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Thompson, E. N. S. Dante and Landor. MLN 20 1905.
Schwichtenberg, O. E. Southey’s Roderick the last of the Goths and
Landor’s Count Julian. Königsberg 1906.
Symons, A. The poetry of Landor. Atlantic Monthly June 1906; rptd
in his Romantic movement in English poetry, 1909.
Beckh, G. F. Landor und die englische Literatur von 1798–1836.
Marburg 1911.
Cory, H. E. Landor and the academic attitude in poetry. Univ of
California Chron 14 1912.
Duke, R. E. H. A pedigree of the paternal ancestry of Landor.
Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica 4th ser 5 1912.
Bradley, W. A. The early poems of Landor: a study of his development
and debt to Milton. 1914.
Peruzzi de’ Medici, E. Walter Savage Landor. Cornhill Mag Apr 1915;
rptd in Living Age 29 May 1915.
Borenius, T. Pictures by the old masters in the library of Christ
Church Oxford. Oxford 1916. The Landor–Duke bequest.
Wheeler, S. Landor: his early life and lost writings. Bookman
(London) July 1916.
Goldmark, R. I. The influence of Greek literature on Landor. In her
Studies in the influence of the classics on English literature, New
York 1918.
Henderson, W. B. D. Swinburne and Landor: a study of their spiritual
relationship and its effect on Swinburne’s moral and poetic
development. 1918.
Nitchie, E. The classicism of Landor. Classical Jnl Dec 1919.
Wheeler, S. Landor’s Llanthony. Nineteenth Century Mar 1921.
Wheeler, S. Landor: the man and the poet. Nineteenth Century Feb
1922. [kh]
Charles Lloyd 1775–1839
See col 401.
John Gibson Lockhart 1794–1854
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Peter’s letters to his kinsfolk, by Peter Morris the odontist. Assisted
by ‘Christopher North’ (J. Wilson). 3 vols Edinburgh 1819, 1 vol
1952 (abridged); ed W. Ruddick, Edinburgh 1977.
Valerius: a Roman story. 3 vols Edinburgh 1821 (anon), 1 vol 1842
(rev).
Some passages in the life of Mr Adam Blair, minister of the gospel at
Cross Meikle: a novel. Edinburgh 1822 (anon), 1843 (with
Matthew Wald); ed D. Craig, Edinburgh 1963.
Reginald Dalton: a story of English university life. 3 vols Edinburgh
1823, 1 vol 1842, [1880].
Ancient Spanish ballads, historical and romantic: translated with
notes. Edinburgh 1823, London 1841 (rev), 1842, New York 1842,
London 1853, 1854, 1856 (rev with memoir), Boston and
Milwaukee 1856, New York 1856, Boston 1857, London 1859,
Boston 1861, London 1868 (Chandos Classics), 1870, New York
1877, London 1883 (Morley’s Universal Lib), New York [1889?],
London and New York 1890 (Routledge’s Pocket Lib), 1895, New
York [1900?], [1912?].
The history of Matthew Wald: a novel. Edinburgh 1824 (anon), 1843
(with Adam Blair).
Janus: or the Edinburgh literary almanack. Edinburgh 1826. With
John Wilson.
Life of Robert Burns. Edinburgh 1828, 1828, 1830, New York 1831,
London 1838, 1847, 1871, 1872 etc; ed W. S. Douglas 1882, 1890 (rev
J. H. Ingram); ed E. Rhys 1907 (EL); ed J. Kinsley 1959 (EL).
The history of Napoleon Buonaparte. 1829 (anon), 2 vols New York
1843, London 1867, 1878 (abridged by W. Tegg), Edinburgh 1885
(abridged), London 1889, 1906 (EL); ed J. H. Rose, Oxford 1916.
The history of the late war: including sketches of Buonaparte,
Charles Lloyd | John Gibson Lockhart
Nelson and Wellington: for children. 1832. Preface signed
‘J. G. L.’.
Memoirs of the life of Sir Walter Scott Bart. 7 vols Edinburgh
1837–8, 4 vols Paris 1838, 10 vols Edinburgh 1839, 1902–3 (with
addns from Narrative, below), 1 vol 1842, 1845, 2 vols 1848 (rev and
abridged as Narrative of the life of Sir Walter Scott), 1 vol 1850,
1853, 1871 (abridged with letter by J. R. H. Scott), 5 vols 1900; ed J.
