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eviews: Academic 1 Feb 1821; Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 8
1821; Br Rev 17 1821; Dublin Inquisitor 1 1821; Edinburgh Monthly
Rev 5 1821; European Mag 79 1821 (signed D); Examiner, 11 Mar
1821 (signed G); GM 91 1821; Independent 20 Jan–3 Feb 1821;
Kaleidoscope 30 Jan 1821; Ladies’ Monthly Museum n.s. 13 1821;
Lady’s Mag n.s. 2 1821; Literary Chron 20–7 Jan 1821; Literary
Gazette 20 Jan 1821; [probably Scott, John] [Baldwin’s] London
Mag 3 1821; [Gold’s] London Mag 3 1821; Lonsdale Mag 2 1821;
Mirror of Lit 8 1826; Monthly Rev n.s. [2nd] 94 1821; NMM 1 1821;
Newcastle Mag 1 1821; New Edinburgh Rev 5 1821; New Hibernian
Mag 2 1821; Port Folio [4th ser] 11 1821; Quart Rev 26 1821 [N. W.
Senior, rptd in his Essays on fiction, 1864]; [Morehead, R.] Scots
Mag n.s. 8 1821; Scotsman 13–20 Jan 1821; Weekly Entertainer n.s.
2 1821; Western Rev 4 1821.
Studies
Additional remarks on Kenilworth, in a letter from the country
[signed Caledonia]. Edinburgh Mag n.s. 8 1821.
The book worm, no 8. European Mag 80 1821. Secret memoirs of
Robert Dudley.
[Errors in Kenilworth.] GM 91 1821.
The history of Kenilworth castle. [Arliss’s] Pocket Mag 7 1821.
Illustrations. Examiner 5 Aug 1821.
Kenilworth festivities. Weekly Entertainer n.s. 3 1821.
Laneham, R. Laneham’s letter describing the magnificent pageants
presented before Queen Elizabeth at Kenilworth Castle in 1575,
repeatedly referred to in the romance of Kenilworth. 1821, 1824,
1825 (rev).
Origin of the story of Kenilworth. European Mag 79 1821.
Original story on which the romance of Kenilworth is founded.
Literary Chron 27 Jan 1821.
Tighe, H. U. An historical account of Cumner, with some particulars
of the traditions respecting the death of the Countess of
Leicester, also an extract from Ashmole’s Antiquities of
Berkshire relative to that transaction and illustrative of the
romance of Kenilworth. Oxford 1821, 1821.
Kenilworth illustrated; or the history of the castle. GM 92 1822.
Laneham’s letter describing the magnificent pageant before Queen
Elizabeth at Kenilworth Castle. GM 92 1822.
Bartlett, A. D. An historical and descriptive account of Cumnor
Place Berks, with biographical notices of the Lady Amy Dudley
and of Anthony Forster, followed by some remarks on the statements
in Sir Walter Scott’s Kenilworth. Oxford and London
1850.
Pettigrew, T. J. An inquiry into the particulars connected with the
death of Amy Robsart (Lady Dudley) at Cumnor Place, Berks, Sep
8 1560; being a refutation of the calumnies charged against Sir
Robert Dudley K. G., Anthony Forster, and others. 1859.
S., W. Amy Robsart and Cumnor Hall. London Soc 10 1866.
Adlard, G. Amye Robsart and the Earl of Leycester: a critical inquiry
into the authenticity of the various statements in relation to the
death of Amye Robsart, and of the libels on the Earl of Leycester.
1870.
Jackson, J. E. Amye Robsart. Nineteenth Cent 11 Mar 1882.
The death of Amy Robsart. Macmillan’s Mag 53 1885.
Rye, W. The murder of Amy Robsart: a brief for the prosecution.
1885.
Gairdner, J. The death of Amy Robsart. Eng Historical Rev 1 1886.
Sidney, P. Who killed Amy Robsart? being some account of her life
and death; with remarks on Sir Walter Scott’s Kenilworth. 1901.
Boardman, J. H. Notes on Scott’s Kenilworth. [1903] (Normal
Tutorial Ser).
Wolf, M. Walter Scott’s Kenilworth: eine Untersuchung über sein
Verhältnis zur Geschichte und zu seinen Quellen. Leipzig 1903.
Alexander, J. H. The first American editions of Scott’s Kenilworth.
Bibliotheck 18 1992–3.
The pirate, by the author of Waverley. 3 vols Edinburgh 1822 [for
1821: 1st edn], 1822 (‘2nd’, ‘3rd’ edns), 2 vols Albany NY 1822, 3 vols
Berlin 1822, 1 vol Boston 1822, 2 vols Boston 1822, 1 vol Hartford
CT 1822, 2 vols New York 1822 (3 edns), 3 vols Paris 1822, 2 vols
Philadelphia 1822, 1822, 1826, 4 vols Zwickau 1824, 3 vols Paris
1826, 1 vol Paris 1832; tr Fr 1822 [A. J. B. Defauconpret], 1822, 1855
(La Bédollière), 1889 (R. de Cérisy); Ger 1822 (G. Lotz), 1822 (A. H.
