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Robberds, J. W. A memoir of the life and writings of Taylor of
Norwich, containing his correspondence. 2 vols 1843.
Herzfeld, G. Taylor von Norwich: eine Studie über den Einfluss der
neueren deutschen Literatur in England. Halle 1897.
Christensen, M. A. Taylor of Norwich and the higher criticism. JHI
20 1959.
Edward John Trelawny 1792–1881
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The adventures of a younger son. 3 vols 1831, 1 vol 1835, 1848; ed E.
Garnett 1890; ed H. N. Brailsford 2 vols 1914; ed E. C. Mayne,
Oxford 1925 (WC).
Recollections of the last days of Shelley and Byron. 1858, 2 vols 1878
(with addns, as Records of Shelley, Byron and the author); ed E.
Dowden 1906; ed J. E. Morpurgo 1952.
The relations of Percy Bysshe Shelley with his two wives Harriet and
Mary, and a comment on the character of Lady Byron. 1920 (priv
ptd).
Letters
Letters. Ed H. Buxton Forman 1910.
The relations of Lord Byron and Augusta Leigh; with a comparison
of the characters of Byron and Shelley, and a rebuke to Jane
Clairmont on her hatred of the former. 1920 (priv ptd). 4 letters.
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Garnett, R. Shelley’s last days. Fortnightly Rev June 1878.
Mathilde Blind. Whitehall Rev 10 Jan 1880. Record of conversation.
Rossetti, W. M. Talks with Trelawny 1879–80. Athenaeum 15, 29
July, 5 Aug 1882.
Edgcumbe, R. Trelawny: a biographical sketch. Plymouth 1882.
Sharp, W. The life and letters of Joseph Severn. 1892.
Miller, J. Trelawny with Shelley and Byron. 1922.
Massingham, H. J. The friend of Shelley: a memoir of Trelawny.
1930.
Armstrong, M. Trelawny: a man’s life. New York 1940.
Grylls, R. G. Trelawny. 1950.
Richard Whately 1787–1863
Bibliographies
Kane, P. E. Whately in the United States: a partial bibliography. BB
23 1961.
Selections
Detached thoughts and apophthegms, extracted from some of the
writings of Archbishop Whately. Ser 1 1854.
Selections from the writings of Dr Whately. 1856 (for 1855).
Miscellaneous remains from the common-place book of Whately:
being a collection of notes and essays made during the preparation
of his various works. Ed E. J. Whately 1864, 1865 (with
addns).
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Historic doubts relative to Napoleon Bonaparte. 1819 (anon), 1821
etc. A travesty of the higher criticism.
Essays on some of the peculiarities of the Christian religion. Oxford
1825, 1846 (5th edn rev).
Elements of logic: comprising the substance of the article in the
Encyclopaedia metropolitana, with additions. 1826, 1832 (4th edn
rev), 1836 (6th edn rev), 1840 (rev), 1844 (rev), 1848 (rev).
Elements of rhetoric. 1828, 1836 (5th edn rev), 1846 (7th edn rev); ed
D. Ehninger, Carbondale IL 1963. Rptd from Encyclopaedia metropolitana.
Introductory lectures on political economy. 2 ptd 1831–2, 1847 (3rd
edn rev), 1855 (rev and enlarged).
Sermons on various subjects. 1835, 1849 (adds 4 sermons), 1854–62
(enlarged, as Sermons on the principal Christian festivals and
other occasions).
The Kingdom of Christ delineated. 1841, 1842, 1877 (abridged as
Apostolical succession considered).
Historic certainties respecting the early history of America, by Rev
Aristarchus Newlight [i.e. Whately]. 1851.
Miscellaneous lectures and reviews. 1861.
Whately also edited Thomas Whately, Remarks on some of the characters
of Shakespeare, 1839; E. Copleston, Remains, 1854; Francis Bacon,
Essays, 1856; W. Paley, Moral philosophy, and Evidences, 1859. For many
other works, see BM catalogue and col 2512.
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Blanco (afterwards White), J. M. The life of the Rev Blanco White,
written by himself; with portions of his correspondence. Ed J. H.
Thom 3 vols 1845.
‘An old Oxonian’. Recollections of Archbishop Whately. Christian
Observer Nov 1863.
Fitzpatrick, W. J. Memoirs of Archbishop Whately of Dublin; with a
glance at his contemporaries and times. 2 vols 1864.
Archbishop Whately. Eclectic Rev Sep 1864.
Memoirs of Whately. Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1864.
Whately, E. J. Life and correspondence of Whately. 2 vols 1866, 1868,
1875 (enlarged).
Parrish, W. M. Whately and his rhetoric. Quart Jnl of Speech 15
1929.
See also col 2512.
Thomas Dunham Whitaker 1759–1821
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A history of the original parish of Whalley and Honor of Clitheroe,
in the counties of Lancaster and York. Blackburn 1801 (illus),
Blackburn and London 1806 (called 2nd edn, but lst edn with new
title page, addenda and suppls, some cancelled matter and 4 new
engravings), 1818 (3rd edn rev and enlarged), 2 vols London and
Manchester 1872–6 (4th edn, rev and enlarged by J. G. Nichols;
vol 2 completed by P. A. Lyons).
The history and antiquities of the deanery of Craven in the county
of York. 1805, 1812 (2nd edn with addns and corrections, some
copies in folio); ed A. W. Morant, London and Leeds 1878 (3rd edn
with corrections and addenda by L. C. Miall), 2 vols Manchester
and Skipton 1973 (reprint of 3rd edn, introd by R. G. Rowley).
De motu per Britanniam civico, annis 1745 et 1746. 1809.
The life and original correspondence of Sir G. Radcliffe. 1810.
Loidis and Elmete: or, an attempt to illustrate the districts
described in those words by Bede. A history of Leeds vol 2. Leeds
and London 1816 (folio), 1820 (with appendix). An excerpt, ‘Parish
of Dewsebury’, is rptd in J. B. Greenwood, The early ecclesiastical
history of Dewesbury, 1859. A history of Leeds vol 1 is Whitaker’s
edn of R. Thoresby’s Ducatus leodiensis.
A series of views of the abbeys and castles in Yorkshire. 1820 (folio,
illustr W. Westall and F. Mackenzie).
An history of Richmondshire, in the North Riding of the County of
York. 2 vols 1823 (folio, illustr J. W. Turner and J. Buckler), 1843
(folio, excerpts Turner’s illustrations and parts of Whitaker’s
text).
Whitaker also pbd separately a number of sermons and speeches and an edn of
Piers Ploughman (1813).
Contributions to periodicals
Various anon articles in the Quart Rev 1809–21. See H. Shine and H.
Chadwick Shine, The Quarterly Review under Gifford, 1949.
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Nichols, J. G. Biographical memoirs of T. D. Whitaker. In An history
of the original parish of Whalley vol 1, 1872. [jc]