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Gillray. 1851, [1873] (expanded as The works of James Gillray, with
the history of his life and times). With R. H. Evans.
The Celt, the Roman and the Saxon: a history of the early inhabitants
of Britain, down to the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons.
1852, 1861 (rev), 1875, 1885.
The history of Scotland. 3 vols [1852–5], [1873–4], 1888.
Wanderings of an antiquary, chiefly upon the traces of the Romans
in Britain. 1854.
A lecture on the antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon cemeteries of the
ages of paganism, illustrative of the Faussett Collection.
Liverpool 1854.
Guide to the Caterham railway, and to the country around it. 1856.
The history of France. 3 vols [1856–62], 3 vols [1871–2] (including A
faithful account of the war with Germany by Lt-Col Williams).
Miscellanea graphica: representations of remains in the possession
of Lord Londesborough. Drawn by F. W. Fairholt; the historical
introduction by Thomas Wright. 1857.
Dictionary of obsolete and provincial English. 2 vols 1857.
Guide to the ruins of the Roman city of Uriconium at Wroxeter near
Shrewsbury. Shrewsbury 1859, 1859 (as The ruins of the Roman
city of Uriconium), 1860, 1868, 1877 (6th edn).
History and antiquities of Cumberland and Westmoreland. In W.
Whellan, The history and topography of Cumberland and
Westmoreland, Pontefract 1860.
Essays on archaeological subjects and on various questions connected
with the Middle Ages. 2 vols 1861.
A history of domestic manners and sentiments in England during
the Middle Ages. 1862, 1871 (expanded as The homes of other
days).
Historical and descriptive sketch of Ludlow Castle. [1862?], Ludlow
1869 (4th edn rev), 1909 (13th edn) etc.
A history of caricature and grotesque in literature and art. 1865; tr Fr
1867.
Ludlow sketches: a series of papers. Ludlow 1867.
Historical cartoons. By Gustav Doré. With descriptive text by
Wright. [1868.]
Womankind in Western Europe from the earliest times to the seventeenth
century. 1869.
Uriconium: a historical account of the ancient Roman city. 1872.
Historical sketch of Stokesay Castle, Salop. Ludlow 1921, 1924.
Editions
Early English poetry. 4 vols 1836. Anthology.
The tour of the French traveller, M. de la Boullaye le Gouz, in
Ireland, AD 1644. Ed T. C. Croker 1837. With notes by Wright.
Anglo-Norman poem on the conquest of Ireland by Henry the
Second. Ed F. Michel 1837. With an introductory essay on the
conquest by Wright.
Galfridi de Monemuta Vita Merlini. Vie de Merlin, attribuée à
Geoffroy de Monmouth. Paris 1837. Ed Wright with F. Michel.
Early mysteries, and other Latin poems of the twelfth and thirteenth
centuries. 1838.
Alliterative poem on the deposition of King Richard II. 1838
(Camden Soc).
Queen Elizabeth and her times. A series of original letters, selected
from the unedited private correspondence of Lord Burghley, the
Earl of Leicester etc. 2 vols 1838.
The political songs of England, from John to Edward II. 1839
(Camden Soc), ed E. Goldsmid 4 vols 1884.
Relations des voyages de Guillaume de Rubruk, Jean de Plan
Carpin, Bernard, Saewulf etc. Ed F. Michel and Wright, in Recueil
de Voyages et de Mémoires, publié par la Société de Géographie 4
Paris 1839.
The history of English poetry. By Thomas Warton. 3 vols 1840.
Corrections and addns by Wright et al.
Popular treatises on science written during the Middle Ages, in
Sir Spencer Walpole | Thomas Wright
Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Norman and English. 1841 (Historical Soc of
Science).
The Latin poems attributed to Walter Mapes. 1841 (Camden Soc).
Political ballads published in England during the Commonwealth.
1841 (Percy Soc).
Specimens of old Christmas carols. 1841 (Percy Soc).
The Archaeologist and Journal of Antiquarian Science. Sep
1841–June 1842. Ed J. O. Halliwell and Wright.
Reliquiae antiquae. Scraps from ancient manuscripts, illustrating
Early English literature and the English language. 2 vols 1841–3,
2 vols 1845. Ed J. O. Halliwell and Wright.
A dialogue concerning witches and witchcrafts. By G. Gifford. 1842
(Percy Soc).
Specimens of lyric poetry, composed in England in the reign of
Edward the First. 1842 (Percy Soc).
A selection of Latin stories. A contribution to the history of fiction
during the Middle Ages. 1842 (Percy Soc).
The autobiography of Joseph Lister, of Bradford in Yorkshire. 1842.
The vision and the creed of Piers Ploughman. 1842, 2 vols 1856. With
introd, notes and glossary. Anon.
A contemporary narrative of the proceedings against Dame Alice
Kyteler. 1843 (Camden Soc).
Three chapters of letters relating to the suppression of the
monasteries. 1843 (Camden Soc).
The owl and the nightingale: attributed to Nicholas de Guildford,
with some shorter poems. 1843 (Percy Soc).
The Chester plays. 2 vols 1843–7 (Shakespeare Soc).
St Brandan. A medieval legend of the sea. 1844 (Percy Soc).
Anecdota literaria. A collection of short poems in English, Latin and
French, illustrative of the literature and history of England in
the thirteenth century. 1844.
The archaeological album, or Museum of national antiquities. 1845.
The pastime of pleasure. By Stephen Hawes. 1845 (Percy Soc).
The seven sages in English verse. 1845 (Percy Soc); introd 1846.
Songs and carols from a manuscript of the fifteenth century. 1847
(Percy Soc).
The Canterbury tales of Geoffrey Chaucer: a new text. 3 vols 1847–51
(Percy Soc), 1853.
Early travels in Palestine, comprising the narratives of Arculf,
Willibald, Bernard etc. 1848.
A new general biographical dictionary, projected and partly
arranged by H. J. Rose. 12 vols 1848. Vols 2–12 ed Wright.
The religious poems of William de Shoreham. 1849 (Percy Soc).
Gualteri Mapes De nugis curialium. 1850 (Camden Soc).
The Anglo-Norman metrical chronicle of Geoffrey Gaimar. 1850
(Caxton Soc).
The ancient laws of the fifteenth century, for King’s College
Cambridge and Eton College, collected by J. Heywood and T.
Wright. 1850.
The life of King Alfred, by R. Pauli. 1852.
The universal pronouncing dictionary. Compiled under the direction
of Thomas Wright. 6 vols 1852–6.
Cambridge universal transactions during the Puritan controversies
of the 16th and 17th centuries. Collected by J. Heywood and
Wright. 2 vols 1854.
The travels of Marco Polo, the Venetian. The translation of Marsden
revised. 1854, 1904.
The history of Fulke Warine, with an English translation and notes.
1855 (Warton Club).
Songs and carols from a manuscript of the fifteenth century. 1856
(Warton Club). Distinct from Percy Soc vol 1847.
Johannis de Garlandia De triumphis ecclesiæ. 1856 (Roxburghe Club).
A volume of vocabularies, illustrating the condition and manners of
our forefathers, from the tenth century to the fifteenth. 2 vols
1857–73 (priv ptd) (J. Mayer’s Library of National Antiquities); ed
R. P. Wülcker 2 vols 1884.
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