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edn), 1832 (10th edn), 1824 (with National airs), 1846 (with other
poems), 1849; illustr D. Maclise 1853, [1858], 1866; 1854, 1856,
1859, [1874], 1887, 1904, 1908, Dublin 1833 (with other poems),
[1846], London 1859, 1862, [1879] (with National airs),
Philadelphia 1821, 1850, 1866, 1873, Brussels 1822 (with National
airs), Paris 1823, 1843, Pisa [1823] (with National airs), New York
[1844], 1874. Tr Swedish 1825, 1858, Latin 1835, 1856–9, Irish 1842,
Fr 1869, 1879 (selection), Ger [1874], 1884; Sp 1875 (2nd edn), Ital
1880.
reviews: Quart Rev 28, 1822; (J. G. Lockhart) Blackwood’s Mag 4,
1818.
The loves of the angels: a poem. 1823 (4 edns), 1823 (5th edn as The
loves of the angels: an eastern romance); rev text and notes to
make ‘machinery and allusions entirely Mahometan’ 1824, 1826,
Philadelphia 1823, Paris 1823, 1823, 1843, New York [1844]. Tr Fr
1823 (2 edns, 1 prose), 1830, 1837, Du 1835, Swedish 1843, 1864, Ital
1873, 1882 (prose), 1886, 1898.
reviews: (J. Wilson) Blackwood’s Mag 13 1823; (W. Hazlitt)
Edinburgh Rev 38, 1823.
Fables for the holy alliance; Rhymes on the road, by Thomas Brown
the younger. 1823.
Memoirs of Captain Rock, the celebrated Irish chieftain, with some
account of his ancestors, written by himself. 1824 (at least 5 edns),
Paris 1824, New York 1978. Tr Fr, 1829.
review: (S. Smith) Edinburgh Rev 81, 1824.
Memoirs of the life of the Right Honourable Richard Brinsley
Sheridan. 1825, 1825, 2 vols 1825, 1826, 1827 (new preface), 1 vol
Philadelphia 1825, 2 vols Paris 1825, 1 vol London 1835, 2 vols New
York 1853, 1858, Chicago and St Louis 1882, London 1958, 1968
(reprint of 1858 edn). Tr Fr, 1826.
review: (F. Jeffrey) Edinburgh Rev 89, 1826.
Evenings in Greece: first [second] evening (with music). 1826, New
York 1844. Tr Ger, 1846.
The epicurean: a tale. 1827 (4 edns), 1828, 1864, Philadelphia 1827,
Paris 1827, 1828, 1832, 1835, Boston 1831, New York and Boston
1841, New York 1844, 1862; illustr J. M. W. Turner London 1839
(with Alciphron); Chicago 1890, London 1899. Tr Fr 1827 (2 versions),
[1861], 1865 (verse by T. Gauthier, illustr G. Doré), Ger 1828,
Sp 1832, Danish 1844; Ital 1852 (adaptation by S. Torelli).
reviews: (J. Wilson) Blackwood’s Mag 22, 1827; (T. L. Peacock)
Westminster Rev 8, 1827.
Odes upon cash, corn, Catholics and other matters, selected from
the columns of the Times journal. 1828, Philadelphia 1828, Paris
1829.
Letters and journals of Lord Byron, with notices of his life. 2 vols
1830, 1831, 1833, 1920, St Clair Shores MI 1972 (reprint of 1920
edn). Tr Fr 1830.
review: (T. B. Macaulay) Edinburgh Rev 27, 1830.
The life and death of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. 2 vols 1831, 1 vol Paris
1831, 1835; ed M. MacDermott, London 1897; abridged as The life
and times etc, Dublin 1909 (Irish Lib).
review: (R. Southey) Quart Rev 46, 1831.
The summer fete: a poem with songs [and music]. 1831, Paris 1832,
1833, Philadelphia 1833.
Travels of an Irish gentleman in search of a religion, with notes and
illustrations by the editor of Captain Rock’s memoirs. 2 vols 1833,
1 vol Paris 1833, Baltimore and Pittsburgh [186?]. Tr Fr 1833, 1834,
1835, 1836, 1841, Ger 1834, Ital 1850.