M. Sloan 1904 (abridged), 1906 (EL); 1912 (abridged); ed O. L. Reid
1914 (abridged); tr Ger 1839–41.
The Ballantyne-humbug handled. Edinburgh 1839. Reply to criticisms
of the Life of Scott made by James Ballantyne’s trustees and
son.
The noctes ambrosianae of Blackwood. 4 vols Philadelphia 1843,
Edinburgh 1863; ed R. S. Mackenzie 5 vols New York 1866, 1 vol
1904 (abridged). First pbd in Blackwood’s Mag 1822–35. Mainly
by John Wilson, but Lockhart wrote several of the earlier papers.
Lockhart’s literary criticism: with introduction and bibliography by
M. C. Hildyard. Oxford 1931.
John Bull’s letter to Lord Byron (1821). Ed A. L. Strout, Norman OK
1947.
Theodore Hook: a sketch. 1953. First pbd in Quart Rev 72 1843.
Lockhart also supplied copious notes and an essay on the life and writings of
Cervantes to the reprint of Motteux’s Don Quixote, 5 vols 1822. For a list of
his contributions to Blackwood’s Mag, Apr 1817–May 1846, and Quart Rev
(which he edited), Mar 1826–June 1852, see M. C. Hildyard’s selection, above.
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Gleig, G. R. Quart Rev 116 1864.
Maginn, W. In his A gallery of illustrious characters, ed W. Bates
[1873].
Croker, J. W. The Croker papers. Ed L. J. Jennings 3 vols 1884.
Smiles, S. A publisher and his friends. 2 vols 1891.
Land, A. The life and letters of Lockhart. 2 vols [1897].
Birrell, A. The biographer of Sir Walter Scott. In his Et cetera: a collection,
1930.
Hildyard, M. C. Lockhart. Cornhill Mag Sep 1932.
Rait, R. Boswell and Lockhart. Essays by Divers Hands n.s. 12 1933.
Ewen, F. Lockhart, propagandist of German literature. MLN 49 1934.
Swann, E. In his Christopher North (John Wilson), Edinburgh 1934.
Macbeth, G. Lockhart: a critical study. Urbana IL 1935. With bibliography.
MacCurdy, E. A literary enigma: the Canadian boatsong. Stirling
1936.
MacCurdy, E. Lockhart. N & Q 15–29 Oct, 3 Dec 1938, 11, 25 Sep, 9 Oct
1943, 9, 23 Sep, 7, 21 Oct, 4, 18 Nov 1944, 30 June, 14, 28 July, 11, 25
Aug, 8, 22 Sep, 6, 20 Oct, 3 Nov 1945, 9, 23 Mar, 20 Apr, 4, 18 May, 1,
15 June 1946.
Parker, W. M. Lockhart and Scott. TLS 1 Oct 1938.
MacCurdy, E. Lockhart on Don Juan. TLS 30 Nov 1940.
MacCurdy, E. An unpublished letter of Lockhart. TLS 16 Mar 1940.
Parker, W. M. Peter’s letters to his kinsfolk. TLS 22–29 June 1940. See
6–20 July 1940.
Cline, C. L. D’Israeli and Lockhart. MLN 56 1941.
F., L. Lockhart’s novels. N & Q 15 Mar, 5 Apr 1941.
MacCurdy, E. Blackwood’s Magazine, Lockhart and John Scott. N &
Q 11 Jan 1941.
MacCurdy, E. Lockhart and Croker. TLS 30 Aug, 13 Sep 1941.
MacCurdy, E. Lockhart as gossip. TLS 17, 31 Oct 1942.
Brightfield, M. F. Lockhart’s Quarterly contributions. PMLA 59 1944.
Gordon, G. S. Lockhart: commemorative address, delivered 1930.
Glasgow 1944.
Parker, W. M. Lockhart’s obiter dicta. TLS 5–12 Feb 1944.
MacCurdy, E. Lockhart as ogre. N & Q 2 June 1945.
Parsons, C. O. The possible origin of Lockhart’s Adam Blair. N & Q 17
Nov 1945.
MacCurdy, E. Lockhart’s quotations. N & Q 7 Sep 1946.
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