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William Mudford 1782–1848
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A critical enquiry into the moral writings of Dr Samuel Johnson.
1802 (anon), 1803.
Augustus and Mary, or the maid of Buttermere: a domestic tale.
1803.
Nubilia in search of a husband, including sketches of modern
society, and interspersed with moral and literary disquisitions.
1809 (anon), 1809 (2nd edn, containing 2 additional chs), 1809
(4th edn), Philadelphia 1809.
The contemplatist: a series of essays upon morals and literature.
1810.
The life and adventures of Paul Plaintive esq, an author, compiled
from original documents, and interspersed with specimens of his
genius, in prose and poetry, by Martin Gribaldus Swammerdam
(his nephew and executor). 2 vols 1811.
A critical examination of the writings of Richard Cumberland esq. 2
vols 1812, 1812, 1 vol 1812 (as The life of Richard Cumberland esq,
embracing a critical examination of his various writings), 2 vols
1814.
The historical account of the battle of Waterloo: comprehending a
circumstantial narrative of the whole events of the war of 1815. Pt
1 1816, 1817 (as An historical account of the campaign in the
Netherlands in 1815).
The five nights of St Albans. 3 vols Edinburgh 1829 (anon), 2 vols
Philadelphia 1833, 3 vols London 1835, 1 vol [1878], [c. 1890].
review: [Lockhart, J. G.] Blackwood’s Mag 26, Oct 1829.
The Premier. 3 vols 1831. Anon.
The iron shroud: or Italian revenge. Glasgow 1839 (anon), Paisley
1839, rptd in Tales and trifles from Blackwood’s, below, vol 1; rptd
in Romantic Gothic tales 1790–1840, ed G. R. Thompson, New
York 1979; rptd in Tales of terror from Blackwood’s Mag, ed R.
Morrison and C. Baldick, Oxford 1995 (WCp).
Stephen Dugard: a novel, by the author of Five knights [sic] of St
Albans. 3 vols 1840, 1 vol [1860].
Tales and trifles from Blackwood’s and other popular mags. 2 vols
1849.
Attributed works
Arthur Wilson: a study. 3 vols 1872. Anon.
Mudford also prefixed a life of James Beattie to Beauties from the writings
of Beattie, 1809, and a critique of Goldsmith to his edn of the Essays, 1804.
He translated several works from the Fr, including Helvétius, De l’esprit and
Mme de Grafigny, Lettres d’une Péruvienne, edited several papers at different
times and was a frequent contributor to Blackwood’s Mag.For
details of his edn of the British novelists, 1810–17, see also M. Sadleir, XIX
century fiction: a bibliographical record vol 2, pp. 141–2. For a fuller
listing of reviews and notices of Mudford’s works, see Ward (1972).
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Guthke, K. S. Georg Büchner und Mudford. Archiv 198 1961. [pg]
Amelia Opie, née Alderson 1769–1853
Bibliographies
Block, A. In his The English novel 1740–1850, 1961.
Collections
Works. 12 vols in 11 Boston 1827.
Works. 2 vols New York 1835.
Works. 3 vols Philadelphia [1841] (with biographical sketch), 1848,
New York 1974 (facs).
Miscellaneous tales. 12 vols 1845–7.
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The dangers of coquetry: a novel. 2 vols [1790]. Anon.
The father and daughter: a tale in prose, with an epistle from the
Sydney, Lady Morgan | Amelia Opie
maid of Corinth to her lover, and other poetical pieces. 1801, 1801
(2nd edn), 1804 (4th edn), 1809 (6th edn), Georgetown 1812,
Washington 1812, New York 1814, London 1819 (8th edn), Boston
1827, London 1844 (10th edn), 1994 (facs); tr Fr 1802, Ital 1817 (as
L’Agnese. Dramma semi-serio, per musica, music by Luigi
Buonavoglia).
review: Monthly Rev June 1801.
Poems. 1802, 1803, 1804, 1806, 1808, 1811, New York 1978 (facs).
reviews: Edinburgh Rev Oct 1802; Br Critic Nov 1802; Critical
Rev Dec 1802; Monthly Rev Dec 1802.
