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The letters of Percy Bysshe Shelley. Ed F. L. Jones 2 vols Oxford 1964.
Lists earlier printings of Shelley’s letters to Peacock and prints
most of Peacock’s letters to Shelley in the notes.
Gallon, D. N. T. L. Peacock’s later years: the evidence of unpublished
letters. RES 20, 1969. Contains extracts from Peacock’s letters to
Lord Broughton. Corrections by P. Hawkins in ibid 21, 1970.
Johnson, D. The true history of the first Mrs Meredith and other
lesser lives. New York 1972, London 1973 (adds index). Contains
memorandum on Voltaire and 3 new letters to Peacock.
A dialogue on idealities. In H. Kjellin, Talkative banquets: a study of
the Peacockian novels of talk. Stockholm 1974.
Joukovsky, N. A. Thomas Love Peacock on Sir Robert Peel: an unpublished
satire. MP 73, 1975.
Joukovsky, N. A. A dialogue on idealities: an unpublished manuscript
by Thomas Love Peacock. YES 7, 1977.
The letters of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. Ed B. T. Bennett 3 vols
Baltimore 1980–8. Includes new letters to Peacock as well as new
letter from Peacock to Lady Shelley in vol 3, appendix 1.
Joukovsky, N. A. Peacock before Headlong Hall, 1985 (§2, below).
Contains extracts from Peacock’s letters to Thomas Forster.
Mendelson, A. The Peacock-Meredith cookbook project: long-sundered
manuscripts and unanswered questions. Biblion 2, 1993.
Joukovsky, N. A. Thomas Love Peacock’s manuscript Poems of 1804.
SB 47, 1994. Includes 4 new poems and new information about 24
others.
Madden, M. and L. Thomas Love Peacock, George and Mary
Meredith, and John William Parker, Jr. Victorian Periodicals Rev
27, 1994. Contains new letter to Parker.
Joukovsky, N. A. Peacock and his ‘pet politician’: an unpublished
Latin squib on the coalition against Palmerston. MLR 91, 1996.
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[Spedding, J.]. Tales by the author of Headlong Hall. Edinburgh Rev
68, Jan 1839; rptd in his Reviews and discussions, literary, political
and historical, not relating to Bacon, 1879 (rev).
[Langley, H.]. Headlong Hall and Night-mare Abbey. US Mag and
Democratic Rev, June 1845.
[Obituaries]. Examiner, 3 Feb 1866; Sunday Times, 4 Feb 1866; Daily
Telegraph, 7 Feb 1866; Athenaeum, 10 Feb 1866; GM, Mar 1866.
[Hannay, J.]. Recent humourists: Aytoun, Peacock, Prout. North Br
Rev 45, Sep 1866, rptd Living Age (Boston), Oct 1866, rptd Eclectic
Mag (New York), Dec 1866.
Hutson, C. W. Peacock’s Headlong Hall. Southern Mag (Baltimore),
Feb 1873.
Smith, G. B. Thomas Love Peacock. Fortnightly Rev, Aug 1873, rptd
in his Poets and novelists, 1875; tr Fr in Revue Britannique 1,
1874.
[Cole, H.]. Thomas Love Peacock: biographical notes from 1785 to
1862. [1874] (priv ptd, 10 copies). Copies BL, Bodleian.
Nicolls, E. Biographical notice in Works, ed H. Cole 1875
(Collections, above). Family memoir based largely on Cole’s
Biographical notes, [1874], above.
F. R. D. Two forgotten satires. Yale Literary Mag, Mar 1875.
Buchanan, R. Thomas Love Peacock: a personal reminiscence. New
Quart Mag 4, Apr 1875, rptd Living Age (Boston), 17 July 1875,
rptd in his A poet’s sketchbook, 1883, rptd in his A look round literature,
1887.
[Pollock, W. H.]. Thomas Love Peacock. Temple Bar, May 1875, rptd
Eclectic Mag (New York), July 1875.
G[osse], E. W. Thomas Love Peacock. London Soc, June 1875.
Collins, M. Thomas Love Peacock: versifier and humourist. St
James’s Mag, Sep 1875.
Saintsbury, G. Thomas Love Peacock. Macmillan’s Mag, Apr 1886,
rptd Living Age (Boston), 22 May 1886, rptd in his Essays in
English literature 1780–1860, 1890, rptd in his Collected essays
and papers, vol 2 1923.
