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tions redrawn for the Home Treasury ser 1843 (anon), 1846, 1855,
[c. 1855?] (with the ballad of Chevy Chase, as ‘The favorite ballads
of Chevy Chase & Sir Hornbook’); Tokyo 1984 (facs of ‘1814’ edn).
Children’s book. Some authorities mention an 1845 edn, but this
appears to be an error for 1846. Tr Rus 1988 (with Nightmare
Abbey, Gryll Grange etc).
reviews: European Mag, Jan 1814; Br Critic, May 1814; Literary
Panorama, May 1814; [Barbauld, A. L.] Monthly Rev, June 1814;
The juvenile rev: or moral and critical observations on children’s
books pt 1, 1817.
Sir Proteus: a satirical ballad, by P. M. O’Donovan esq. 1814. Poem
with extensive notes.
Headlong Hall.‘1816’ [1815] (anon), Philadelphia 1816, London 1816
(‘second edition’) (rev), 1822 (‘third edition’) (rev), 1837 (Bentley’s
Standard Novels, above) (slightly rev), New York 1845 (‘first
American edition’) (with Nightmare Abbey) (Wiley and Putnam’s
Lib of Choice Reading), rptd 1848 (Putnam’s Choice Lib), rptd
1850, London 1856 (ptd from Bentley’s plates with unauthorised
use of Peacock’s name on title page) (with Nightmare Abbey),
New York [1887] (with Nightmare Abbey) (Putnam’s
Knickerbocker Nuggets); ed R. Garnett [1908] (rptd from his 1891
edn, with Nightmare Abbey) (EL); 1929 (with Nightmare Abbey)
(WC); ed J. Tamagnan, Paris 1958 (abridged); introd by P. M.
Yarker 1961 (with Nightmare Abbey) (EL); ed M. Baron and M.
Slater, Oxford 1987 (with Gryll Grange) (WCp); Ware 1995 (with
Nightmare Abbey) (Wordsworth Classics); introd by R. Bradbury,
Columbia SC 1997 (rptd from Works 1875); Love and opportunity,
rptd in Morning Chron, 27 Dec 1815; Chorus, rptd ‘with its last
new reading’ (as Song of the Headlong Ap-Headlong) in Leigh
Hunt, On poems of joyful impulse, Musical Times, 15 Mar 1854.
reviews: Critical Rev, Jan 1816; La Belle Assemblée, Feb 1816;
NMM, 1 Feb 1816; Eclectic Rev, Apr 1816, rptd Analectic Mag
(Philadelphia), July 1816; Literary Panorama, Apr 1816; Br Lady’s
Mag, Sep 1816; Monthly Rev, Mar 1817; Broadway Jnl (New York),
17 May 1845.
Prologue to J. Tobin’s The faro table: or the guardians (Drury Lane, 5
Nov 1816). 1816 (prologue ascribed to ‘E. Peacock, esq.’), New York
1817; prologue also ptd Morning Chron, 6 Nov 1816 (‘by Mr.
Peacock’). Peacock’s epilogue not ptd.
Melincourt, by the author of Headlong Hall. 3 vols 1817, 2 vols
Philadelphia 1817, 1 vol London 1856 (with new preface dated Mar
1856) (as Melincourt: or Sir Oran Haut-ton), rptd [1884] (Select Lib
of Fiction, with cover title Miss Melincourt: or ten thousand a
year) (only known copy in a priv collection); The flower of love,
rptd Literary Gazette, 15 Mar 1817; The city of Novote and The
borough of Onevote, ed W. H. D. Rouse, Election scenes in fiction,
London and Glasgow 1929 (Blackie’s Eng Texts); ed H. G.
Nicholas, To the hustings: election scenes from English fiction,
1956; Cimmerian Lodge, illustr F. Butler, Berkeley CA 1976
(Poltroon Press, c. 100 copies). Tr Fr 2 vols 1818.
reviews: Literary Gazette, 22 Mar 1817; Critical Rev, May 1817;
NMM, 1 May 1817; Monthly Mag, 1 June 1817; Monthly Rev, July
1817; Amer Monthly Mag, July 1817; North Amer Rev, Sep 1817; Br
Critic, Oct 1817 (tentatively ascribes authorship to Sir William
Drummond); Portfolio (Philadelphia), Apr 1818; [Chorley, H. F.]
Athenaeum, 19 Apr 1856.
The Round Table: or King Arthur’s feast, embellished with eighteen
engravings. [1817]. Anon but announced as by the author of Sir
Hornbook in Edinburgh Rev, Nov 1817. Children’s book.
Rhododaphne, or the Thessalian spell: a poem. 1818 (anon),
Philadelphia 1818; rptd in Southern Literary Messenger
(Richmond VA), June–July 1843 (attribution to Richard Dabney
questioned and eventually withdrawn, July, Sep, Oct 1843). P. B.
Shelley’s review, written in 1818 and intended for Examiner, 1st
ptd with his Notes on sculptures in Rome and Florence, ed H. B.
Forman 1879 (priv ptd).
