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Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record, 2
vols 1951.
Fierobe, C. In his C. R. Maturin (1780–1824): l’homme et l’œuvre,
Lille and Paris 1974.
Durkan, M. J. A checklist of works by C. R. Maturin. Eire (Univ of
Florida) 1 1977.
Frank, F. S. In his Gothic fiction: a master list of twentieth century
criticism and research, Westport CT 1988. Secondary material.
Selections
Tales of mystery. Ed G. Saintsbury 1891. Selections from Mrs
Radcliffe, Lewis and Maturin.
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Fatal revenge: or the family of Montorio, by Dennis Jasper Murphy.
3 vols 1807, 2 vols New York [1808], 4 vols London 1824, 1 vol 1840
(‘4th edn’), 1841; 3 vols New York 1974 (facs of 1st edn, with introd
by M. Lévy); Stroud 1994 (with introd by J. Cowley); tr Fr 1822.
review: [Scott, W.] Quart Rev 3 1810.
The wild Irish boy, by the author of Montorio. 3 vols 1808, 2 vols
New York 1808, 3 vols London 1814, 4 vols 1824, 1839; 3 vols New
York 1977 (facs of 1st edn, with introd by E. F. Bleiler); 3 vols New
York and London 1979 (facs of 1st edn, with introd by R. L. Wolff);
tr Fr 1828.
reviews: Annual Rev 7 1808; Satirist 2 1808.
The Milesian chief: a romance by the author of Montorio and The
wild Irish boy. 4 vols 1812, 2 vols Philadelphia and New York 1812;
4 vols New York and London 1979 (facs of 1st edn, with introd by
R. L. Wolff); tr Fr 1828.
reviews: Critical Rev 4th ser 1 1812; Monthly Rev n.s. 67 1812.
Bertram, or the Castle of St Aldobrand: a tragedy. 1816 (7 edns),
Boston 1816, New York 1816, Philadelphia 1816, London 1817, 1817,
New York 1817, Philadelphia 1822, Baltimore 1824, London 1827,
1829, New York 1847, 1848, London 1864, 1865, 1884, 1956; Oxford
1992 (facs of 1st edn, with introd by J. Wordsworth); ed J. N. Cox, in
his Seven Gothic dramas 1789–1826, Athens OH 1992; tr Fr 1821.
reviews: Antijacobin Rev 50 1816; Augustan Rev 3 1816; Br Critic
n.s. 5 1816; Br Lady’s Mag 3 1816; Br Rev 8 1816; [Coleridge, S. T.]
Courier 29 Aug–11 Sep 1816; Eclectic Rev n.s. 6 1816; Monthly Rev
n.s. 80 1816.
Manuel: a tragedy in five acts by the author of Bertram. 1817, 1817,
1817, Baltimore 1817, New York 1817, Philadelphia 1817.
reviews: Br Lady’s Mag 5 1817; European Mag 71 1817; Monthly
Rev n.s. 83 1817.
Women, or pour et contre: a tale by the author of Bertram etc. 3 vols
Edinburgh 1818, 2 vols New York 1818, Philadelphia 1818; 3 vols
New York and London 1979 (facs of 1st edn, with introd by R. L.
Wolff); tr Fr 1818.
reviews: Br Critic n.s. 9 1818; [Scott, W.] Edinburgh Rev 30 1818;
Monthly Rev n.s. 86 1818; Quart Rev 19 1818; Br Lady’s Mag 3rd ser
2 1819.
Fredolfo: a tragedy in five acts. 1819, Philadelphia 1819.
reviews: Monthly Mag 48 1819; Theatrical Inquisitor 15 1819.
Sermons. 1819, 1821.
