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utions of Q. Q. to a periodical work, 2 vols 1824. 1 piece, ‘Personal
religion’, pbd separately [c. 1868] in Hodder & Stoughton’s Tracts
for Today ser.
The Sheffield Iris. 21 Jan 1816 (a poem ‘To Ami. In reply’), 16 July 1816
(‘The squire’s pew’, a poem 1st pbd in Essays in rhyme, 1816).
Letters
Extracts from correspondence. In vol 2 of Isaac Taylor [jr], Memoirs
and poetical remains . . . of the late Jane Taylor, 2 vols 1825. New,
rev and enlarged edn. In vol 1 of The family pen, 2 vols 1867.
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Taylor, Isaac [jr]. Memoirs . . . of the late Jane Taylor. Vol 1 of
Memoirs and poetical remains . . ., 2 vols 1825.
Annual biography and obituary for the year 1827.
Elwood, Anne K. Memoirs of the literary ladies of England. 2 vols
1843.
Knights, Helen C. Jane Taylor: her life and letters. 1880.
Walford, L. B. Four biographies from ‘Blackwood’. Edinburgh 1888.
Roberts, R. Ellis.‘Another Jane’. New Statesman 1 May 1926.
Kirkman, M. C.‘A half-forgotten singer’. English Churchman and St
James’s Chron Suppl 5005, 1 Dec 1938.
‘Another Jane’ [transcription with notes of ms The adventures of
Don Floris in Spain, and Cecilia]. BC 26 Spring 1977. Original ms
now missing, photographed copy held by Osborne Collection,
Toronto.
Kestner, J. Everyone knows her rhyme, but who remembers Jane?
Smithsonian 14, 7, 1983. Illus. [cds]
Isaac Taylor jr, later of Stanford Rivers 1787–1865
Unpbd letters, a diary (1793–1836), sketch book, many drawings and engravings
and portrait silhouettes at Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds.
Several drawings in Ann Taylor Gilbert’s Album in the Osborne Collection,
Toronto.
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Incidents of childhood. 1821, 1822. Pbd anonymously; claimed by
Isaac jr. 2 of these stories rptd in The family pen 1867, 1 ascribed to
Jemima (Taylor) Herbert. Illustr Taylors.
review: Eclectic Rev Dec 1821.
Elements of thought; or first lessons in the knowledge of the mind.
1822, 1824, 1833 (new edn), 1834–46 (6 edns), New York 1851 (no
known copies), 1851 (2nd Amer edn from 9th London edn),
London 1853 (10th edn), 1857 (new edn, re-written as The world of
mind), New York 1858 (as The world of mind), London 1866 (11th
edn), 1870 (12th edn), 1881 (13th edn).
reviews: Monthly Rev July 1822, GM Aug 1825, Athenaeum Feb
1858 (World of mind).
Memoirs and poetical remains of the late Jane Taylor: with extracts
from her correspondence. 2 vols 1825, 2 vols 1826, Boston 1826 (1
vol), Philadelphia 1827 (1 vol), 1828 (2 vols), Lowell MA 1829 (2
vols), London 1831 (new edn, 1 vol), Boston 1832 (1 vol), 1833 (1 vol),
London 1841 (4th edn, 1 vol), 1845 (no known copies), 1867 (rev edn
as Memoirs and correspondence of Jane Taylor in The family pen,
vol 1). Illustr Taylors.
reviews: Monthly Rev Jan 1826; Evangelical Mag Jan 1826;
Eclectic Rev Feb 1826; Christian Examiner 3 and 6, 1826; Christian
Monthly Spectator 8 1826; US Rev and Literary Gazette 1 1827.
Individual works after 1825 (first editions only)
The history of the transmission of ancient books to modern times.
1827.
The process of historical proof. 1828.
Herodotus, tr from the Greek . . . with . . . notes. 1829.
A new model of Christian missions. 1829.
The natural history of enthusiasm. 1829.
