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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose<br />

2403 | 2404<br />

Jonathan Swift. (<strong>The</strong> Leslie Stephen lecture). <strong>Cambridge</strong> 1917,<br />

Folcr<strong>of</strong>t PA 1969, Norwood PA 1977, London 1978.<br />

Literary studies. 1919, 1925, Freeport NY 1969.<br />

reviews: Athenaeum 12 Dec 1919; TLS 12 Dec 1919.<br />

Political portraits (2nd ser). 1923, 1924, Freeport NY 1970, Port<br />

Washington NY 1970.<br />

review: TLS 6 Dec 1923.<br />

Lord Manners and his friends. 2 vols 1925.<br />

review: TLS 2 Apr 1925.<br />

Contributions to periodicals, collaborative works and<br />

anthologies<br />

Whibley acted as W. E. Henley’s second in command on the Scots Observer,<br />

later the Nat Observer, from Jan 1889 to 10 Mar 1894.<br />

Chambers’s Encyclopaedia. Michelangelo, 1888–1892 edn, 1901 edn,<br />

1923 edn; Sculpture, 1888–1892 edn, 1901 edn, 1923 edn.<br />

Art Jnl. A Bavarian caricaturist, May 1889; Michelangelo, Oct 1893.<br />

Scots Observer. 26 Jan 1889–25 Oct 1890.<br />

Nat Observer. 29 Nov 1890–31 Mar 1894.<br />

Mag <strong>of</strong> Art. Dec 1887–Oct 1893.<br />

Literary Opinion. W. E. Henley, Nov 1891, rptd Bookman (USA) Nov<br />

1895.<br />

North Amer Rev. <strong>The</strong> tercentenary <strong>of</strong> Velasquez, July 1899; Jubilee<br />

<strong>of</strong> the printing press, Dec 1900; Jubilee <strong>of</strong> Ivan Turgenev, Feb<br />

1902.<br />

Living Age. 22 Dec 1906–3 Aug 1918.<br />

Pall Mall Mag. Is anonymity in journalism desirable? Jan 1894;<br />

Piètro Mascagni <strong>of</strong> Livorno, May 1894.<br />

Mercure de France. L’art et L’industrie dans la littérature Anglais,<br />

Mar 1895.<br />

Bookman (USA). Nov 1895–Jan 1917.<br />

Daily Mail. An election in France, 11 May 1898.<br />

Blackwood’s Mag. As well as irregular contributions, Whibley contributed<br />

a monthly article, Musings without method, to<br />

Blackwood’s from Feb 1900 to Dec 1929. (See also Wellesley 5 1989<br />

and An index to Blackwood’s Mag 1900–80, ed D. Finkelstein,<br />

Aldershot 1995.<br />

<strong>Literature</strong>. Slang and its uses, 2 Mar 1901.<br />

McClure’s Mag. George Douglas Brown, Nov 1902.<br />

<strong>The</strong> fortunate youth. In A volunteer haversack containing contributions<br />

<strong>of</strong> certain writers to the Queen’s Rifle Volunteer Brigade:<br />

<strong>The</strong> Royal Scots, ed A. S. Walker, Edinburgh 1902.<br />

Cornhill Mag. Literary forgers, May 1902, rptd Bookman (USA) May<br />

1902.<br />

Acad. Marcel Schwob, 18 May 1905.<br />

Outlook. 28 Jan 1905–31 Mar 1906.<br />

Harper’s Monthly Mag. Jeffreys <strong>of</strong> the Bloody Assizes, Dec 1906.<br />

In <strong>Cambridge</strong> history <strong>of</strong> <strong>English</strong> literature, vols 3, 4, 8 and 9,<br />

1909–12.<br />

Pall Mall Gazette. Pall Mall papers, 8 Jan 1913–7 July 1914. Literary<br />

criticism.<br />

Rouges and vagabonds. In Shakespeare’s England, ed Sir S. Lee and<br />

C. T. Onions, Oxford 1916.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Strand. Who is the worst man who ever lived? Ä. Ä. Joseph Le<br />

Bon, Apr 1916.<br />

Nineteenth Cent. A wanderer and novels (rev <strong>of</strong> C. F. Keary’s novel),<br />

June 1918.<br />

Country Life. 16 Nov 1918–7 June 1919.<br />

Henry John Cockayne Cust. DNB 1912–1921.<br />

Criterion. Bolingbroke, Apr 1923; July 1923.<br />

Editions and introductions<br />

In cap and gown: three centuries <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cambridge</strong> wit. Ed Whibley<br />

1889, 1890 (2nd edn), 1898 (3rd edn, new preface).<br />

Introd to J. Nyren, <strong>The</strong> young cricketer’s tutor, 1893.<br />

Introds to Tudor translations (1st ser): IV. <strong>The</strong> golden ass <strong>of</strong><br />

Apuleius, 1893; V. An Æthiopian history written in Greek by<br />

Heliodorus, 1895, New York 1967; XVII–XVIII. <strong>The</strong> history <strong>of</strong><br />

