The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Runciman, James (1852–91)
Sidelights; with a memoir by Grant Allen. 1893.
Russell, Alexander (1814–76: Scotsman)
Alexander Russell. Edinburgh 1876 (priv ptd).
Graham, H. G. In his Literary and historical essays, 1908.
Russell, Edward (1834–1920: Liverpool Daily Post)
That reminds me. 1899.
Russell, William Howard (1820–1907): The Times)
The great war with Russia: a personal retrospect. 1895.
Atkins, J. B. The life of Russell. 2 vols 1911.
Furneaux, H. The first war correspondent, Russell of The Times.
1945.
Mathews, J. J. The father of war correspondents. Virginia Quart Rev
21 1945.
My diary north and south. Ed F. Pratt, New York 1954.
My Indian Mutiny diary, 1957.
Despatches from the Crimea 1854–6. Ed N. Bentley 1966.
Sala, George Augustus (1828–96: Temple Bar; Daily Telegraph). See
col 1394, above.
Things I have seen and people I have known. 2 vols 1895 (2nd edn).
The life and adventures of Sala, written by himself. 2 vols 1895.
Strauss, R. Sala: the portrait of an eminent Victorian. 1942.
Edwards, P. D. Dickens’‘young men’: George Augustus Sala,
Edmund Yates and the world of Victorian journalism. Aldershot
1997.
Scott, C. P. (1846–1932: Manchester Guardian)
Hammond, J. L. C. P. Scott. 1934.
C. P. Scott 1846–1932: the making of the Manchester Guardian.
1946.
Scott, Clement (1841–1904: Theatre etc.)
The wheel of life: a few memories and recollections. 1898.
Scott, Constance Margaret
Old days in Bohemian London. 1919.
Scott, John (1783–1821: Champion; London Mag)
Zeitlin, J. The editor of the London Magazine. JEGP 20 1921.
Hughes, T. R. John Scott: editor, author and critic. London Mercury
April 1930.
Scott, J. W. Robertson (1866–1963: Pall Mall Gazette; Westminster
Gazette)
Faith and works in Fleet Street. 1947.
The day before yesterday: memories of an uneducated man. 1951.
Scott, William (1813–72: Saturday Rev; Christian Remembrancer)
Shand, Alexander I. (1832–1907: The Times)
Days of the past. 1905.
Shorter, Clement K. (1857–1929: Sphere etc.)
C.K.S.: an autobiography. Ed. J. M. Bulloch 1927 (priv ptd).
Simpson, Richard (1820–76: Rambler; Home & Foreign Rev)
Simpson, William (1823–99: Illustr London News)
Autobiography. Ed G. E. Todd 1903.
Sinclair, Alexander (Glasgow Herald)
Fifty years of newspaper life 1845–95. Glasgow [c. 1897] (priv ptd).
Smith, Charles Manby
The working man’s way in the world: being the autobiography of a
journeyman printer. 1854.
Smith, Ernest
Fields of adventure. 1923.
Smith, George Murray (1824–1901: Cornhill Mag; Pall Mall
Gazette)
Lee, S. Memoir of George Smith. In DNB Suppl 1901.
Huxley, L. The house of Smith Elder. 1923 (priv ptd).
Glynn, J. Prince of publishers: a biography of George Smith. 1986.
Smith, Horatio (1779–1849: London Mag; New Monthly Mag)
A graybeard’s gossip about his literary acquaintance. New Monthly
Mag March–Dec 1847.
Smith, James Elimalet (1801–57: Shepherd)
Smith, W. A.‘Shepherd’ Smith, the universalist. 1892.
History of Journalism
Smith, Sydney (1771–1845: Edinburgh Rev). See col 2197, above.
Bullett, G. Sydney Smith: a biography and a selection. 1951.
Letters. Ed N. C. Smith 2 vols Oxford 1953.
Smith, Wareham (1874–1938)
Spilt ink. 1928.
Southey, Robert (1774–1843: Quart Rev). See col 457, above.
Graham, W. Southey as a Tory reviewer. PQ 2 1923.
Havens, R. D. Southey’s contributions to the Foreign Review. RES 8
1932.
Spears, Robert (1825–99: Stockton Gazette; Christian Life)
Memorials of Robert Spears. Belfast 1903.
Spender, J. A. (1862–1942: Westminster Gazette)
Life, journalism and politics. 2 vols 1927.
Journalism in my time. Inst of Journalists’ Jnl 28 1940.
Harris, W. J. A. Spender. 1946.
Stark, Malcolm (Glasgow Herald)
The pulse of the world. 1915.
Stead, William Thomas (1849–1912: Pall Mall Gazette; Rev of
Reviews)
Waugh, B. William T. Stead: a life for the people. [1885.]
Stead, E. My father. 1913, 1918.
Harper, E. K. Stead the man: personal reminiscences. 1914.
Whyte, F. The life of Stead. 2 vols 1925.
Mansfield, F. J. Who started the New Journalism? World’s Press
News 3 March 1938.
Terrot, C. The maiden tribute: a study of the white slave traffic of
the nineteenth century. 1959.
Baylen, J. O. George Meredith and Stead: three unpublished letters.
HLQ 24, 1960.
Baylen, J. O. and R. B. Holland. Whitman, Stead and the Pall Mall
Gazette. Amer Lit 33 1961.
Hogan, P. G. and J. O. Baylen. G. Bernard Shaw and Stead: an unexplored
relationship. Stud in Eng Lit 1 1961.
Baylen, J. O. A Victorian’s ‘crusade’ in Chicago 1893–4. Jnl of Amer
History 51 1964.
Baylen, J. O. William Archer, Stead and the theatre: some unpublished
letters. Univ of Mississippi Stud in Eng 5 1964.
Stafford, A. The age of consent. 1964.
Baylen, J. O. W. T. Stead and the New Journalism. Emory Univ
Quart 21 1965.
Baylen, J. O. The Tsar’s ‘lecturer-general’: W. T. Stead and the
Russian revolution of 1905. Atlanta GA 1969.
Schults, R. L. Crusader in Babylon: W. T. Stead and the Pall Mall
Gazette. Lincoln NE 1972.
Robson, A. The significance of The maiden tribute of modern
Babylon. Victorian Periodicals Newsletter 11 1978.
Steed, Henry Wickham (1871–1956: The Times)
Through thirty years 1892–1922. 2 vols 1924.
Steevens, George Warrington (1869–1900). See col 2392, above.
Things seen, with a memoir by W. E. Henley. 1900.
Works: memorial edition. Ed G. S. Street and V. Blackburn 7 vols
1900–2.
Stephen, Leslie (1832–1904: Cornhill Mag). See col 2394, above.
Annan, N. Stephen: his thought and character in relation to his
time. 1951.
Fenwick, G. Leslie Stephen’s Life in Letters: a bibliographical study.
Winchester 1993.
Stephenson, Albert Frederick (1854–1934: Southport Critic; Halifax
Guardian etc.)
Stephenson, W. H. Albert Frederick Stephenson: a Lancashire
newspaper man. Manchester 1937.
Sterling, Edward (1773–1847: The Times)
Carlyle, T. The life of John Sterling. 1851.
Sterling, John (1806–44: Blackwood’s Mag etc.; Athenaeum etc.). See
col 2199, above.
Carlyle, T. The life of John Sterling. 1851.
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