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Ausgewählte Romane, aus dem Englischen von E. A. Moriarty und J.
Seybt. 16 pts Leipzig 1842–3.
Choice humorous works, with a new life of the author, portraits by
Maclise and D’Orsay, caricatures and facsimiles. [1873], [1879],
[1883], 1902.
Bon-mots of Samuel Foote and Thoedore Hook. Ed W. Jerrold 1894.
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The soldier’s return: or what can beauty do? a comic opera. 1805
(anon), Philadelphia 1807.
Catch him who can: a musical farce. 1806, 1829.
The invisible girl: a piece in one act. 1806, 1807, [182–?], 1826, [1840].
Tekeli, or the siege of Montgatz: a melodrama in three acts. 1806,
1807, New York 1807, London 1808, New York 1815, [182–?],
Philadelphia 1823, New York and Philadelphia 1825, London
1829, [1832], New York [1842], London [1855].
The fortress: a melo-drama, from the French. 1807, Philadelphia 1808.
Music-mad: a dramatic sketch. 1808, New York 1812, Boston 1812.
The man of sorrow, by Alfred Allendale [pseud]. 3 vols 1808, 1842, 1
vol (as Ned Musgrave: or the most unfortunate man in the world)
1842, 1853, 1854, New York 1854, Philadelphia nd.
Killing no murder: a farce in two acts. 1809 (2nd edn, together with a
preface and the scene suppressed by the Lord Chamberlain),
1809, 1809, 1809, New York 1809, London 1810, 1811, 1817; ed G.
Daniel 1833; [183–?], Calcutta [18–?].
Safe and sound: an opera in three acts. 1809, New York 1810.
Darkness visible: a farce. 1811, 1811, New York 1812, London 1817.
The trial by jury: a comic piece in two acts. 1811, New York 1811.
Facts illustrative of the treatment of Napolean Buonaparte in Saint
Helena. 1819 (anon), 1819, 1910 (in C. K. Shorter, Napoleon in his
own defence); tr Fr 1819.
Exchange no robbery, or the diamond ring: a comedy, by Richard
Jones [pseud]. 1820, 1820, [1825], 1829; ed G. Daniel 1887.
Tentamen: or an essay towards the history of Whittington, some
time Lord Mayor of London, by Vicesimus Blinkinsop [pseud].
1820, 1821. A satire on Sir Matthew Wood, the partisan of Queen
Caroline.
Sayings and doings: a series of sketches from life. 3 ser 1824–8
(anon). Ser 1 (Danvers, The friend of the family, Merton, and
Martha the gypsy) 3 vols 1824, 1824, 2 vols Philadelphia 1824, 1 vol
Andover [183–?], London 1836, 1872; ser 2 (The Sutherlands, The
man of many friends, Doubts and fears, and Passion and principle)
3 vols 1825, 2 vols Philadelphia 1825, 1 vol London 1838 (rev),
1872; ser 3 (Cousin William, and Gervase Skinner) 3 vols 1828, 2
vols Philadelphia 1828, 3 vols London 1834, 1 vol Paris 1836,
London 1839. Ser 1–3, 6 vols Philadelphia 1824–8, 3 vols London
1836.
Passion and principle. [18–?], London and New York [187–?], London
[1872]. Sayings and doings.
A day at the inn: an interlude in one act. [183–?], [1883] (with The
gentleman in black).
Gervase Skinner: or the sin of economy. [1830], New York 1857 (as
Gervase Skinner: penny wise and pound foolish), London and
New York [1872] (with Danvers), [1872] (vol 5 of Theodore Hook’s
novels). Taken from the Sayings and doings ser.
Maxwell: a story of the middle ranks. 3 vols 1830, 2 vols New York
1831, 1 vol London 1834, 1839, 1840, 1849, 1854 (rev), 1860, [1872],
[1878].
The life of General the Right Hon Sir David Baird, Bart. 2 vols 1832.
Love and pride. 3 vols 1833, 2 vols Philadelphia 1834, 1 vol London
1842 (as The widow and the Marquess: or love and pride), 1868,
London and New York [1872], [1873], London [18–?].
The parson’s daughter. 3 vols 1833, 1833, 2 vols Philadelphia 1833, 1
vol London 1835 (rev and corrected), 1847, 1851, 1852 (rev), London
and New York 1867, London 1872, 3 vols [1873], 1933.
