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Apr 1809; (W. Scott) Quart Rev 1, May 1809; Monthly Mirror n.s. 5,
May 1809; Eclectic Rev 5 pt 1, June 1809; Monthly Rev 59, July
1809; London Rev 2, 1 Aug 1809; Antijacobin Rev and Mag 34, Sep
1809; Br Critic 34, Oct 1809.
Specimens of the British poets, with biographical and critical notes,
and An essay on English poetry. 7 vols London and Edinburgh
1819; ed. P. Cunningham 1841, 1845, with notices and An essay
only 1848; An essay, Boston 1819. Works of the British Poets,
Philadelphia 1819–23, contains 6 of the lives by Campbell.
reviews: Blackwood’s Mag 4, Mar 1819; 5, May 1819; Br Critic 11,
Apr 1819; Edinburgh Mag ns 4, Mar 1819; Edinburgh Rev 31, Mar
1819; Monthly Rev 90, Dec 1819; GM Mag 91 pt 1, Jan 1821, Apr
1821; NMM 63, Sep 1841; Westminster Rev 36, Oct 1841; Fraser’s
Mag 25, Mar 1842; GM n.s. 3, Dec 1848.
Theodric: a domestic tale, and other poems. 1824, New York 1825,
Philadelphia 1825, Paris 1825.
reviews: London Literary Gazette, 20 Nov 1824; Br Critic 22, Dec
1824; Blackwood’s Mag 17, Jan, Apr 1825; Edinburgh Rev 41, Jan
1825; Westminster Rev 3, Jan 1825; Eclectic Rev 23, Feb 1825; US
Literary Gazette, l Mar 1825; Quart Rev 31, Mar 1825.
Proposal on a metropolitan univ. in a letter to H. Brougham. The
Times, 9 Feb 1825.
reviews: London Mag n.s. 2, May 1825; Quart Rev 33, Dec 1825.
Two songs: the music by Mr J. Barnett, the nonsense by Mr T.
Campbell. London Mag 15, May 1826.
Inaugural discourse on being installed Lord Rector of the
University of Glasgow. Glasgow 1827, rptd in Inaugural
addresses by Lord Rectors of the University of Glasgow, ed J. B.
Hay 1839, 1848 (contains also Campbell’s address of 12 Apr 1827
and his second inaugural address 5 Dec 1828), rptd in British eloquence
of the nineteenth century, 1855.
Letters on the history of literature, addressed to the students at the
University of Glasgow. Glasgow 1829. See NMM, Periodicals, below.)
Poland: a poem; Lines on the view from St Leonard’s. 1831, 1831.
review: London Literary Gazette, 3 Sep 1831.
Letter to the Mohawk chief Ahyonwaeghs, commonly called John
Brant. In W. W. Campbell, Annals of Tryon county, 1831. 1st pbd in
NMM 4, 1821.
Address of the Literary Polish Association to the People of Great
Britain. 1832. Tr Fr, Paris 1832.
The life of Mrs Siddons. 2 vols 1834, 1 vol New York 1834, London
1839, rptd New York 1972.
reviews: Atlas 9, 6, 13 July 1834; Tait’s Edinburgh Mag ns 1, Aug
1834; NMM 41, Aug 1834; Quart Rev 52, Aug 1834; Athenaeum, 5,
12 July 1834; Literary Gazette, 5 July 1834; Monthly Rev n.s. 2, Aug
1834; Mirror 24, 9, 30 Aug 1834; Blackwood’s Mag 36, Aug, Sep
1834; GM new ser 3, vol 2, Oct 1834.
Epistle from Thomas Campbell, Esq to Horace Smith, from Algiers.
Annual Register for 1835, 1836.
Letters from the south. 2 vols 1837, 1842 (as The journal of a residence
in Algiers).
reviews: Athenaeum, 11 Mar 1837; Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 4, Apr
1837; NMM 50, May 1837; Monthly Rev n.s. 2, May 1837; Eclectic
Rev n.s. 2, Oct 1837.
The dramatic works of William Shakespeare, with remarks on his
life and writings by T. Campbell. 1838, 1843, 1848, 1859, New York
and London 1863, 1866, rptd New York 1972. Tr Fr [1839], 1855.
review: Literary Gazette, 16 June 1838.
Cunningham, A. The life and land of Burns . . . with contributions
by Thomas Campbell. New York 1841.
