Coleridge, H. N.] On Lamb’s Poetry. Etonian Mar 1821.
Hazlitt, W. In his Table-talk, 2 vols 1821–2; Lectures on the dramatic
literature of the age of Elizabeth 1820; The spirit of the age, 1825;
The plain speaker, 2 vols 1826. Rptd in Complete works, ed P. P.
Howe, vols 8 and 11–12 1930–4.
[Lockhart, J. G.] Letter of Timothy Tickler to Christopher North.
Blackwood’s Mag Sep 1823.
[Wilson, J.] Manifesto. Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1823.
[Jerdan, W.] Literary Gazette 8 Dec 1832. Review of Tennyson’s
poems mocking the Baa-Lamb school.
[Adams, S. F.] An evening with Charles Lamb and Coleridge.
Monthly Repository 9 1835.
[Moxon, E.] Lamb. 1835 (priv ptd).
[Hunt, L.] Lamb. Leigh Hunt’s London Jnl 7 Jan 1835.
[Procter, B. W.] Recollections of Charles Lamb. Athenaeum 3, 24 Jan,
7 Feb 1835.
[Maginn, W.] Lamb. Fraser’s Mag Feb 1835.
[Dyer, G.] Memoir of Lamb. GM Mar 1835.
[Patmore, P. G.] Personal recollections of the late C. Lamb, with original
letters. Court Mag Mar–Apr, Dec 1835.
F[ield], B. Lamb. Annual Biography & Obituary 20 1836.
Characteristics of Lamb. Amer Quart Rev 19 1836.
Monthly Rev Feb 1836.
Life and writings of Lamb. Amer Quart Rev 122 1837.
British artists and writers on art. Br & Foreign Rev 6 1838.
Hood, T. Hood’s own. 1839. Rptd in Thomas Hood and Lamb; being
the literary reminiscences of Hood, ed W. Jerrold, 1930.
Tuckerman, H. T. Characteristics of Lamb. Southern Literary
Messenger 6 Sep 1840.
[Macaulay, T. B.] Comic dramatists of the Restoration. Edinburgh
Rev 72 1841.
Chasles, P. Le dernier humoriste anglais. Revue des Deux Mondes 15
Nov 1842.
Gilfillan, G. Lamb. In his A gallery of literary portraits vol 1,
Edinburgh 1845.
[Lewes, G. H.] Br Quart Rev 7 1848. Review of 1848 edn of Works.
[Lewes, G. H.] Lamb and his friends. Br Quart Rev 8 1848.
De Quincey, T. Charles Lamb and his friends. North Br Rev 10 Nov
1848; rptd in Collected writings, ed D. Masson, Edinburgh
1889–90, vol 3.
Tuckerman, H. T. In his Characteristics of literature, New York
1849.
De Quincey, T. Charles Lamb. In his Biographical essays, 1851; reptd
in Collected writings, ed D. Masson, Edinburgh 1889–90, vol 5.
Patmore, P. G. My friends and acquaintance. 3 vols 1854.
Fitzgerald, P. Two English essayists: Lamb and Dickens. 1863.
Fitzgerald, P. Lamb: his friends, his haunts and his books. 1866.
[Procter, B. W.] Lamb: a memoir. 1866.
[Bulwer-Lytton, E. G.] Charles Lamb and some of his companions.
Quart Rev 122 1867.
Massey, G. Lamb. Fraser’s Mag May 1867.
Robinson, H. C. Diary reminiscences and correspondence. Ed T.
Sadler 3 vols 1869.
Robinson, H. C. The correspondence of Robinson with the
Wordsworth circle 1808–66. Ed E. J. Morley 2 vols Oxford 1927.
Robinson, H. C. Robinson on books and their writers. Ed E. J.
Morley 3 vols 1938.
Clarke, C. C. and M. C. Recollections of writers. 1878.
Ainger, A. Lamb. 1882 (EML).
Swinburne, A. C. Lamb and George Wither. Nineteenth Cent 17 Jan
1885. Rptd in his Miscellanies, 1886.
Birrell, A. C. Lamb. Macmillan’s Mag 54 1886. Rptd in his Obiter
Dicta ser 2 1887.
Pater, W. In his Appreciations, 1889.
Martin, B. E. In the footprints of Lamb. 1891.
Lucas, E. V. Bernard Barton and his friends. 1893.
[Gosse, E.] Lamb. Quart Rev 192 1900.
Dobell, B. Sidelights on Lamb. 1903.
Lake, B. A general introduction to Lamb, together with a special
study of his relation to Robert Burton. Leipzig 1903.
Derocquigny, J. Lamb: sa vie et ses oeuvres. Lille 1904.
Jerrold, W. Lamb. 1905.
More, P. E. In his Shelburne essays ser 2 1905; ser 4 1906.
Symons, A. Charles Lamb. Monthly Rev 21 1905.
Irwin, S. T. Hazlitt and Lamb. Quart Rev 204 1906.
Masson, F. Lamb. 1913.
Symons, A. In his Figures of several centuries, 1916.
Biographies
Lucas, E. V. The life of Charles Lamb. 2 vols 1905.
Blunden, E. Lamb: his life recorded by his contemporaries. 1934.
Courtney, W. F. Young Charles Lamb. 1982.
Aaron, J. A double singleness: gender and the writings of Charles
and Mary Lamb. Oxford 1991.
See Charles Lamb Soc Bull 1935–72 and Charles Lamb Bull n.s. 1973– for
regular biographical, bibliographical and critical articles and notes on Lamb.
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Mss of letters widely scattered, but there are small collections in Berg
Collection, NYPL; Harvard; Lockwood Lib, SUNY at Buffalo; Pierpont
Morgan Lib, New York; Univ of Texas Lib.
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Bibliographies
See L. S. Livingston 1903, J. C. Thomson 1908, and C. R. Woodring 1956, under
Charles Lamb, col 2170.
Collections
Works of Charles and Mary Lamb. Ed E. V. Lucas 7 vols 1903–5, 6 vols
1912.
Works in prose and verse of Charles and Mary Lamb. Ed T.
Hutchinson 2 vols Oxford [1908].
Selections
Hazlitt, W. C. Mary and Charles Lamb: poems, letters, and remains;
now first collected with reminiscences and notes. 1874.
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Helen. In John Woodvil: a tragedy; to which are added Fragments of
Burton. By Charles Lamb. 1802. Rptd in Works 1818. Poem.
Tales from Shakespear, designed for the use of young persons. By
Charles Lamb. 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).
translations: Ger 1842, 1843; Fr 1847, 1884; Sp 1847, 1893; Swed
1851, 1947; Polish 1893, 1947; Jap 1923; Ital 1929; Serbo-Croat 1959.
reviews: Critical Rev 11, May 1807; Portfolio (Dennie’s),
Philadelphia 10, 1813; Spectator 58, 5 Dec 1885.
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, The sea
voyage, were by Charles Lamb], 1809 (preface signed by Charles
and Mary Lamb), 1810, Georgetown DC 1811, London 1814, 1828
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