The temple of Melekartha. 3 vols 1831. A novel.
Jane Taylor | Isaac Taylor jr
Saturday evening. 1832.
Fanaticism. 1833.
Spiritual despotism. 1835.
Physical theory of another life. 1836.
Home education. 1838.
Ancient Christianity and the doctrine of the Oxford Tracts for the
Times. 2 vols 1839.
Man responsible for his dispositions, opinions and conduct. 1840.
Four lectures on spiritual Christianity. 1841.
Two letters on the Scottish church. 1843.
Loyola and Jesuitism in its rudiments. 1849.
Wesley and Methodism. 1851.
The restoration of belief. 3 pts. 1852–5.
The world of mind. 1857. A rewriting of Elements of thought, 1822.
Logic in theology. 1859.
Ultimate civilization. 1860.
The spirit of Hebrew poetry. 1861.
Lectures delivered before the Young Men’s Christian Association in
Exeter Hall, from November 1861 to February 1862.
Considerations on the Pentateuch. 1863.
Collaborative works
For Isaac jr’s contributions to The new cries of London (1803), Original
poems (1804–5), Rural scenes (1805), City scenes (1806), Signor Topsy-
Turvey’s wonderful magic lantern (1810), Hymns for infant minds
(1810), The mother’s fables (1812), Original hymns for Sunday schools
(1812), The linnet’s life (1822), see The Taylors of Ongar, Collaborative
works, above.
Contributions to books and periodicals
The minor’s pocket book. 1803 (poem ‘Consumption’ signed ‘Imus’),
1807 (verse Charade I signed ‘I.T.’).
Ann Taylor Gilbert’s Album [1813–1936]. Photo facs New York 1978.
The Eclectic Review. Mar, Apr, May 1819. Review of Mme de Staël’s
Considerations sur . . . la Révolution Française, Jan 1820; review
of Washington Irving’s Sketchbook of Geoffrey Crayon, gent.
Other unsigned reviews July 1817, May 1818, Oct 1818, May 1820,
Jan 1821.
Taylor, Jane. The contributions of Q. Q. to a periodical work. 2 vols
1824. Preface.
Memoirs and poetical remains . . . of the late Jane Taylor. 2 vols 1825.
Preface.
Contributions to books and periodicals
Isaac of Stanford Rivers contributed to a number of books, including The
Imperial dictionary of universal biography [18_?] (11 entries);
Jonathan Edwards, An inquiry into . . . freedom of will, 1831 (introd);
The missionary, 1833 (‘A Sunshine prospect’); Thomas Ragg, The deity,
1834 (introd); Blaise Pascal, Thoughts on religion and philosophy, 1838
(introd); Gustavus Pfizer, Life of Luther, tr J. S. Williams 1840 (introd); Mrs
Henry van Hagen, Evenings in the land of Uz, 1843 (introd); William
Nevins, Thoughts on Popery, 1843 (rev); Josephus, tr Robert Traill 1847
(ed); Jefferys Taylor, The family bible 1853 (preface); The Jewish war of
Flavius Josephus, new tr by Robert Traill 1862 (ed with notes); Jane Taylor,
The contributions of Q. Q. 13th edn 1866 (new preface).
His main contributions to periodicals were for Eclectic Rev; North Br Rev
and Edinburgh Rev. See Wellesley vol 5; see also Good Words 1864
(Personal recollections).
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Obituaries: Illus London News 12 Aug 1865; GM Sep 1865.
Fraser, James. The literary life of Isaac Taylor. In Macmillan’s Mag
Oct 1865.
Isaac Taylor. Leisure Hour 6 Apr 1867 (3 pts).
Taylor, Henry. The historian of enthusiasm. In James Stephen,
Essays in ecclesiastical biography vol 2, 1868 (rptd with corrections
and addns from Edinburgh Rev 143).
Gilbert, Josiah. Isaac Taylor. Expositor 3rd ser 2, Aug 1885. [cds]
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