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Hamilton also compiled a dictionary of English, French and German (1853),
the National gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1860), and edited
various medieval materials.
Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy 1804–78
A review of the present state of the Shakespearian controversy. 1860.
Hardy edited numerous works for the Record Commission and wrote on
medieval administrative documents and processes.
Joseph Haslewood 1769–1833
Editions
The book containing the treatises of hawking, hunting, coatarmour,
fishing and blasing of arms [by Juliana Berners]. 1810.
Ancient critical essays upon English poets and poësy. 2 vols 1811–15.
The first [and second] tome of the palace of pleasure [by William
Painter]. 2 vols 1813.
Mirror for magistrates; collated with various editions. 2 vols 1815.
Barnabae itinerarium: or Barnabee’s journal [by Richard
Brathwait]. 1818, 2 vols 1820 (enlarged).
Also various rarities for the Roxburghe Club, etc.
Miscellaneous writings
Some account of the life and publications of the late Joseph Ritson.
1824.
Roxburghe revels and other relative papers, including answers to
the attack on the memory of the late Joseph Haslewood, with
specimens of his literary productions. Ed J. Maidment,
Edinburgh 1873 (priv ptd).
Haslewood also contributed largely to GM,toS. E. Brydges, Censura literaria,
1807–9, and to Bibliographer 1810–14.
William Carew Hazlitt 1834–1913
The history of the origin and rise of the Republic of Venice. 2 vols
1858, 1860 (enlarged).
Hand-book to the popular, poetical and dramatic literature of Great
Britain, from the invention of printing to the Restoration. 1867.
Memoirs of William Hazlitt, with portions of his correspondence. 2
vols 1867.
Collections and notes. 4 ser and suppls 1876–1903. Catalogues of
early English writings; general index by G. J. Gray 1893.
Schools, school-books and schoolmasters: a contribution to the
history of educational development in Great Britain. 1888.
The livery companies of the City of London. 1892.
A manual for the collector and amateur of old English plays. 1892.
The coinage of the European continent. 2 vols 1893–7.
The coin collector. 1896.
The confessions of a collector. 1897.
Four generations of literary family: the Hazlitts 1725–1896. 2 vols
1897.
The Lambs: their lives, their friends and their correspondence. 1897.
Shakespeare. 1902, 1903 (rev), 1908 (recast and expanded).
The book-collector: a general survey of the pursuit. 1904.
The later Hazlitts. 1912 (priv ptd).
Hazlitt also pbd poems, essays, a novel, and several vols in H. B. Wheatley,
The Book-lover’s Lib 1886–1902.
Editions
Old English jest-books. 3 vols 1864.
The Roxburghe Library. 8 vols 1868–70. Includes inedited tracts
illustrating the manners, opinions and occupations of
Englishmen during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries,
1867; The English drama and stage 1543–1664, illustrated by a
series of documents, 1869.
English proverbs and proverbial phrases collected from the most
authentic sources. 1869, 1882 (enlarged), 1907.
Warton, Thomas. History of English poetry, edited with new notes
and other additions. 4 vols 1871.
Prefaces, dedications, epistles selected from early English books
1540–1701. [1874] (priv ptd).
Dodsley, Robert. A select collection of old English plays, revised and
enlarged. 15 vols 1874–6.
Fairy tales, legends and romances, illustrating Shakespeare and
other early English writers. 1875.
Poetical and dramatic works of Thomas Randolph, now first collected.
2 vols 1875.
Shakespeare’s library: a collection of the novels, romances, poems
and histories used by Shakespeare, second edition greatly
enlarged. 6 vols 1875. 1st edn by J. P. Collier.
Letters of Charles Lamb: an entirely new edition. 2 vols 1886.
Lamb and Hazlitt: further letters and records. 1900.
Hazlitt’s editorial works also included reprints of Herrick, Suckling, William
Hazlitt (his grandfather), an anthology of early popular poetry of England,
and a trn of Montaigne.
George Birkbeck Norman Hill 1835–1903
Dr Johnson, his friends and critics. 1878.
The life of Sir Rowland Hill. 2 vols 1880.
Footsteps of Dr Johnson (Scotland). 1890.
Writers and readers. 1892. 6 lectures: 1–4 on revolutions in literary
taste; 5–6 on the study of literature as a part of education.
Harvard College, by an Oxonian. New York 1894.
Talks about autographs. Boston 1896. Reminiscences of Lamb,
Arnold, Froude et al.
Letters written by a grandfather, selected by Lucy Crump. 1903.
Letters, arranged by Lucy Crump. 1906. Arranged to form a complete
memoir.
Editions
Boswell’s Life of Johnson, including Boswell’s Journal of a tour to
the Hebrides and Johnson’s diary of a journey into North Wales. 6
vols Oxford 1887, 1934.
The history of Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia. Oxford 1887.
Wit and wisdom of Samuel Johnson. Oxford 1888.
Letters of David Hume to William Strahan. Oxford 1888.
Goldsmith, The traveller. Oxford 1888.
Selected essays of Dr Johnson. 2 vols 1889.
Lord Chesterfield’s Worldly wisdom: selections. Oxford 1891.
Letters of Dante Gabriel Rossetti to William Allingham. 1897.
Johnsonian miscellanies. 2 vols Oxford 1897.
Unpublished letters of Dean Swift. 1899.
The memoirs of the life of Edward Gibbon. 1900.
Lives of the English poets, by Samuel Johnson, edited by Hill, with
brief memoir of Birkbeck Hill by Harold Spencer Scott. 3 vols
Oxford 1905. Includes bibliography of Hill’s writings.
Jennett Humphreys fl. 1880–1905
Contributions to periodicals
Among the dictionaries. Cornhill Mag 45, June 1881.
English: its ancestors, its progeny. Fraser’s Mag 106, Oct 1882.
Dictionary making. Leisure Hour 1883.
Sir Thomas Bodley. Longman’s Mag 33, Feb 1899.
Humphreys wrote many works in verse and prose for young children. She was
an associate of J. A. H. Murray.
Joseph Hunter 1783–1861
Literary studies and editions
Who wrote Cavendish’s Life of Wolsey? 1814, 1825.