Comines, 1897, New York 1897; XXI–XXII. Seutonius. History <strong>of</strong><br />

twelve Caesars, 1899, New York 1899; XXIV–XXVI. Rabelais.<br />

Gargantua and Pantagruel, 1900, New York 1967. Whibley was<br />

general editor <strong>of</strong> the 2nd series.<br />

A book <strong>of</strong> <strong>English</strong> prose, character and incident, 1387–1649. 1894,<br />

Philadelphia 1894. Co-ed Whibley with W. E. Henley.<br />

Introd to L. Sterne, Tristram Shandy, 2 vols 1894 (<strong>English</strong> Classics).<br />

Lucian’s true history. Ed Whibley, tr F. Hicks, illustr Beardsley<br />

among others, 1894 (priv ptd), 1902.<br />

Lover, S. Handy Andy: a tale <strong>of</strong> Irish life. Ed Whibley 1896 (illustr H.<br />

M. Brock).<br />

Essays <strong>of</strong> De Quincey. Ed with introd by Whibley 1903 (Red Letter<br />

Lib).<br />

De Quincey, T. Confessions <strong>of</strong> an opium-eater. Ed Whibley 1904 (Red<br />

Letter Lib).<br />

Introd to E. Hall, <strong>The</strong> lives <strong>of</strong> the kings: Henry VIII. Ed Whibley 2<br />

vols London and Edinburgh 1904, New York 1911.<br />

Introd to B. Disraeli, Lord George Bentinck, 1905.<br />

Introd to Essays <strong>of</strong> William Hazlitt, 1906 (Red Letter Lib), 1925.<br />

Introd to Sir T. Browne, Religio Medici, and other essays, 1906.<br />

Poems <strong>of</strong> Lord Byron. Ed and introd by Whibley 1907.<br />

Introd to Poems <strong>of</strong> Arthur Hugh Clough, 1913, 1920, 1973 (6th<br />

edn).<br />

G. Wyndham’s Essays in romantic literature. Ed with introd by<br />

Whibley 1919.<br />

Introd to W. Hazlitt, A reply to Z, 1923.<br />

Introd to Twenty select colloquies <strong>of</strong> Erasmus. Tr Sir R. L’Estrange<br />

1680. [1923], Boston 1985.<br />

Tudor translations (general editor 2nd ser). 12 vols. Vol I. Sallust.<br />

<strong>The</strong> conspiracy <strong>of</strong> Catiline and the war <strong>of</strong> Jugurtha, ed Whibley<br />

1924.<br />

Collected essays <strong>of</strong> W. P. Ker. Ed Whibley 2 vols 1925.<br />

Introd to Letters <strong>of</strong> the King <strong>of</strong> Hanover to Viscount Strangford,<br />

1925.<br />

Introd to D. Defoe, <strong>The</strong> life and strange surprising adventures <strong>of</strong><br />

Robinson Crusoe <strong>of</strong> York, mariner, 3 vols 1925.<br />

<strong>The</strong> works <strong>of</strong> William Shakespeare chronologically arranged. Ed<br />

with introds by Whibley 3 vols 1925.<br />

Bunyan, J. <strong>The</strong> pilgrim’s progress. Ed Whibley 1926, Boston 1926,<br />

1930.<br />

Introd to R. Graves, <strong>The</strong> spiritual Quixote: or the summer’s ramble<br />

<strong>of</strong> Mr Ge<strong>of</strong>frey Wildgoose, 2 vols 1926.<br />

Introd to Voltaire, Lettres philosophiques: letters concerning the<br />

<strong>English</strong> nation, 1926.<br />

<strong>The</strong> golden ass, being the metamorphoses <strong>of</strong> Lucius Apuleius. Ed<br />

Whibley, tr W. Adlington, New York 1927, London 1943.<br />

Sir Matthew Hale’s Discourse touching provision for the poor. Ed<br />

Whibley 1927.<br />

Introd to <strong>The</strong> satyricon <strong>of</strong> Petronius Arbiter. New York 1927, 1943.<br />

Little books. Ed Whibley 6 vols 1927.<br />

A facsimile reproduction <strong>of</strong> a unique catalogue <strong>of</strong> Laurence Sterne’s<br />

library. 1930, New York 1930.<br />

§2<br />

Acad 4 Dec 1897.<br />

Londoner’s diary. Evening Standard 5 Mar 1930.<br />

Obits: <strong>The</strong> Times 5 Mar 1930; New York Times 6 Mar 1930;<br />

Blackwood’s Mag Apr 1930; London Mercury Apr 1930.<br />

A catalogue <strong>of</strong> the valuable and extensive library <strong>of</strong> the late Charles<br />

Whibley. 1930.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Charles Whibley library. TLS 10 July 1930.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Whibley library at Hodgson’s. Bookman’s Jnl 18 (4) 1930.<br />

Malcolm, D. O. In DNB 1922–1933.<br />

Eliot, T. S. Charles Whibley: a memoir. 1931; rptd in his Selected<br />

essays, 1932.

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