The Fudges in England: being a sequel to The Fudge family in Paris,
by Thomas Brown the younger. 1835, 1835, Paris 1835, 1835.
The history of Ireland. 4 vols 1835–46 (in D. Lardner, The cabinet
cyclopaedia), Paris 1835–46, 2 vols Philadelphia 1843–6. Tr Fr 1835
(2 versions), 1836, Ger 1846.
review: W. M. Thackeray. See Contributions to the Morning
Chronicle, ed G. N. Ray 1955.
Alciphron: a poem. Illustr J. M. W. Turner 1839, Paris 1840.
Letters, diaries etc
Memoirs, journal and correspondence of Moore. Ed Lord John
Russell 8 vols 1853–6; abridged by Russell 1860.
Notes from the letters of Moore to his music publisher, James Power
(the publication of which were suppressed in London). Ed T. C.
Croker, New York [1854].
‘Thomas Moore’ anecdotes: being anecdotes, bon-mots and epigrams
from the journal. Ed W. Harrison 1899 (2nd edn).
Tom Moore’s diary: a selection. Ed J. B. Priestley, Cambridge 1925.
Letters of Moore. Ed W. S. Dowden 2 vols Oxford 1964.
Journal 1818–41. Ed P. C. Quennell, New York 1964. Selection.
Journal 1818–47. Ed W. S. Dowden, B. G. Bartholomew and J. L.
Linsley 6 vols Newark NJ and London 1983–92.
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Hazlitt, W. In his The spirit of the age, 1825.
Burke, J. A life of Moore. Dublin 1852.
Vallat, G. Étude sur la vie et les oeuvres de Moore. Paris 1886.
Stockmann, A. Moore: der irische Freiheitssänger. Freiburg 1910.
Thomas, A. B. Moore en France 1819–30. Paris 1911.
Wright, H. G. Moore as the author of Spirit of Boccaccio’s
Decameron. RES 23, 1947.
Schneider, E. Tom Moore and the Edinburgh review of Christabel:
Jeffrey, Hazlitt, Tom Moore. PMLA 70, 1955. Attributes review to
Moore.
Jordan, H. H. Moore and the review of Christabel. MP 54, 1956.
Against attribution to Moore.
Schneider, E. Tom Moore and the Edinburgh review of Christabel.
PMLA 77, 1962.
Dowden, W. S. Moore and the review of Christabel. MP 60, 1962.
Against attribution to Moore.
Coburn, K. Who killed Christabel? TLS, 20 May 1965. Attributes
review to Moore.
Eldridge, H. G. The American republication of Thomas Moore’s
Epistles, odes and other poems. PBSA 62, 1968.
Pearsall, R. B. Chronological annotations to 250 letters of Thomas
Moore. PBSA 63, 1969.
Jordan, H. H. Bolt upright: the life of Thomas Moore. 2 vols
Salzburg 1975. [jll and bgb]
Sydney Owenson, Lady Morgan
See Owenson, col 967.
William Motherwell 1797–1835
Dugald Moore | William Motherwell
Collections
Miles.
Rogers.
The poetical works. Boston 1843, 1847; ed J. M’Conechy, Glasgow
1847, 1849; Boston 1851, 1853, 1859, 1860; London 1860; New York
[186-?]; Boston 1863, 1864; Glasgow 1865; Boston 1866; New York
1879; Paisley 1881; New York 1885.
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The harp of Renfrewshire: a collection of songs and other poetical
pieces . . .. Ed Motherwell, Paisley 1819; Glasgow 1820, 1821 (as
Beauties of the Scottish poets); Paisley 1872–3 (with second ser).
Renfrewshire characters and scenery: a poem in three hundred and
sixty-five cantos. By ‘Isaac Brown’. Only one canto pbd Paisley
1824, 1881. Anon.
Minstrelsy ancient and modern . . .. Ed Motherwell, Glasgow 1827,
[1829?]; 2 vols Boston 1846; modified by C. Mackay, London 1861
(as The legendary and romantic ballads of Scotland); London
1864 (as Early Scottish ballads); 1 vol Paisley 1873.
M’Alpie, J. Certain curious poems. Ed Motherwell, Paisley 1828.
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