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Ecclesiologist, 5 Jan 1853; Illus London News 21, 2 Oct 1852; Lamp
4, 2 Oct 1852.
Ferrey, B. Recollections of A. N. Welby Pugin and his father, Augustus
Pugin: with notices of their works. 1861, rptd as Recollections of A.
W. N. Pugin and his father Augustus Pugin, 1978.
Pugin, E. W. Who was the art architect of the Houses of Parliament?
1867.
Barry, A. The architect of the new palace at Westminster. 1868.
Pugin, E. W. Notes on the reply of the Rev Alfred Barry . . . 1868.
Eastlake, C. L. A history of the Gothic revival. 1872.
Waterhouse, P. Architectural Rev 3, Dec 1897–May 1898; 4,
June–Nov 1898.
Wickham, W. A. Trans of the Historic Soc of Lancashire and Cheshire
59, 1907.
Trappes-Lomax, M. Pugin: a mediaeval Victorian. 1932.
Stanton, P. Pugin. 1971. [mb]
Angus Bethune Reach 1821–56
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The natural history of ‘bores’. 1847.
The natural history of humbugs. 1847.
The natural history of tuft-hunters and toadies. 1848.
The comic Bradshaw: or bubbles from the boiler. 1848.
The natural history of the ‘hawk’ tribe. 1848.
A romance of a mince-pice: an incident in the life of John Chirrup.
1848, [1850?]. Illustr ‘Phiz’.
Clement Lorimer: or the book with the iron clasps: a romance. 1849,
1856. Illustr G. Cruikshank.
Leonard Linsay: or the story of a buccaneer. 2 vols 1850.
Claret and olives, from the Garonne to the Rhone: or notes social,
picturesque and legendary, by the way. 1852, New York 1852.
A story with a vengeance: or how many joints go to a tale? [1852],
[1853] (rev). With C. W. S. Brooks.
Men of the hour. 1856.
Christmas cheer. 1856. With J. Hannay and Albert R. Smith.
Sketches of London life and character. 1858. With Albert R. Smith et
al.
Reach was for some time on the staff of Punch and wrote many contributions
to periodicals.
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Athenaeum 29 Nov 1856. Obituary.
Mackay, C. Forty years’ recollections of life, literature and public
affairs 1830–70. 2 vols 1877.
Spielmann, M. H. History of Punch. 1895.
William Winwood Reade 1838–75
Charlotte and Myra: a puzzle in six bits. 1859.
Liberty Hall, Oxon. 3 vols 1860.
The veil of Isis: or the mysteries of the druids. 1861.
Savage Africa: being the narrative of a tour. 1863.
See-saw: a novel, edited by Reade. 1865. Written by Reade.
The martyrdom of man. 1872, 1877 (4th edn); ed F. Legge 1910.
The African sketch-book. 2 vols 1873.
The story of the Ashantee campaign. 1874.
The outcast. 1875, 1933.
Henry Reeve 1813–95
Correspondence to and from Reeve can be found in BL Ms Collection;
Blackwood Papers, Nat Lib of Scotland; Kings College Modern Record Centre,
Cambridge Univ; Cambridge Univ Lib Department of Mss; William L.
Clements Lib, Univ of Michigan; Bodleian; All Souls College, Oxford Univ; St
Andrews Univ Lib; and the Public Record Office, Kew.
Angus Bethune Reach | William Michael Rossetti
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Graphidae, or Characteristics of painters. Priv ptd 1838, 1842.
The military resources of Prussia and France, and recent changes in
the art of war, with Charles Cornwallis Chesney. 1870.
Royal and republican France. 2 vols 1872. Rptd from the Edinburgh,
Quart and Foreign Revs.
Petrarch. 1878, 1905.
Reeve was foreign affairs editor of The Times 1840–55, and editor and contributor
to the Edinburgh Rev 1855–95. For a full list of periodical contributions,
see Wellesley vol 5, 1989.
Letters
Correspondence de Sigismond Krasinski et de Henry Reeve. Preface
by Joseph Kallenbach. Paris 1902.
The letters of Charles Greville and Henry Reeve, 1836–1865. Ed Rev
A. H. Johnston, 1924.
Letters to C. A. H. M. Clerel de Tocqueville. In Count Clerel de
Tocqueville, Works, vol 1 1954.
Translations and editions
Alexis Tocqueville. Democracy in America. Tr Henry Reeve. 1840,
abridged with an introd by Henry Steel Commager, New York
and Oxford 1947, 1961, 1974.
F. P. G. Guizot. Washington. Tr Reeve. 1840.
Translations from the German. Prose and verse. Tr Reeve and J. E.
Taylor. 1842.
Alexis Tocqueville. The republic of the United States of America,
and its political institutions. Reviewed and examined. Tr Reeve.
New York 1851.
Sir Bulstrode Whitelocke. A journal of the Swedish Embassy in the
years 1653 and 1654. New edn rev by H. Reeve. 1855.
Alexis Tocqueville. On the state of society in France before the revolution
of 1789, and on the causes which led to that event. Tr
Reeve. 1856.
Memorandum on the diaries of the late Mr Charles Greville. Ed H.
Reeve. 1865. First pbd in Philobiblon Soc – Bibliographical and
Historical Miscs 9 1854.
Edward John Lyttleton, First Lord Atherton. Memoir and correspondence
relating to political occurrences in June and July 1834.
Ed H. Reeve. 1872.
Charles Cavendish F. Greville. The Greville memoirs. Ed Reeve. 8
vols 1874–87, 2 vols New York 1887, 2 vols London 1888.
Henry Reeve sr. Journal of a residence at Vienna and Berlin in the
eventful winter 1805–1806. Ed H. Reeve. 1877.
Charles Cavendish F. Greville. A visit to Paris in 1855.
Communicated by Henry Reeve. 1884. First pbd in Philobiblon
Soc – Bibliographical and Historical Miscs 15 1854.
St Petersburg and London in the years 1852–1864. Reminiscences of
Count Charles Frederick Vizthum von Eckstaedt. Ed with preface
by H. Reeve. 1887.
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Athenaeum 26 Oct 1895. Obituary.
Lecky, W. E. H. Henry Reeve. Edinburgh Rev Jan 1896.
Elliott, A. R. D. Memoirs of Henry Reeve. Edinburgh Rev Oct 1898.
Escott, T. H. S. Mr Henry Reeve. Fortnightly Rev Nov 1898.
Laughton, John Knox. Memoirs of the life and correspondence of
Henry Reeve, C.B., D.C.L. 2 vols 1898.
Millar, J. H. Old Whig and new: Henry Reeve and Sir Frank
Lockwood. Blackwood’s Mag Nov 1898. [df]
William Michael Rossetti 1829–1919
Univ of Br Columbia Lib is the principal repository of mss, diaries and correspondence
by or relating to Rossetti. Substantial collections of mss and correspondence
are held at BL, Bodleian, HRHRC, Harvard, the John Rylands Lib
of the Univ of Manchester and the Library of Congress.
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