An elegy to the memory of the late Duke of Bedford, written on the
evening of his interment. 1802, New York 1978 (facs, with Psyche
and other poems).
reviews: Monthly Rev May 1802; Critical Rev Dec 1802.
Adeline Mowbray, or the mother and daughter: a tale. 3 vols 1804,
1805, 1 vol Edinburgh 1805, Georgetown 1808, London 1810,
Boston 1827, London 1844, 1844 (with The welcome home and
The Quaker and The young man of the world), New York 1974
(facs), introd by J. Winterson, London 1986, Oxford 1995 (facs); tr
Fr 1806.
reviews: Critical Rev Feb 1805; Br Critic June 1805; Monthly Rev
Nov 1806.
Simple tales. 4 vols 1806, 1806, 1809 (3rd edn), 1815 (4th edn), 2 vols
Georgetown 1807, 1810, Boston 1827; tr Fr 1815 (as Étrennes à mon
fils, ou simples contes à l’usage de la jeunesse).
reviews: Edinburgh Rev July 1806; Critical Rev Aug 1806;
Monthly Rev Aug 1807; Br Critic May 1808.
The warrior’s return and other poems. 1808, Philadelphia 1808, New
York 1808, 1978 (facs, with The black man’s lament).
reviews: GM July 1808; Monthly Rev Dec 1808; Br Critic Aug
1809.
The black velvet pelisse and The mother and son. New York 1810;
The black velvet pelisse (pbd alone) New York 1815, 1815.
The robber; and The revenge. New York 1810.
The brother and sister. Philadelphia 1811.
Murder will out. New Haven 1812, New York 1818, 1844 (in The
omnibus of modern romance).
Temper, or domestic scenes: a tale. 3 vols 1812, 2 vols New York 1812,
Boston 1812, 4 vols London 1813 (3rd edn), 1827; tr Fr 1813 (as
Emma et Saint-Aubin, ou caractères et scènes de la vie privée).
reviews: Br Critic May 1812; Monthly Rev June 1812; Critical Rev
Aug 1812; GM Nov 1812.
Tales of real life. 3 vols 1813, 1816 (3rd edn), Boston 1827.
review: Monthly Rev Nov 1813.
Edgar et Alfred (with Maria Edgeworth’s Conseils à mon fils, ou les
deux familles). Paris 1814. Not separately pbd in Eng.
La dissipatrice ou lady Ellen et lady Anna. Paris, 1815. Not separately
pbd in Eng; tr Rus 1819 (as Ladi Elena).
Valentine’s Eve. 3 vols 1816, 1816, 2 vols Boston 1816, 1 vol 1827; tr Fr
1816 (as Catherine Shirley, ou la veille de la Saint-Valentin).
review: Monthly Rev Apr 1816.
The cabinet, containing an elegant collection of entertaining stories
designed for the amusement of boys and girls by Mrs Opie,
Madame de Montfolieu and others. Poughkeepsie NY 1818.
New tales. 4 vols 1818, 1819 (3rd edn), 2 vols New York 1818,
Philadelphia 1818, Boston 1827, Paris 1831; tr Fr 5 vols 1818 (as
Étrennes aux jeunes gens, ou nouveaux contes moraux).
reviews: Br Critic July 1818; Edinburgh Mag Sep 1818.
Tales of the heart. 4 vols 1820, 2 vols New York 1820; tr Fr 1831.
review: Edinburgh Mag Aug 1820.
Madeline: a tale. 2 vols 1822, Boston 1827; tr Fr 3 vols 1822, 1822 (as
Madeline ou memoires d’une jeune écossaise).
The negro boy’s tale, a poem addressed to children. Norwich 1824.
Illustrations of lying, in all its branches. 2 vols 1825, 1825, Boston
1826, 1827, New York 1827, Exeter NH 1829, 1832, Hartford CT
1837; ed T. O. Summers, Nashville 1882, Hartford CT 1883.
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