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Lives of the British admirals: containing also a new and accurate
naval history, from the earliest periods. By Dr John Campbell.
Continued to the year 1779 by Dr Berkenhout. 8 vols, commencing
1812. The original editor of this new edn was Henry Redhead
Yorke. Galt contributed the anon lives of Anson, Hawke and
Byron to vol 6, ed W. Stevenson 1814.
The original and rejected theatre (later The new British theatre),
edited by John Galt. 4 vols 1814–15. This periodical contains 10 of
Galt’s dramas, all anon. Vol 1 (1814) includes The prophetess, The
word of honour, The witness (performed and printed at
Edinburgh in 1818 as The appeal, see below), The masquerade, and
The watch-house (written in collaboration with his brother
Thomas). The mermaid is in Vol 2 (1814), and vol 3 of the same
year holds The sorceress, Orpheus, The apostate (part of which
was rptd in The Knickerbocker in July 1838 as The Atlantines),
and Love, honour, and interest. Vol 4 (1815) has Hector, and The
Savoyard: a drama.
King Edward III: an historical drama. 1815. Anon. Copy in
Huntington.
The Majolo: a tale. 1815. Anon. A second vol was added, and the work
was rptd in 1816, see below.
The life and studies of Benjamin West, esq President of the Royal
Academy of London, prior to his arrival in England; compiled
from materials furnished by himself. 1816, Philadelphia 1816,
1817, London 1817, 1820. A 2nd vol or part was pbd in 1820, see
below. 1816 vol abridged Boston 1831, 1832 (as The progress of
genius: or authentic memoirs of the early life of West). Facs edn,
including both parts, ed N. Wright, Gainesville FL 1960.
review: Critical Rev May 1816.
The crusade: a poem. 1816. Anon.
The Majolo: a tale. 2 vols 1816. Galt added his name, and another vol,
to The Majolo of 1815.
review: Eclectic Rev Jan 1816.
The appeal: a tragedy in three acts: as performed at the Theatre-
Royal, Edinburgh. 1818. Anon. The play is Galt’s The witness of
1814, with a prologue by J. G. Lockhart, and epilogue by Sir Walter
Scott.
review: Monthly Mag Apr 1818.
The rocking-horse: or true things and sham things: intended for the
amusement and instruction of children, by ‘Robin Goodfellow’.
[1819?] (no known copies), New York 1825 (copy in UCLA lib).
The history of Gog and Magog, the champions of London: containing
an account of the origin of many things relative to the city. A
tale. By ‘Robin Goodfellow’. 1819, facs edn 1985, of 1819 copy in
the Osborne and Lillian H. Smith cols, Toronto Public Lib.
Glenfell: or Macdonalds and Campbells. An Edinburgh tale of the
nineteenth century. 1820. Anon. Fiction; tr Fr 1823.
The wandering Jew: or the travels and observations of Hareach
the prolonged . . . By the ‘Rev T. Clark’. 1820, [1820] (second edn,
rev as The travels and observations of Hareach, the wandering
Jew . . .).
An abridgement of the most popular modern voyages and
travels . . . By the ‘Rev T. Clark’. 4 vols 1820. Vols sold separately.
Vol 1 Europe; vol 2 Asia; vol 3 Africa; vol 4 America. For example, a
fuller title for vol 2 is Popular voyages and travels: comprising the
tour of Asia . . . with introductory remarks on the character and
manners of various Asiatic nations.
All the voyages round the world . . . By ‘Captain Samuel Prior’. 1820,
1821, New York 1843.
The life, studies, and works of Benjamin West, esq President of the
Royal Academy of London, composed from materials furnished
by himself. 2 vols London and Edinburgh 1820, 1960. Vol 1 is as
pbd in 1816; vol 2, headed Part 2, is The life and works of
Benjamin West, esq President of the Royal Academy of London,
subsequent to his arrival in this country; composed from materials
furnished by himself.
The earthquake: a tale. 3 vols Edinburgh 1820 (anon), 2 vols New
York 1821.
review: Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1821.
Andrew of Padua, the improvisatore: a tale from the Italian of the
Abbate Furbo. And The vindictive father, from the Spanish of
Leandra of Valladerras. 1820. Anon. Copy in Guelph Public Lib.