Cousin William: a tale. New York 1835, 1837 (with The man of many
friends), 2 vols Hartford, S. Andrus 1846, London and New York
(as Cousin William: or the fatal attachment) [187–?], [1872], [1873].
Taken from the Sayings and doings ser.
Magpie Castle and other tales. Philadelphia 1835.
The man of many friends: a tale. New York 1835, [1872] (with The
friend of the family). Taken from the Sayings and doings ser.
Captain Gray. Ed E. G. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton, Philadelphia 1836.
Gilbert Gurney. 3 vols 1836, 1836, 2 vols Philadelphia 1836, 1 vol Paris
1836, London 1841, Philadelphia 1845, London 1850, 1857, [1871], 3
vols [1872–3], 1 vol [187–?]; tr Fr 1861. Serialised in NMM 1834–5.
Jack Brag. 3 vols 1837, 1837, 1 vol Paris 1837, Philadelphia 1837,
London 1839 (rev), 1847, 1850, Edinburgh and Dublin 1855,
London [1863], London and New York 1872, London [1879], 1884,
[18–?] (rev).
Gurney married: a sequel to Gilbert Gurney. 3 vols 1838, 1839, 1 vol
Paris 1839, 2 vols Philadelphia 1839, 1 vol London 1842, [1860],
[1863], [1863], London and New York [1872], London [187–?].
Serialised in NMM 1837–8.
Births, deaths and marriages. 3 vols 1839, 2 vols Philadelphia 1839, 1
vol Paris 1839, London 1842 (as All in the wrong: or births, deaths
and marriages), [1857], [1863] (as All in the wrong), [1872].
Merton: or ‘there’s many a slip ’twixt the cup and the lip’. [1840],
Philadelphia 1844, London and New York [1872], [1873]; tr Fr 1828.
Taken from Sayings and Doings ser.
Precepts and practice. Illustr Phiz 3 vols 1840, 1 vol Paris 1840, 1857,
[1863]. A collection of pieces first pbd in NMM.
Fathers and sons: a novel. 3 vols 1842, 2 vols Philadelphia 1842, 1 vol
Paris 1847, London 1847, [1860], 1872. Serialised in NMM 1840–1.
Peregrine Bunce, or settled at last: a novel. 3 vols 1842, 1 vol
Philadelphia 1844, London 1857, 1858, London and New York
[1873], London nd (part of ser entitled ‘Hook’s novels’).
The Ramsbottom letters. 1872, [1873], [1874] (with additional material
as The Ramsbottom papers, complete and unabridged).
Snowdon: a novel. New York 1875.
Hook also edited Reminiscences of Michael Kelly, 1826; J. A. Bernard, The
French stage and the French people, 2 vols 1841; and Adventures of an
actor, 1842, as well as the following novels: A. Dumas, Pascal Bruno, 1837; J.
T. J. Hewlett, Peter Priggins, 3 vols 1841; The Parish clerk, 3 vols 1841; and
H. M. G. Smythies, Cousin Geoffrey: the old bachelor, 3 vols 1840. He was
editor of Arcadian 1819–20, of John Bull from 1820 to 1841, and of NMM
and Humourist from vol 49 to 62. He also supervised the publication of The
blue book: or kalendar of literature, science and art for 1830, [1829].
Portraits of Hook appeared in Disraeli’s Coningsby and Thackeray’s Vanity
Fair.
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Maginn, W. Blackwood’s Mag March 1824. Review of Sayings and
doings.
Lockhart, J. G. Blackwood’s Mag Feb 1825. Review of Sayings and
doings.
Memoir. NMM Oct 1841. With portrait.
Theodore Edward Hook. Fraser’s Mag Nov 1841.
[Lockhart, J. G.] Peregrine Bunce. Quart Rev 72 1843.
Horne, R. H. In his A new spirit of the age vol 2, 1844.
Theodore Edward Hook. Chambers’s Jnl 7 Feb 1846.
A graybeard’s gossip about his literary acquaintance no 6. NMM
Aug 1847.
Barham, R. H. D. The life and remains of Hook. 2 vols 1849, 1850,
1853 (rev and corrected), 1877 (rev), 1883.
[Lockhart, J. G.] Hook: a sketch. 1852 (3 edns), 1853.
Hall, A. M. and S. C. Memories of authors: Hook and his friends.
Atlantic Monthly Apr 1865.
Maginn, W. In his A gallery of illustrious literary characters, ed W.
Bates, [1873].
Saintsbury, G. Theodore Hook. Macmillan’s Mag Nov 1893.