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Late Nineteenth-Century Prose
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Jonathan Swift. (The Leslie Stephen lecture). Cambridge 1917,
Folcroft PA 1969, Norwood PA 1977, London 1978.
Literary studies. 1919, 1925, Freeport NY 1969.
reviews: Athenaeum 12 Dec 1919; TLS 12 Dec 1919.
Political portraits (2nd ser). 1923, 1924, Freeport NY 1970, Port
Washington NY 1970.
review: TLS 6 Dec 1923.
Lord Manners and his friends. 2 vols 1925.
review: TLS 2 Apr 1925.
Contributions to periodicals, collaborative works and
anthologies
Whibley acted as W. E. Henley’s second in command on the Scots Observer,
later the Nat Observer, from Jan 1889 to 10 Mar 1894.
Chambers’s Encyclopaedia. Michelangelo, 1888–1892 edn, 1901 edn,
1923 edn; Sculpture, 1888–1892 edn, 1901 edn, 1923 edn.
Art Jnl. A Bavarian caricaturist, May 1889; Michelangelo, Oct 1893.
Scots Observer. 26 Jan 1889–25 Oct 1890.
Nat Observer. 29 Nov 1890–31 Mar 1894.
Mag of Art. Dec 1887–Oct 1893.
Literary Opinion. W. E. Henley, Nov 1891, rptd Bookman (USA) Nov
1895.
North Amer Rev. The tercentenary of Velasquez, July 1899; Jubilee
of the printing press, Dec 1900; Jubilee of Ivan Turgenev, Feb
1902.
Living Age. 22 Dec 1906–3 Aug 1918.
Pall Mall Mag. Is anonymity in journalism desirable? Jan 1894;
Piètro Mascagni of Livorno, May 1894.
Mercure de France. L’art et L’industrie dans la littérature Anglais,
Mar 1895.
Bookman (USA). Nov 1895–Jan 1917.
Daily Mail. An election in France, 11 May 1898.
Blackwood’s Mag. As well as irregular contributions, Whibley contributed
a monthly article, Musings without method, to
Blackwood’s from Feb 1900 to Dec 1929. (See also Wellesley 5 1989
and An index to Blackwood’s Mag 1900–80, ed D. Finkelstein,
Aldershot 1995.
Literature. Slang and its uses, 2 Mar 1901.
McClure’s Mag. George Douglas Brown, Nov 1902.
The fortunate youth. In A volunteer haversack containing contributions
of certain writers to the Queen’s Rifle Volunteer Brigade:
The Royal Scots, ed A. S. Walker, Edinburgh 1902.
Cornhill Mag. Literary forgers, May 1902, rptd Bookman (USA) May
1902.
Acad. Marcel Schwob, 18 May 1905.
Outlook. 28 Jan 1905–31 Mar 1906.
Harper’s Monthly Mag. Jeffreys of the Bloody Assizes, Dec 1906.
In Cambridge history of English literature, vols 3, 4, 8 and 9,
1909–12.
Pall Mall Gazette. Pall Mall papers, 8 Jan 1913–7 July 1914. Literary
criticism.
Rouges and vagabonds. In Shakespeare’s England, ed Sir S. Lee and
C. T. Onions, Oxford 1916.
The Strand. Who is the worst man who ever lived? Ä. Ä. Joseph Le
Bon, Apr 1916.
Nineteenth Cent. A wanderer and novels (rev of C. F. Keary’s novel),
June 1918.
Country Life. 16 Nov 1918–7 June 1919.
Henry John Cockayne Cust. DNB 1912–1921.
Criterion. Bolingbroke, Apr 1923; July 1923.
Editions and introductions
In cap and gown: three centuries of Cambridge wit. Ed Whibley
1889, 1890 (2nd edn), 1898 (3rd edn, new preface).
Introd to J. Nyren, The young cricketer’s tutor, 1893.
