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Cambridge 1902–12, 1934. General editors Ward, G. W. Prothero
and S. Leathes; Ward contributed 16 chs.
The poems of George Crabbe. 3 vols Cambridge 1905–7.
The works of Mrs Gaskell. 8 vols 1906.
The Cambridge history of English literature. 14 vols Cambridge
1907–16. General editors Ward and A. R. Waller; Ward contributed
14 chs.
The London merchant, and Fatal curiosity, by George Lillo. Boston
1907.
For Ward’s minor writings, see A bibliography of Sir Adolphus William
Ward by A. T. Bartholomew, with memoir by T. F. Tout, Cambridge
1926.
Henry William Weber 1783–1818
The battle of Flodden field: a poem of the sixteenth century. 1808.
Metrical romances of the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
3 vols Edinburgh 1810.
The dramatic works of John Ford. 2 vols 1811. Also various correspondence
relating to Ford.
Tales of the East. 3 vols Edinburgh 1812.
The works of Beaumont and Fletcher. 14 vols 1812.
Illustrations of northern antiquities, from the earlier Teutonic and
Scandinavian romances. 1814. Assisted by Sir W. Scott and R.
Jamieson.
Hensleigh Wedgwood 1803–91
Notices of English etymology. Trans of the Philological Soc 1844.
Dictionary of English etymology. 3 vols 1859–65.
On the origin of language. 1866.
Contested etymologies. 1882.
Wedgwood pbd numerous philological articles and also wrote on geometry.
Alfred Slater West 1846–1932
The elements of English grammar. Cambridge 1893.
English grammar for beginners. Cambridge 1895.
Editions
Bacon’s essays. 1897.
Earle’s Microcosmography. Cambridge 1897.
Henry Benjamin Wheatley 1838–1917
Of anagrams. 1862.
Samuel Pepys and the world he lived in. 1880.
The book-lover’s library. 1886–1902. Wheatley was general editor
of the series. His own contributions were: How to form a
library, 1886; The dedication of books, 1887; How to catalogue a
library, 1889; Literary blunders, 1893; How to make an index,
1902.
A handbook of art industries in pottery and the precious metals. 2
pts 1886.
Remarkable bindings in the British Museum. 1889.
London past and present, based on the handbook of London by the
late Peter Cunningham. 3 vols 1891.
Historical portraits: some notes on the painted portraits of celebrated
characters of England, Scotland and Ireland. 1897.
Prices of books: an inquiry into the changes in the prices of books
which have occurred in England at different periods. 1898.
Hogarth’s London: pictures of the manners of the eighteenth
century. 1809.
Contributions to periodicals
A dictionary of reduplicated words in the English language.
Appendix of Trans of the Philological Soc 1865.
Chronological notices of dictionaries of the English language.
Trans of the Philological Soc 1865.
Spelling reformers. Academy 1877.
The story of Johnson’s dictionary. Antiquary 1885.
John Wesley’s English dictionary. Bookworm 1888.
The Early English Text Society and F. J. Furnivall. Library 1912.
Editions
Diary of John Evelyn, with a life of the author. 4 vols 1879.
Chap-books and folk-lore tracts. 1885. With G. L. Gomme.
Reliques of ancient English poetry, edited with general introduction,
additional prefaces, notes, glossary etc. 3 vols 1891.
The diary of Samuel Pepys, with Lord Braybrooke’s notes, edited
with additions. 10 vols 1893–9.
Also minor bibliographical and topographical works, and edns of 17thcentury
rarities.
Richard Grant White 1822–85
Shakespeare’s scholar: being historical and critical studies of his
text, characters and commentators, with an examination of Mr
Collier’s folio of 1632. New York 1854.
Memoirs of the life of Shakespeare. Boston 1865.
Words and their uses: a study of the English language. Boston
1870.
Everyday English. 1880.
Editions
The complete works of Shakespeare. 1857.
Introductions
The confessions of W. H. Ireland. 1874.
White wrote numerous articles on English and American English for the periodicals
Galaxy and Atlantic Monthly between 1867 and 1881. He wrote
many other works on Shakespeare, a novel, poetry and an anti-Darwinian
tract. He also contributed the article on English lang and lit to Johnson,
Universal Cyclopedia 1877.
Simon Wilkin 1790–1862
A catalogue of the books belonging to the Public Library, and to the
City Library of Norwich, methodically arranged. 4 pts Norwich
1825–32, 1 vol 1847.
A catechism of the use of the globes. 2 pts 1826.
Sir Thomas Browne’s works, including his life and correspondence.
4 vols 1836, 3 vols 1852.
Joseph Kingdom of Norwich: a memoir. Norwich 1855. By M. H.
Wilkin; preface and introductory ch by Simon Wilkin.
William Aldis Wright 1831–1914
Bacon’s Essays and Colours of good and evil, with notes and glossarial
index. 1862.
The works of William Shakespeare. 9 vols Cambridge 1863–6. Vol 1
ed W. G. Clark and J. Glover; vols 2–9 ed Clark and Wright.
The works of William Shakespeare. 1864, 1904 (Globe). With W. G.
Clark.
The Bible word-book: a glossary of the Old English Bible words.
1866, 1884 (rev). With J. Eastwood.
Chaucer, The clerk’s tale. 1867.
Shakespeare’s select plays. 10 vols Oxford 1868–83. With W. G.
Clark.
Bacon’s Advancement of learning. 1869, 1875, 1880.
The pilgrimage of the lyf of the manhode, from the French of de
Deguilleville. 1869 (Roxburghe Club).
Generydes: a romance in seven-line stanzas. EETS 2 pts 1873–8.
The metrical chronicle of Robert of Gloucester. 1887 (Rolls ser).