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George Atherton Aitken 1860–1917
The life of Richard Steele. 2 vols 1889.
The life and works of John Arbuthnot. Oxford 1892.
Poems and satires of Andrew Marvell. 2 vols 1892 (ML).
The poetical works of Robert Burns. Edited with a memoir, 3 vols
1893.
The poetical works of Thomas Parnell. Edited with a memoir and
notes 1894.
Richard Steele. 1894 (Mermaid ser), 1903. Selected plays, with introd
and appendixes.
Romances and narratives by Daniel Defoe. 16 vols 1895–6.
The critic by R. B. B. Sheridan. 1897.
The rivals by R. B. B. Sheridan. 1897.
The school for scandal by R. B. B. Sheridan. 1897.
The Spectator, with introduction and notes. 8 vols 1898.
The Tatler, with introduction and notes. 4 vols 1898–9.
The journal to Stella by J. Swift. 1901.
Journal of the plague year by Daniel Defoe. [1908].
Memoirs of a cavalier by Daniel Defoe. [1908].
Notes on the bibliography of Pope. 1914.
Henry Alford 1810–71
The Queen’s English: stray notes on speaking and spelling.
Cambridge 1864 [1863], rev and enlarged 1870 as The Queen’s
English: a manual of idiom and usage.
Alford wrote a large number of vols of poetry and works on Greek and theology.
See also under Poetry 1835–1870, above.
Edward Arber 1836–1912
English reprints. 30 vols 1868–71.
The first printed English New Testament, translated by William
Tyndale, photolithographed from the unique fragment now in
the Grenville Collection, British Museum. 1871.
Annotated reprints. 3 vols 1872–5.
A transcript of the register of the company of stationers of London
1554–1640 AD. 5 vols 1875–94 (priv ptd).
An English garner: ingatherings from our history and literature. 8
vols 1877–96; ed and rearranged T. Seccombe 12 vols 1903. See H.
Guppy, An analytical catalogue of the contents of the two editions
of An English garner, 1909.
The English scholar’s library of old and modern works. 16 vols
1878–84.
An introductory sketch to the Martin Marprelate controversy
1558–90. 1880. No 8 of The English scholar’s library, above.
The first three English books on America? 1511–55 AD: being chiefly
translations, compilations, etc by Richard Eden. Birmingham
1885.
The war library. 2 vols Birmingham 1894.
The story of the pilgrim fathers 1606–23 AD as told by themselves,
their friends and their enemies. 1897.
British anthologies. 10 vols 1899–1901.
The term catalogues 1668–1709 AD; with a number for Easter term
1711 AD, from the quarterly lists issued by the booksellers. 3 vols
1903–6 (priv ptd).
A Christian library: a popular series of religious literature. 3 vols
1907 (priv ptd).
Thomas Arnold 1823–1900
A manual of English literature, historical and critical; with an
appendix on English metres. 1862, 1867 (rev and enlarged), 1873,
1877, 1885, 1888, 1897 (all rev).
Chaucer to Wordsworth: a short history of English literature, from
the earliest times to the present day. [1870], 2 vols 1875.
A Catholic dictionary. 1884, 1917, [1928], 1951. With W. E. Addis.
Editions
Select English works of John Wycliff. 3 vols Oxford 1869–71.
Selections from Addison’s papers contributed to the Spectator. 1875.
Beowulf: a heroic poem of the eighth century; with translation,
notes and appendix. 1876.
Pope, selected poems: the Essay on criticism, the Moral essays, the
Dunciad. 1876.
Henrici, Archidiaconi Huntendunensis, Historia Anglorum: the
history of the English by Henry, Archdeacon of Huntingdon,
from AD 55 to AD 1154. 1879 (Rolls ser).
English poetry and prose: a collection of illustrative passages from
the writings of English authors, commencing in the Anglo-
Saxon period and brought down to the present time. 1882.
Symeonis monachi opera omnia. 2 vols 1882–5 (Rolls ser).
Clarendon, History of the rebellion, book vi. 1886.
Dryden, An essay of dramatic poesy. 1889, 1903.
Memorials of St Edmund’s Abbey. 1890.
William Beloe 1756–1817
Poems and translations. 1788.
Incidents of youthful life: or the true history of William Langley.
1790, 1807. Children’s tale.
Miscellanies: consisting of poems, classical extracts and oriental
apologues. 3 vols 1795.
Julia: or last follies. 1795. Poems.
Anecdotes of literature and scarce books. 6 vols 1807–12.
The sexagenarian: or recollections of a literary life. 1817, 1818.
Editions and translations
The rape of Helen, from the Greek of Coluthus. 1786.
A free translation of the preface to Bellendenus. 1788.
Alciphron’s epistles, now first translated. 1791. With T. Munro.
The history of Herodotus. 4 vols 1791, 6 edns by 1830.
The British critic: a new review. May 1793–Oct 1826. Vols 1–42 ed
Robert Nares and Beloe.
The Attic nights of Aulus Gellius. 3 vols 1795.
A new and general biographical dictionary. 15 vols 1798–1810. In this
(3rd) edn vols 7, 9, 11, 13 and 15 were ed Beloe.
William Blades 1824–90
George Atherton Aitken | William Blades
The life and typography of William Caxton, England’s first printer;
with evidence of his typographical connection with Colard
Mansion, the printer at Bruges. 2 vols 1861–3.
A catalogue of books printed by (or ascribed to the press of) William
Caxton. 1865.
A list of medals, jettons, tokens, etc in connection with printers and
the art of printing. 1869 (priv ptd).
How to tell a Caxton; with some hints where and how the same
might be found. 1870.
A list of medals struck by order of the Corporation of London; with
an appendix of other medals, struck privately or for sale, having
reference to the same corporate body or its members. 1870 (priv
ptd).
Typographical notes. [1870] (priv ptd).
Shakspere and typography: being an attempt to show Shakspere’s
personal connection with, and technical knowledge of, the art of
printing; also remarks upon some common typographical errors,
with especial reference to the text of Shakspere. 1872. A jeu
d’esprit.
Some early type specimen books of England, Holland, France, Italy
and Germany; with explanatory remarks. 1875.
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