Introds to Tudor translations (1st ser): IV. The golden ass of
Apuleius, 1893; V. An Æthiopian history written in Greek by
Heliodorus, 1895, New York 1967; XVII–XVIII. The history of
Comines, 1897, New York 1897; XXI–XXII. Seutonius. History of
twelve Caesars, 1899, New York 1899; XXIV–XXVI. Rabelais.
Gargantua and Pantagruel, 1900, New York 1967. Whibley was
general editor of the 2nd series.
A book of English prose, character and incident, 1387–1649. 1894,
Philadelphia 1894. Co-ed Whibley with W. E. Henley.
Introd to L. Sterne, Tristram Shandy, 2 vols 1894 (English Classics).
Lucian’s true history. Ed Whibley, tr F. Hicks, illustr Beardsley
among others, 1894 (priv ptd), 1902.
Lover, S. Handy Andy: a tale of Irish life. Ed Whibley 1896 (illustr H.
M. Brock).
Essays of De Quincey. Ed with introd by Whibley 1903 (Red Letter
Lib).
De Quincey, T. Confessions of an opium-eater. Ed Whibley 1904 (Red
Letter Lib).
Introd to E. Hall, The lives of the kings: Henry VIII. Ed Whibley 2
vols London and Edinburgh 1904, New York 1911.
Introd to B. Disraeli, Lord George Bentinck, 1905.
Introd to Essays of William Hazlitt, 1906 (Red Letter Lib), 1925.
Introd to Sir T. Browne, Religio Medici, and other essays, 1906.
Poems of Lord Byron. Ed and introd by Whibley 1907.
Introd to Poems of Arthur Hugh Clough, 1913, 1920, 1973 (6th
edn).
G. Wyndham’s Essays in romantic literature. Ed with introd by
Whibley 1919.
Introd to W. Hazlitt, A reply to Z, 1923.
Introd to Twenty select colloquies of Erasmus. Tr Sir R. L’Estrange
1680. [1923], Boston 1985.
Tudor translations (general editor 2nd ser). 12 vols. Vol I. Sallust.
The conspiracy of Catiline and the war of Jugurtha, ed Whibley
1924.
Collected essays of W. P. Ker. Ed Whibley 2 vols 1925.
Introd to Letters of the King of Hanover to Viscount Strangford,
1925.
Introd to D. Defoe, The life and strange surprising adventures of
Robinson Crusoe of York, mariner, 3 vols 1925.
The works of William Shakespeare chronologically arranged. Ed
with introds by Whibley 3 vols 1925.
Bunyan, J. The pilgrim’s progress. Ed Whibley 1926, Boston 1926,
1930.
Introd to R. Graves, The spiritual Quixote: or the summer’s ramble
of Mr Geoffrey Wildgoose, 2 vols 1926.
Introd to Voltaire, Lettres philosophiques: letters concerning the
English nation, 1926.
The golden ass, being the metamorphoses of Lucius Apuleius. Ed
Whibley, tr W. Adlington, New York 1927, London 1943.
Sir Matthew Hale’s Discourse touching provision for the poor. Ed
Whibley 1927.
Introd to The satyricon of Petronius Arbiter. New York 1927, 1943.
Little books. Ed Whibley 6 vols 1927.
A facsimile reproduction of a unique catalogue of Laurence Sterne’s
library. 1930, New York 1930.
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Acad 4 Dec 1897.
Londoner’s diary. Evening Standard 5 Mar 1930.
Obits: The Times 5 Mar 1930; New York Times 6 Mar 1930;
Blackwood’s Mag Apr 1930; London Mercury Apr 1930.
A catalogue of the valuable and extensive library of the late Charles
Whibley. 1930.
The Charles Whibley library. TLS 10 July 1930.
The Whibley library at Hodgson’s. Bookman’s Jnl 18 (4) 1930.
Malcolm, D. O. In DNB 1922–1933.
Eliot, T. S. Charles Whibley: a memoir. 1931; rptd in his Selected
essays, 1932.