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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Letters and journals
Froude, J. A. (ed). Letters and memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle. 3 vols
1883.
reviews: Wallace, W. Acad 23 1883; [Jenkins, M.] American 6
1883; [Skelton, J.] Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 133 1883; [Browne,
F. F.] Dial 4 1883; Good Words 24 1883; Hibernia 2 1883; Literary
World 14 1883; Saturday Rev 55 1883; [Metcalfe, W. M.] Scottish
Rev 2 1883; The Times 31 Mar 1883; Callaway, M. Methodist Quart
Rev 66 1884.
Letters of William Maccall and Jane Welsh Carlyle. Pall Mall Gazette
26 1884.
Jane Welsh Carlyle letter to Mrs Daubeny. Critic (NY) 13 1888.
Early letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle. Ed D. G. Ritchie 1889.
reviews: Athenaeum 3218 1889; N & Q 8 1889; Saturday Rev 48
1889; Spectator 63 1889.
Letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle to Amely Bölte. New Rev 6 1892.
New letters and memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle. Ed A. Carlyle 2
vols 1903. Vol 2 contains a part of the journal which she kept 21
Oct 1855–5 July 1856.
Love letters of Thomas Carlyle and Jane Welsh. Ed A. Carlyle 2 vols
1909.
Carlyle, A. Eight new love letters of Jane Welsh. Nineteenth Cent
and After 75 1914.
Carlyle, A. More new letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle. Nineteenth Cent
and After 76 1914.
Blunt, R. Jane Carlyle’s unpublished letters. Forum 66 1921.
Huxley, L. Family letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle. Cent Mag 17 1924.
Jane Welsh Carlyle: letters to her family, 1839–1863. Ed L. Huxley
1924.
Huxley, L. A sheaf of letters from Jane Welsh Carlyle. Cornhill Mag
124 1926.
Letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle to Joseph Neuberg 1848–62. Ed. T.
Scudder 1931.
Meikle, H. W. Two letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle. Scottish Historical
Rev 28 1949.
Jane Welsh Carlyle: a new selection of her letters. Ed T. Bliss 1949.
Reynolds, M. M. A new letter of Jane Welsh Carlyle. TLS 28 Mar
1952.
Chalmers, E. B. Mrs Carlyle’s letters to John Stodart. TLS 25 June
1971.
I too am here: selections from the letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle. Ed A.
and M. McQueen Simpson, Cambridge 1977.
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The late Mrs Carlyle. The Times 23 June 1866.
Jane Welsh Carlyle. Chambers’s Jnl 58 1881.
Larkin, H. Carlyle and Mrs Carlyle: a ten years’ reminiscence. Br
Quart Rev 74 1881.
Tabor, M. C. Young Mrs Carlyle: a life study. Good Words 22 1881.
Jane Welsh Carlyle. Atlantic Monthly 51 1883.
Mrs Carlyle. Spectator 56 1883.
Some reminiscences of Jane Welsh Carlyle. Temple Bar 69 1883.
Oliphant, M. O. W. Mrs. Carlyle. Contemporary Rev 43 1883.
Dowden, E. George Eliot and Jane Carlyle. Critic NY 6 1885.
Mackintosh, E. J. Carlyle and Carlyle’s wife. Peterson’s Mag 87 1885.
[Leigh Hunt, Jane Welsh Carlyle, and ‘Jenny kissed me’]. Dial 10
1889.
Ireland, Mrs A. Life of Jane Welsh Carlyle. 1891.
A Scotchwoman a week with Mrs Carlyle. Independent NY 50 1898.
Blunt, R. Mrs. Carlyle and her housemaid. Cornhill Mag 84 1901.
Hogben, J. Jane Welsh Carlyle. Scotia 5 1911.
Blunt, R. Mrs Carlyle and her little Charlotte. Strand Mag 49 1915.
Drew, E. A. Jane Welsh and Jane Carlyle. [1928.]
Woolf, V. Geraldine and Jane. TLS 28 Feb 1929.
Wilson, G. Temperamental Jane: the strange story of Carlyle’s wife.
New York 1931.
Thornton-Cook, E. P. Speaking dust: Thomas and Jane Carlyle. A
biographical novel. 1938.
Scudder, T. Jane Welsh Carlyle. New York 1939.
Hughes, G. Mrs Carlyle: a historical play. Seattle 1950.
Hanson, L. and E. Hanson. Necessary evil: the life of Jane Carlyle.
1952.
Morrison, N. Brysson. When Thomas Carlyle met Jane Welsh. Scots
Mag 56 1952.
Stebbens, L. P. Friendship and love: Jane Welsh, Carlyle and Edward
Irving. London Ladies. New York 1952.
Morrison, N. Brysson. True minds: the marriage of Thomas and
Jane Carlyle. 1974.
Disch, T. M. and C. Naylor. Neighboring lives. New York 1981.
Rose, P. Parallel lives: five victorian marriages. New York 1983.
Surtees, V. Jane Welsh Carlyle. Salisbury 1986.
Bloom, A. B. Jane Welsh Carlyle: review of recent research
1974–1987. Carlyle Annual 10 1989.
Campbell, Ian. Jane Welsh Carlyle. In Dictionary of literary biography,
vol 55 Victorian prose writers before 1867, ed W. B. Thesing,
Detroit 1987.
Clarke, N. Ambitious heights: writing, friendship, love – The
Jewsbury sisters, Felicia Hemans, and Jane Welsh Carlyle. 1990.
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Robert Chambers 1802–71
See col 2528.
William Chappell 1809–88
A collection of national English airs: consisting of ancient song,
ballad and dance tunes, interspersed with remarks and anecdote,
and preceded by an essay on English minstrelsy. 2 pts 1838–40.
Popular music of the olden time: a collection of ancient songs,
ballads and dance tunes, illustrative of the national music of
England; with short introductions to the different reigns, and
notices of the airs from writers of the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries; also a short account of the minstrels. 2 vols [1855–9];
rev H. E. Wooldridge 2 vols 1893.
The Roxburghe ballads; with short notes by William Chappell, and
copies of the original woodcuts. 3 vols 1869–75 (Ballad Soc).
The history of music. Vol 1 (all pbd) [1874].
Chappell founded the Musical Antiquarian Soc, 1841, and edited one of its
pbns as well as several other works.
Henry Fothergill Chorley 1808–72
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Sketches of a sea port town. 3 vols 1834.
Conti the discarded; with other tales and fancies. 3 vols 1835.
Memorials of Mrs Hemans; with illustrations of her literary character
from her private correspondence. 2 vols 1836.
The authors of England: a series of medallion portraits of modern
literary characters, engraved from the works of British artists by
A. Collas; with illustrative notices by H. F. Chorley. 1838; rev G. B.
1861.
The lion: a tale of the coteries. 3 vols 1839. Anon.
Music and manners in France and Germany: a series of travelling
sketches of art and society. 3 vols 1841.
Pomfret: or public opinion and private judgment. 3 vols 1845.
Old love and new fortune: a play [in verse]. 1850.
Modern German music: recollections and criticisms. 2 vols 1854.
Duchess Eleanour: a tragedy by H. F. C[horley]. [1854.]
The may-queen: a pastoral. [1858.]
Roccabella: a tale of a woman’s life by Paul Bell. 2 vols [1859].
The amber witch: a romantic opera, in four acts [and in verse]. [1861.]