The life of Petrarch. 2 vols 1841, 1842, 1843. 1 vol Philadelphia 1841;
abridged in The sonnets, triumphs and other poems of Petrarch,
1859, 1875, 1879.
reviews: Athenaeum, 15, 22 May 1841; Spectator, 22 May 1841;
Literary Gazette, 19, 26 June 1841; GM new ser 3, vol 16, Aug 1841;
Tait’s Edinburgh Mag n.s. 8, Aug 1841; GM ns 4, vol 7, Aug 1859.
Jeremiah J. Callanan | Thomas Campbell
The pilgrim of Glencoe, and other poems. 1842.
reviews: Literary Gazette, 5 Mar 1842; Spectator, 5 Mar 1842;
Athenaeum, 12 Mar 1842; Monthly Rev new ser 1, Apr 1842;
Eclectic Rev n.s. 11, June 1842.
Periodicals edited by Campbell
The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal. 1821–30. Major
contributions include Lectures on poetry, 1 Jan 1821–17 Nov 1826;
Suggestions respecting the plan of an university in London, 13
Apr 1825–14 June 1825; Letters to the students of Glasgow, 20 July
1827–23 Aug 1828; Letters from the south, Oct 1835–June 1836.
Most others, except numerous poems, are identified in Wellesley
5 1989.
The Metropolitan: A Monthly Journal of Literature, Science, and the
Fine Arts. 1831–2. Contributions include Poland: a poem, and
Lines on the view from St Leonard’s, June, July 1831.
The scenic annual for 1838.
review: GM new ser 3, vol 9, Jan 1838.
Letters, journals etc
Commonplace book of Thomas Campbell, c. 1820–40. 1843. Folger.
Contains 131 pp. (many blank) of notes and extracts from
Campbell’s reading. His autograph and date 1843 pasted in.
Beattie, W. Life and letters of Thomas Campbell. 3 vols 1849, 1850,
rptd New York 1973; 2 vols New York 1850, 1855, London 1860.
reviews: Literary Gazette, 16 Dec 1848; Athenaeum, 23 Dec 1848;
Tait’s Edinburgh Mag n.s. 16, Jan 1849; Blackwood’s Mag 65, Feb
1849; NMM 85, Feb 1849; GM new ser 3, vol 31, Feb 1849; North Br
Rev 10, Feb 1849; Eclectic Rev n.s. 25, Mar 1849; Quart Rev 85, Dec
1849; Sharpe’s London Mag 8 and 9, 1849 ; Amer Whig Rev n.s. 6,
Oct 1850; Methodist Quart Rev 11, Jan 1851; New Englander 9,
May 1851.
Two letters of Thomas Campbell the poet. NYPL Bull 10, Feb 1906.
Anon.
Mumby, F. A. Letters of literary men. 2 vols 1906, New York 1906.
Seton, W. Three letters of Thomas Campbell. Nineteenth Cent 97,
Jan 1925.
Duffy, C. and J. Glennon. Thomas Campbell: two letters. N & Q 194,
July 1949.
Farr, K. D. The unstrung harp: an interpretative biography of T.
Campbell, together with thirteen unpublished letters . . . Unpbd
MA thesis, Sonoma State Univ CA 1978.
Miller, M. R. Five recently found letters by Campbell. MLR 83, 2, Apr
1988.
Miller, M. R. Thomas Campbell and General Pepé. N & Q 243, June
1998.
Attributed works
Annals of Great Britain from the ascension of George III to the Peace
of Amiens. 3 vols Edinburgh, Glasgow and London 1807. Pbd
anon by Campbell, a work which he called in a letter to Lord
Minto 30 Oct 1802 ‘little superior to compilation, and more connected
with profit than reputation’.
reviews: Monthly Rev 59, Aug 1809; Br Critic 36, Sep, Oct 1810.
Frederick the Great, his court and times, edited with an introduction
by Thomas Campbell. 4 vols 1841–3, 2 vols 1842–3, 1844, 1845,
Philadelphia 1842. Written anon by Frederick Shoberl.
Campbell’s introduction as ‘sponsor’ was only 13 pp.
reviews: NMM 63, Dec 1841; 67, Jan 1843; Blackwood’s Mag 51,
Mar 1842; Edinburgh Rev 75, Apr 1842; Westminster Rev 38, July
1842.
History of our own times. 2 vols 1843, 1845. Shoberl again the
author; Campbell may have written the preface.
Musical settings
Angel of life. Music by J. W. Callcott. [London] 1802.
The wounded hussar. Music by J. Hewitt. Philadelphia [1804 or
1805].
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