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Douglas, C. The Blackwood group. [1897.]
MacCurdy, E. A literary enigma: the Canadian boat song. Stirling
1936. Attributed to Moir and Lockhart.
Robson, E. H. A. Preparation for a study of metropolitan Scots of the
first half of the nineteenth century as exemplified in Mansie
Wauch. 1937.
Needler, G. H. The lone shieling: origins and authorship of the
Blackwood Canadian boat song. Toronto 1941. Attributed to Moir.
Nolte, E. Moir as Morgan Odoherty. PMLA 72 1957.
Nolte, E. A letter from Morgan Odoherty. Stud in Scottish Lit 2 1965.
Little, G. L. Christabess, by S. T. Colebritche esq [a parody by Moir in
Blackwood’s Mag June 1819]. MLR 56 1961.
Sydney, Lady Morgan 1776–1859
See Sydney Owenson, below.
James Justinian Morier 1780–1849
Bibliographies
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record, 2
vols 1951.
Collections
Sämmtliche werke. 15 vols Braunschweig 1837.
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Memoir of a campaign with the Ottoman army, 1800. 1801.
A journey through Persia, Armenia and Asia Minor to
Constantinople in the years 1808 and 1809, including an account
of the mission under Sir Harford Jones to the Shah of Persia. 1812,
1816; tr Fr 1813, Ger 1815.
A second journey through Persia, Armenia and Asia Minor to
Constantinople between the years 1810 and 1816, with a journal of
the voyage to the Brazils and Bombay to the Persian Gulf and an
account of the Embassy under Sir G. Ouseley. 1818; tr Fr 1818, Ger
1820, Ital 1820.
The adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan. 3 vols 1824, 1824 (with
preface), 3 vols Paris 1824, 2 vols Philadelphia 1824, 1 vol London
1835 (rev), Philadelphia 1835, London 1849 (rev), 1856, 1863,
Philadelphia [1880?], Manchester 1892; introd by E. G. Browne 2
vols Chicago and London 1895, 1 vol New York 1926; introd by G.
Curzon, illustr H. R. Millar 2 vols London and New York 1895,
New York 1896, 1 vol London 1902, 1912; ed C. J. Wills London 1897
(with introd by Sir F. Goldsmid), 1989 (rev); introd by C. E.
Beckett, illustr H. R. Millar [1899?], 1900, 1924; illustr H. R. Millar
1904; London and Toronto 1914; ed C. W. Stewart London 1923,
[1924]; preface by W. Scott, illustr H. Guilbeau 2 vols New York
1947, 1 vol [1947]; [1948]; introd by R. Jennings 1949; introd by R.
D. Altick 1954; tr Ger 1824, 1913, Fr 1824, 1933, Cz 1877; Persian,
1905, Ital, 1985.
reviews: Quart Rev 30 1824; Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1824; Quart
Rev 39 1829.
The adventures of Hajji Baba, of Ispahan, in England. 2 vols 1828,
Philadelphia 1828, New York 1828, 1 vol London 1835 (rev), Paris
1835, London 1850, 1856, 1863; ed L. S. Jast, London and New York
1925, London [1925], 1942; tr Ger 1829.
Zohrab the hostage. 3 vols 1832, 1832 (rev), 1833 (rev with notes), 2
vols New York 1833, 1 vol Paris 1833, London 1836, 1837, 1856, 1864;
tr Swed, 1834.
review: Quart Rev 48 1832.
Ayesha: the maid of Kars. 3 vols 1834, 1834, 2 vols Philadelphia 1834, 1
vol Paris 1834, 1843 (with Zohrab the hostage), London 1846; tr
Ger 1836, Swed 1836.
The man of honour, and The reclaimed. 2 vols 1834.
Abel Allnutt: a novel. 3 vols 1837, 2 vols Philadelphia 1837, 1 vol Paris
1837.
An oriental tale. [1839], Brighton 1839. Printed for sale in aid of
Sussex County Hospital.
The adventures of Tom Spicer, who advertised for a wife: a poem.
1840 (priv ptd).
The Mirza. 3 vols 1841, 1 vol Paris 1842; tr Ger 1842.
Literary contributions by various authors in aid of the funds of the
hospital for consumption and diseases of the chest, edited by Mrs
Leicester Stanhope. 1846. Contains contributions by Morier.
Misselmah: a Persian tale. Brighton 1847.
Martin Toutrond: a Frenchman in London in 1831. 1849 (anon), 1849
(signed), 1952. Written in French by Morier and translated by
himself.
The adventures of Hajji Baba in Turkey, Persia and Russia.
Philadelphia 1855; (as The life and adventures of the celebrated
oriental traveller Hajji Baba in Persia, Turkey and Russia) 1860,
[1880]. Compilation.
The life and adventures of the celebrated oriental traveller Hajji
Baba. 5 vols Philadelphia [1859?]. Compilation.
Morier also ‘edited’ with a preface W. Hauff, The banished: a Swabian historical
tale, 3 vols 1839, and St Roche: a romance from the German,3
vols 1847. DNB challenges the veracity of this ascription, however, arguing
that Morier’s name was attached merely to gain prestige, while he had no
involvement whatsoever in these works. He also translated the travel writings
of J. Scott-Waring into Fr as Voyage de l’Inde à Chryas, 1813. Morier
was also a regular contributor to Bentley’s Misc 1837–42.
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James Morier. Fraser’s Mag Feb 1833.
Maginn, W. In his A gallery of illustrious literary characters, ed W.
Bates [1873].
Zeidler, K. J. Beckford, Hope and Morier als Vertreter des orientalischen
Romans. Leipzig 1909.
The sun and the pen. TLS 22 July 1949.
Moussa-Mahmoud, F. Orientals in picaresque (Hope, Morier,
Meadows Taylor). Cairo Stud in Eng 1962.
Weinberger, A. I. The Middle-Eastern writings of James Morier,
traveller, novelist and creator of Hajji Baba. Dissertation
Abstracts International no 1290A, 1985.
Krotkoff, G. Hammer-Purgstall, Hajji Baba and the Moriers.
International Jnl of Middle East Stud 19 1987.
Pandit, P. Orientalist discourse and its literary representations in
the works of four British travel writers: James Morier, Alexander
Kinglake, Richard Burton and Gertrude Bell. Dissertation
Abstracts International no DA9109496, 1991. [am]
Henrietta Rouviere (afterwards Mosse),
Henrietta Rouviere Mosse d. 1835
Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
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Lussington Abbey: a novel. 2 vols 1804; tr Fr 1807.
The heirs of Villeroy: a romance. 3 vols 1806.
A peep at our ancestors: an historical romance. 4 vols 1807.
The old Irish baronet, or manners of my country: a novel. 3 vols 1808.
Arrivals from India, or time’s a great master: a novel. 4 vols 1812.
Craigh-Melrose Priory, or memoirs of the Mount Linton family: a
novel. 4 vols 1816; tr Fr 1817.
A bride and no wife: a novel. 4 vols 1817.
A father’s love and a woman’s friendship: or the widow and her
daughters. 5 vols 1825.
Gratitude and other tales. 3 vols 1826.
Woman’s wit & man’s wisdom, or intrigue: a novel. 4 vols 1827.
The Blandfords, or fate and fortune: a novel. 4 vols 1829.
For a listing of reviews and notices of Rouviere’s works, see Ward (1972, 1977).
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