[Abbott, E.]. Peacock. Temple Bar, May 1887, rptd Living Age
(Boston), 11 June 1887.
Strachey, E. Recollections of Thomas Love Peacock. In Calidore and
miscellanea, ed R. Garnett ‘1891’ [1892].
Johnson, R. B. Thomas Love Peacock, satirist. Novel Rev, Aug 1892.
Stoddard, R. H. Thomas Love Peacock. In his Under the evening
lamp, New York 1892.
Reichel, H. R. Thomas Love Peacock. Trans of Liverpool Welsh Nat
Soc 15, 1899–1900.
Axon, W. E. A. The juvenile library. Library ns 2, 1901. Identifies and
reprints Peacock’s first pbd work.
Paul, H. The novels of Peacock. Nineteenth Cent, Apr 1903, rptd
Living Age (Boston), 18 July 1903, rptd Eclectic Mag (New York),
Sep 1903, rptd in his Stray leaves, 1906.
Young, A. B. The life and novels of Thomas Love Peacock. Norwich
1904. Univ of Freiburg inaugural dissertation, priv ptd.
Williams, C. Thomas Love Peacock. Library ns 7, 1906.
Boynton, H. W. Thomas Love Peacock. Atlantic Monthly, Dec 1906.
Young, A. B. T. L. Peacock: contributions to periodicals. N & Q 6 July
1907. Includes some mistaken attributions.
Young, A. B. T. L. Peacock and the overland route. N & Q 17 Aug
1907. Bibl data on Peacock’s evidence before parliamentary committees.
Young, A. B. T. L. Peacock’s literary remains. N & Q 20 Mar 1909.
Young, A. B. Thomas Love Peacock’s plays. N & Q 10 July 1909.
Freeman, A. M. Thomas Love Peacock: a critical study. 1911. Suggests
Peacock as probable author of Le mois Bubblose: or the A. S. S.
Company, London Mag, Feb 1825.
Van Doren, C. The life of Thomas Love Peacock. 1911. 1st scholarly
biography.
Vincent, L. H. Thomas Love Peacock. In his Dandies and men of
letters, Boston 1913.
Butterworth, S. News for bibliophiles. Nation, 18 Dec 1913.
Identifies Charles Abraham Elton as author of an essay On the
poetry of Nonnus, London Mag, Oct, Nov 1822, attributed to
Peacock by H. Cole and A. B. Young.
Hartley, L. C. Thomas Love Peacock. Manchester Quart 34, 1915.
Draper, J. W. The social satires of Thomas Love Peacock. MLN 33–4,
1918–19.
Gilson, J. P. [Letter to the editor]. The Times, 19 Mar 1923. Suggests
Peacock as author of 2 pamphlets in defence of Sir Home Popham
in 1804–5.
Brett-Smith, H. F. B. Biographical introd to Halliford edn of Works,
vol 1 1934. Still the most reliable full-length biography.
White, N. I. In his The unextinguished hearth: Shelley and his contemporary
critics, Durham NC 1938. Suggests Peacock as possible
author of Dinner by the amateurs of vegetable diet (extracted
from an old paper), London Mag, July 1821.
Robinson, E. Thomas Love Peacock: critic of scientific progress.
Annals of Science 10, 1954. Attributes to Peacock a letter on iron
steamers signed ‘Cerberus’ in Spectator, 9 Sep 1854. DNB authoritatively
attributes this letter to Peacock’s friend Macgregor Laird.
Fain, J. T. Peacock’s essay on steam navigation. South Atlantic Bull
35, 1970. Confirms Peacock’s authorship of article in Edinburgh
Rev.
Joukovsky, N. A. The first printing of Peacock’s The pool of the
diving friar. N & Q 219, 1974.
Joukovsky, N. A. A mistaken Peacock attribution: A can of cream
from Devon. Ibid 220, 1975.
Joukovsky, N. A. The composition of Peacock’s Melincourt and the
date of the Calidore fragment. ELN 13, 1975.
Joukovsky, N. A. The French translation of Peacock’s Melincourt.
N & Q 221, 1976.
Joukovsky, N. A. Peacock before Headlong Hall: a new look at his
early years. Keats-Shelley Memorial Bull 36, 1985. Much new
information about his family background and early life.