A description of Death on the pale horse; also a catalogue of pictures,
representing a series of events connected with the life and
death of our Saviour: painted by B. West . . .. 1820. Signed J. G.
Copy in Boston Athenaeum.
Pictures, historical and biographical, drawn from English, Scottish
and Irish history. 2 vols 1821, 1824.
Annals of the parish: or the chronicle of Dalmailing during the ministry
of the Rev Micah Balwhidder. Written by himself.
Edinburgh 1821 (anon), Philadelphia 1821, Edinburgh 1822, 1841
(with the Ayrshire legatees, below), 1844 etc; ed J. I. Watson (with
The Ayrshire legatees), Glasgow 1877; ed S. R. Crockett 1895; ed A.
Ainger 1895; ed G. S. Gordon 1908; ed J. MacInnes [1908];
abridged G. C. Pringle (as The minister of Dalmailing) 1909; ed G.
B. Macdonald 1910 (EL); illustr H. W. Kerr 1910, 1928; ed W. M.
Parker 1952; ed J. Kinsley, Oxford 1967; ed J. Kinsley and I. A.
Gordon, Oxford 1986 (WC); tr Fr 3 vols 1824. Dramatised for television
by H. MacMillan, BBC Scotland Oct–Nov 1981 (dir J.
Hunter, prod T. Cotter); Audio-cassette edn, Audio visual lib services,
Falkirk 1982.
reviews: Blackwood’s Mag May 1821 (several reviews were rptd
by Moir in an appendix to Annals, 1841).
The Ayrshire legatees: or the Pringle family. Edinburgh 1821 (anon),
Edinburgh 1823 (with The gathering of the West, below), New
York 1823, Edinburgh 1841 (with Annals, above, and a memoir by �
[D. M. Moir]), 1844 etc; ed J. I. Watson (with Annals, above),
Glasgow 1877; ed A. Ainger (with Annals) 1895, 1896, 1903; ed G.
B. Macdonald 1910; abridged Glasgow [1922]; ed F. Beaumont
[1930]. First pbd in Blackwood’s Mag June 1820–Feb 1821, rptd in
Portfolio (Philadelphia) 1821–2.
review: John Bull July 1821.
The national spelling-book . . ., revised and improved by the ‘Rev T.
Clark’. 1821, 1823.
The national reader: consisting of early lessons in history, geography,
biography, natural history, mythology . . . by the ‘Rev T.
Clark’. 1821, 1821, 1823.
Sir Andrew Wylie, of that ilk. 3 vols Edinburgh 1822, 1822, 2 vols
New York 1822, London 1841, 1850, 1854, 1868 etc, 2 vols Boston
1895. Fiction.
The Provost. Edinburgh 1822 (anon), 1822, New York 1822,
Edinburgh 1842 (with The steam-boat and The omen), 1850, 1869,
2 vols Boston 1896; illustr J. M. Aitken 1913; 1968; ed I. A. Gordon,
Oxford 1973; ed I. A. Gordon, Oxford 1982 (WC); tr Fr 3 vols 1824
(with Annals). Fiction.
review: Quarterly Rev Jan 1822.
The steam-boat. Edinburgh 1822 (anon), New York 1823; Edinburgh
1842 (with The provost and The omen), 1850, 1869 etc; tr Ger 1826.
First pbd in Blackwood’s Mag Feb–Sep 1821.
The gathering of the West: or We’ve come to see the King.
Edinburgh 1823 (anon, with The Ayrshire legatees); ed B. A.
Booth, Baltimore 1939, rptd New York 1979. First pbd in
Blackwood’s Mag Sep 1822, and pbd in 1822 in pam form (same
setting, different pagination). Fiction.
The English primer; or child’s first book . . . by the ‘Rev T. Clark’.
[1822]; tr Fr, date unknown.
The English mother’s first catechism for her children: containing
those things most necessary to be known at an early age.
Illustrated by one hundred engravings. By the ‘Rev T. Clark’.
Intended as a sequel to The English primer. 1822, 1824; tr Fr, date
unknown.
New general school atlas . . . by the ‘Rev T. Clark’. [1822?].