Melmoth the wanderer: a tale by the author of Bertram. 4 vols
Edinburgh 1820, 1821, 2 vols Boston 1821, New York 1835, 3 vols
London 1892 (with memoir and bibliography); ed W. F. Axton,
Lincoln NE 1961, London 1966; ed D. Grant 1968, rptd with introd
by C. Baldick, 1989 (WCp); ed A. Hayter, Harmondsworth 1977; ed
D. P. Varma 1993; tr Fr 1821, 1954, 1965, Ger 1821, Rus 1976, 1983,
Romanian 1983. Dramatised by B. West [1823], [1830?].
reviews: Blackwood’s Mag Nov 1820; Eclectic Rev n.s. 14 1820;
NMM 14 1820; Edinburgh Mag n.s. 8 1821; Edinburgh Rev 35 1821;
Monthly Rev n.s. 94 1821; [Croker, J. W.] Quart Rev 24 1821.
The Albigenses: a romance by the author of Bertram etc. 4 vols 1824,
1824, 3 vols Philadelphia 1824; 4 vols New York 1974 (facs of 1st
edn, with introd by D. Kramer); tr Fr 1825.
reviews: Br Critic n.s. 21 1824; Edinburgh Literary Gazette no 55
Feb 1824; Edinburgh Mag n.s. 14 1824; Westminster Rev 1 1824;
Monthly Rev n.s. 106 1825.
Five sermons on the errors of the Roman Catholic Church. Dublin
1824, 1826.
Leixlip Castle: an Irish family legend. Literary Souvenir 1825; in The
Grimoire and other supernatural stories, ed M. Summers, 1936.
The sybil’s prophecy: a dramatic fragment. Literary Souvenir 1826.
Attributed works
Lines on the battle of Waterloo: prize poem. Dublin 1816. Attributed
to Maturin by his anon biographer in NMM, May 1827, but pbd
under the authorship of John Shee, an undergraduate at Trinity
College, Dublin.
The universe: a poem. 1821. The title page bears Maturin’s name, but
most or all was probably written by James Wills.
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The writings of Maturin. London Mag 3 May 1821.
Conversations of Maturin. NMM May–June 1827.
Recollections of Maturin. NMM Aug, Oct 1827.
Memoranda of Maturin. Douglas Jerrold’s Shilling Mag 3 1846.
James Wills, D.D. Dublin Univ Mag 86 1875. On the poem The universe.
Maturin and the novel of terror. TLS 26 Aug 1920.
Cook, D. Maturin MSS at Abbotsford. TLS 16 Sep 1920.
Correspondence of Sir W. Scott and Maturin. Ed E. Ratchford and W.
H. McCarthy, Austin TX 1937; rptd New York 1980.
Buchan, A. M. Maturin’s birth date. N & Q 8 July 1950.
Kramer, D. Maturin. New York 1973. [pg]
Caroline Maxwell
Charles Robert Maturin | William Hamilton Maxwell
Alfred of Normandy, or the ruby cross: an historical romance. 2 vols
1808.
Lionel, or the impenetrable command: an historical romance. 2 vols
1809.
The Earl of Desmond, or O’Brien’s cottage: an Irish story. 3 vols 1810.
Feudal tales: being a collection of romantic narratives and other
poems. [1810?]
Laura, or the invisible lover: a novel. 3 vols 1811.
Malcolm Douglas, or the sibylline prophecy: a novel. 2 vols [1812?].
The actress, or countess and no countess: a novel. 4 vols 1823.
Beauties of English and Scottish history. 1825.
The history of the Holy Bible: being an abridgement of the Old and
New Testament. 1827.
The juvenile edition of Shakespeare: adapted to the capacities of
youth. 1828. [pg]
William Hamilton Maxwell 1792–1850
Bibliographies
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record, 2
vols 1951.
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O’Hara: or 1798. 2 vols 1825. Anon.
Stories of Waterloo and other tales. 3 vols 1829, 1 vol 1833, 1834, 1850
etc.
Wild sports of the West, with legendary tales and local sketches. 2
vols 1832, 1833, New York 1833, 1 vol London 1847, 1849; illustr F.
Gillett [1915]; ed Earl of Dunraven 1915; tr Irish 1933.
The Hamilton wedding: a humorous poem. 1833.
The field-book: or sports and pastimes of the United Kingdom,
compiled from the best authorities, ancient and modern. 1833.
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