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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Prose
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The gay science. 2 vols 1866.
The Stowe–Byron controversy: a complete résumé of all that has
been written and said upon the subject, together with an impartial
review of the merits of the case. [1869.]
Kettner’s Book of the table: a manual of cookery. 1877.
Dallas also edited an abridgement of Richardson’s Clarissa, 1868. He was
editor of Once a Week, 1868, and on the staff of The Times.
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Drinkwater, J. In The eighteen-sixties, Cambridge 1932.
Roberts, M. The dream and the poet. TLS 18 Jan 1936.
Roellinger, F. X. A note on Kettner’s Book of the table. MLN 54 1939.
Roellinger, F. X. Dallas in Trollope’s Autobiography. MLN 55 1940.
Roellinger, F. X. Dallas: a mid-Victorian critic of individualism. PQ
20 1941.
Roellinger, F. X. Dallas on imagination. SP 38 1941.
Buckler, W. E. William Shenstone and Dallas: an identification. N &
Q 18 Mar 1950.
Buckler, W. E. Dallas’s appointment as editor of Once a Week. N & Q
24 June 1950.
Warren, A. H. Poetics: an essay on poetry, 1852. In his English poetic
theory 1825–65, Princeton 1950.
Forsyth, R. A. The onward march of thought and the poetic theory of
Dallas. Br Jnl of Aesthetics 3 1963.
For some of Dallas’s periodial contributions, see Wellesley vol 5.
Charles Robert Darwin 1809–82
See col 2537.
James William Davison 1813–85
Chopin. [1843.]
Music during the Victorian era, from Mendelssohn to Wagner:
being the memoirs of J. W. Davison, compiled by his son Henry
Davison from memoranda and documents; with numerous portraits
of musicians, and important letters (previously unpublished)
of Mendelssohn, Berlioz, Gounod, Jullien, Macfarren,
Sterndale Bennett etc. 1912.
Davison was editor of the Musical World from about 1844 until his death.
He became musical critic of The Times c. 1846.
Aubrey Thomas de Vere 1814–1902
See col 605.
John Doran 1807–78
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Sketches and reminiscences [from Paris]. 1828.
The history and antiquities of the town and borough of Reading.
Reading 1835. Anon.
Filia dolorosa: memoirs of Marie Thérèse Charlotte, Duchess of
Angoulême. 1852. The first 115 pp. by Mrs I. F. Romer; completed
by Doran.
Habits and men; with remnants of record touching the makers of
both. 1854.
Table traits; with something on them. 1854.
Lives of the queens of England of the house of Hanover. 2 vols 1855,
1874 (rev and enlarged).
Knights and their days. 1856.
Monarchs retired from business. 2 vols 1857.
The history of Court fools. 1858.
New pictures and old panels. 1859.
The book of the Princes of Wales, heirs to the Crown of England.
1860.
Memoir of Queen Adelaide, Consort of King William IV. 1861.
‘Their Majesties’ servants’: annals of the English stage from
Thomas Betterton to Edward Kean: actors – authors – audiences.
2 vols 1864, 1865 (rev and enlarged); rev R. W. Lowe 3 vols
1888.
Saints and sinners; or in church and about it. 2 vols 1868.
A lady of the last century (Mrs E. Montagu), illustrated in her
unpublished letters; collected and arranged, with a biographical
sketch and a chapter on Blue Stockings. 1873.
London in the Jacobite times. 2 vols 1877.
Memoirs of our great towns; with anecdotic gleanings concerning
their worthies and their oddities 1860–77. 1878.
In and about Drury Lane and other papers, reprinted from Temple
Bar etc. [Ed G. B., i.e. G. Bentley?] 2 vols 1881.
Doran also edited or wrote introds for 10 other works.
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Jeaffreson, J. C. The life and writings of Doran. Temple Bar Apr
1878.
Jowitt, J. Some departed contributors and literary friends. Reliquary
18 1878.
Doran. London Soc July 1882.
Sir Francis Hastings Charles Doyle 1810–88
See col 608.
Elizabeth, Lady Eastlake, née Rigby 1809–93
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A residence on the shores of the Baltic. 2 vols 1841, 1842 (as Letters
from the shores of the Baltic). Anon.
The Jewess: a tale from the shores of the Baltic. 1843.
Livonian tales. 1846. The disponent; The wolves; The Jewess.
Vanity fair and Jane Eyre. Quart Rev 84 1848.
Music and the art of dress: two essays. 1852. Anon; rptd from Quart
Rev.
Treasures of art in Great Britain. 4 vols 1845–7. Tr from G. F.
Waagen.
The history of our Lord as exemplified in works of art. 1864. Begun
by Mrs A. Jameson; completed by Lady Eastlake.
Fellowship: letters addressed to my sister mourners. 1868. 7 letters
written on the death of her husband.
Memoir of Sir C. L. Eastlake. Prefixed to Sir C. L. Eastlake,
Contributions to the literature of the fine arts ser 2, 1870.
Life of John Gibson RA. 1870.
The schools of painting in Italy. 2 pts 1874. Tr from F. T. Kugler. First
pbd in 1842, with Sir Charles Eastlake as editor, and in charge of
the trn. There were two new edns before this, which is entirely tr
Lady Eastlake and rev and remodelled from the latest researches.
Mrs Grote: a sketch. 1880.
Five great painters. 2 vols 1883. Essays rptd from Edinburgh Rev and
Quart Rev: Leonardo da Vinci, Michael Angelo, Titian, Raphael,
Dürer.
S. T. Coleridge and the English romantic school. 1887. Tr from the
Ger of A. Brandl.
Letters
Journals and correspondence of Lady Eastlake, edited by her
nephew C. E. Smith. 2 vols 1895. Forms a memoir of Lady
Eastlake.
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Kugler, F. T. The schools of painting in Italy, edited and in part
rewritten by A. H. Layard. 2 vols 1887. The introd gives an account
of Lady Eastlake.
The Times 3 Oct 1893. Obituary.