Thomas Love Peacock
reviews: Literary Gazette, 21 Feb 1818; La Belle Assemblée, Mar
1818; rptd in Athenaeum: or Spirit of the Eng magazines (Boston),
July 1818; Monthly Mag, 1 Apr 1818; Literary Panorama, May 1818;
Amer Monthly Mag, Nov 1818; Monthly Rev, Feb 1819, quoted in
Fireside Mag (Stamford), Apr 1819; Virginia Evangelical and
Literary Mag, May 1819 (ascribes authorship to Dabney for first
time); Analectic Mag (Philadelphia), Jan 1820.
Nightmare Abbey, by the author of Headlong Hall. 1818,
Philadelphia 1819, London 1837 (Bentley’s Standard Novels,
above) (rev), New York 1845 (‘first American edition’) (with
Headlong Hall) (Wiley and Putnam’s Lib of Choice Reading), rptd
1848 (Putnam’s Choice Lib), rptd 1850, London 1856 (ptd from
Bentley’s plates with unauthorised use of Peacock’s name on title
page) (with Headlong Hall), New York [1887] (with Headlong
Hall) (Putnam’s Knickerbocker Nuggets); ed R. Garnett [1908]
(rptd from his 1891 edn, with Headlong Hall) (EL); ed C. E. Jones
1923 (corrected type facs of 1818 edn) (Oxford Misc); 1929 (with
Headlong Hall) (WC); ed J.-J. Mayoux, Paris 1936 (with Fr trn)
(with The misfortunes of Elphin); introd by J. B. Priestley 1947
(with Crotchet Castle) (Novel Lib), rptd New York 1964; ed C.
Connolly, Great English short novels, 1953 (without Peacock’s
notes); introd by P. M. Yarker, London 1961 (with Headlong Hall)
(EL); New York 1964 (Norton Lib); ed A. R. Tompkins, London
1966 (Blackie’s Medallion Eng Texts); ed W. E. Buckler, Minor
classics of nineteenth-century fiction, Boston 1967 (Riverside
Edns); ed R. Wright, Harmondsworth 1969 (with Crotchet Castle)
(Penguin Eng Lib); introd by J. Wordsworth, Oxford 1992 (facs of
1818 edn); ed K. H. Brown, Masterpieces of the English short
novel, New York 1992 (text rptd from Connolly edn); introd by M.
Butler, illustr P. Forster 1994 (Folio Soc); Ware 1995 (with
Headlong Hall) (Wordsworth Classics); Seamen three: a song,
illustr M. Lock, Kingston (Ont.) 1991 (Locks’ Press, 160 copies);
radio adaptation by D. Cleverdon (BBC 3rd Programme Dec 1949)
(unpbd); dramatisation by A. Sharp (Westminster theatre 27 Feb
1952), in Plays of the year, vol 7 1953, separately rptd 1971 (Ginn
Drama Texts); by H. Nicholson in The second book of one-act
plays, 1954 (as Port and a pistol); by E. Zeal (Edinburgh Festival
Aug 1987) (unpbd). Ms Fr trn mentioned by R. Garnett in introd
to his 1891 edn is at Harvard. Tr Ger 1913, 1989, Fr 1936 (above),
1993, Ital [1952], 1958 (with Crotchet Castle), Portuguese 1958, Sp
1975, Rus 1988 (with Gryll Grange etc).
reviews: Tickler, 1 Dec 1818; Literary Jnl, 5 Dec 1818; Literary
Gazette, 12 Dec 1818; European Mag, Mar 1819; Western Rev and
Miscellaneous Mag (Lexington KY), Sep 1819; Monthly Rev, Nov
1819; Broadway Jnl (New York), 17 May 1845.
The four ages of poetry. Ollier’s Literary Misc no 1 (only issue) 1820
(anon); [Belfast 1863] (priv ptd [for T. L’Estrange]) (anon); ed H.
Cole, Works, London 1875; ed H. B. Forman, The prose works of
Percy Bysshe Shelley, vol 3 1880; ed A. S. Cook, Boston 1891 (with
Shelley’s Defence); ed R. Garnett, Calidore and miscellanea,
London ‘1891’ [1892]; ed H. F. B. Brett-Smith, Oxford 1921 (Percy
Reprints) (with Shelley’s Defence and Browning’s Essay on
Shelley), 1923 (corrected); ed J. E. Jordan, Indianapolis IN 1965
(with Shelley’s Defence) (Lib of Liberal Arts); ed D. Bromwich,
Romantic critical essays, Cambridge 1987 (with abridged text of
An essay on fashionable literature) (Cambridge Eng Prose Texts).
Tr Portuguese 1985 (with Wordsworth’s Preface and Shelley’s
Defence), Rus 1988 (with Nightmare Abbey, Gryll Grange etc).
Often anthologised.
Maid Marian, by the author of Headlong Hall. 1822 (prefatory note
dated 15 Mar 1822), 1837 (Bentley’s Standard Novels, above)
(slightly rev), 1856 (ptd from Bentley’s plates) (with Crotchet
Castle); ed F. A. Cavanagh 1912 (abridged) (Macmillan’s Eng Lit for
Secondary Schools); ed H. Newbolt, The greenwood: a collection
of literary readings relating to Robin Hood, 1925 (Teaching of
Eng); ed A. S. Cairncross, Edinburgh [1935] (Self Study Eng);
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