M. Montenglaut), 1822 (S. H. Spiker), 1825 (G. W. Becker), 1825 (H.
Döring), 1828 (C. Mogg), 1829, 1842 (K. Immer and H. Clifford),
1861 (F. Richter), 1907 (E. Walter); Du 1825 (S. van Goor), 1896 (G.
Keller); Danish 1827–8 (F. Schaldemose and H. G. Brill), 1828–9
(H. Goss); Swed 1827–8; Ital 1828 (V. Ferrario), 1828 (A. G. G.), 1849
(C. Rusconi), 1904 (L. Matteucci: abridged); Rus 1829 (M.
Voskresensky: from Fr), 1865, 1991 (A. Onoskovich-Jatsyna), 1992
(V. Davidenkova), 1993 (L. Shelgunov); Sp 1830 [from Fr], 1887,
1905, 1922 (E. Xammar), 1929 (J. M. Huertas y Ventosa), 1941 (F.
Cabañas Ventura), 1975 (A. Rodriguez); Bulgarian 1979 (B.
Mindov).
reviews: Babbler 1 Jan 1822; Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 10
1821; Brighton Mag 1 1822; Br Critic n.s. 17 1822; Christian
Observer 22 1822; European Mag 81 1822; Examiner 30 Dec 1821
(signed Q ); GM 91 1821–2; Kaleidoscope 8 Jan 1822 (rptd from
Examiner); Ladies’ Monthly Museum 3rd ser 15 1822; Lady’s Mag
n.s. 3 1822; Literary Chron 5–12 Jan 1822; Literary Gazette 22 Dec
1821; [Baldwin’s] London Mag 5 1822 [W. Hazlitt, rptd in his
Collected works vol 11, 1904]; Lonsdale Mag 3 1822; Mirror 30 Dec
1821–13 Jan 1822; Monthly Rev n.s. [2nd] 97 1822; NMM 4 1822;
New Edinburgh Mag 4, 6 1822; New Edinburgh Rev 2 1822; Quart
Rev 26 1822 [N. W. Senior, rptd in his Essays on fiction, 1864]; Scots
Mag n.s. 9 1821; Scotsman, 29 Dec 1821; Scottish Episcopal Rev 3
1822; Weekly Entertainer n.s. 5 1822.
Studies
A few brief notes on the novel of The pirate. Newcastle Mag n.s. 1
1822.
[Sale of The pirate in New York.] Family Gazette 1 1822.
W., T. On a song in Scott’s Pirate: Fire on the main-top. N & Q 9 Aug
1851.
Scott’s Minna and Brenda. Border Mag 8 1903.
Sir Walter Scott in Shetland. Scotsman 2 Sep 1903; reply 7 Sep.
Bayne, T. Scott’s Pirate: two readings. N & Q 23 Mar 1912.
Fea, A. The real Captain Cleveland. 1912.
Hanford, J. H. The manuscript of Scott’s The pirate. Princeton Univ
Lib Chron 18 1957.
McMullin, B. J. The publication of Scott’s The pirate. Bibliotheck 16
1989.
The fortunes of Nigel, by the author of Waverley. 3 vols Edinburgh
1822 ([1st], ‘2nd’, ‘3rd’ edns), 2 vols Albany NY 1822, 3 vols Berlin
1822, 1822, 1 vol Boston 1822, 2 vols New York 1822, 3 vols Paris
1822, 2 vols Philadelphia 1822, 1822, 1825, 4 vols Zwickau 1824, 1
vol Paris 1832; ed E. S. Davies 1902; ed with notes 1904; ed S. V.
Makower, Oxford 1911; ed J. C. Corson 1969 (EL); tr Fr 1822 [A. J. B.
Defauconpret], 1822 [Collet], 1828, 1836 (M. A. Montémont), 1890
(M. E. Toudouze), 1890 (R. de Cérisy); Danish 1823 (F. Schneider),
1855 (V. Herrmann); Ger 1824 (F. Meyer), 1827 (S. May), 1828, 1829
(A. Ludwig), 1841 (F. Funck), 1851 (C. Herrmann); Swed 1827, 1827;
Ital 1829 (G. Barbieri), 1834 (C. B.), 1849 (C. Rusconi); Rus 1829,
1993 (I. V. Bursianin and N. L. Rakhmanova); Polish 1830 (F. S.
Dmochowski); Du 1834 (G.L. van Oosten van Staveren); Sp 1836 (P.
de Xérica); Hungarian 1975 (A Kászonyi).
reviews: La Belle Assemblée n.s. 26 1822; [Howison, W.?]
Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 11 1822; East Lothian Mag 1 1822;
Eclectic Rev n.s. 18 1822; Edinburgh Rev 37 1822 [F. Jeffrey, rptd in
his Contributions to the Edinburgh Rev, 1844]; European Mag 81
1822; Examiner 3 June 1822 (signed Q ); Gazette of Fashion 2 1822;
General Weekly Register 2–9 June 1822; GM 92 1822;
Kaleidoscope 11–18 June 1822 (mostly rptd from Examiner);
Ladies’ Monthly Museum n.s. 16 1822; Lady’s Mag n.s. 3 1822;
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