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(extracts); Fr 1832 ([A. J. B.] Defauconpret), 1838 (A. Montémont);
Ger 1833 (G. N. Bärmann); Ital 1839 (G. Barbieri); Sp 1876, 1976 (A.
Bergnes de Las Casas), 1994 (A. Merlino); Portuguese 1977 (L.
Costa).
reviews: [Robertson, J.] Aberdeen Mag 1 1831, rptd in Selections
from The Aberdeen Mag contributed during the years 1831 and
1832, Aberdeen 1878; Athenaeum 18 Sep 1830; Edinburgh Literary
Jnl 2 Oct 1830; Fraser’s Mag 2 1830; GM 100 1830; Imperial Mag 12
1830; Ladies’ Museum 2 1830; Literary Gazette 18–25 Sep 1830;
Monthly Repository n.s. 4 1830; Monthly Rev 3rd ser 15 1830;
Phrenological Jnl 7 1831.
Studies
Collin de Plancy, J. A. S. Walter Scott. In his Dictionnaire infernal,
ou répertoire universel des êtres, des personnages, des livres, des
faits et des choses qui tiennent aux apparitions, 3rd (rev) edn,
Paris and Lyons 1844.
Parsons, C. O. Manuscript of Scott’s Letters on demonology and
witchcraft. N & Q 22 Apr 1933.
Robert Southey’s The pilgrim’s progress, with a life of John Bunyan.
Quart Rev 43, Oct 1830. PW 18.
Tales of a grandfather, being stories taken from the history of
France [4th ser]. 3 vols 1831 (for 1830), 2 vols New York 1831, 2 vols
Paris 1831, 2 vols Philadelphia 1831, 2 vols Boston 1834; tr Fr 1831;
Ger 1831 (G. N. Bärmann); Swed 1832–3.
reviews: Athenaeum 25 Dec 1830, 8 Jan 1831; Literary Gazette 25
Dec 1830; Monthly Rev 4th ser 1 1831; NMM 33 1831.
Robert Pitcairn’s Trials, and other proceedings, in matters criminal,
before the high court of justiciary in Scotland. Quart Rev 44 1831.
PW 21.
[Annotations.] In [Boswell’s] Life of Samuel Johnson, ed J. W. Croker.
1831, 1835, 1848.
Bowden, A. and W. B. Todd. Scott’s commentary on The journal of a
tour to the Hebrides. SB 78 1995.
Posthumously published works
Reliquiae Trottcosienses. Harper’s NMM 78 1889 (in part);
Nineteenth Cent Oct 1905 (in part).
Maxwell-Scott, M. M. Sir Walter Scott on his ‘gabions’. Nineteenth
Cent 58 1905.
Private letters of the seventeenth century. Scribner’s Mag 14 1893 (in
part); ed D. Grant, Oxford 1947 (complete).
Studies
Parker, W. M. The origin of Scott’s Nigel. MLR 34 1939.
Maxwell, J. C. A deletion in Scott’s Private letters of the seventeenth
century. N & Q 214, Feb 1969.
Tour on the Continent, August 1815.
Study
Parker, W. M. Scott’s continental tour in 1815. Blackwood’s Mag May
1969.
On the present state of historical composition. [1808?].
Study
Baker, W. and J. H. Alexander. The Walpole collection at
Canterbury: On the present state of historical composition. Scott
Newsletter 5 1984.
Letters on reform.
Studies
Garside, P. D. Scott’s Essay on reform, 1830: new information. Scott
Newsletter 6 1985.
Garside, P. D. Scott’s second Letter on reform: a transcript of the
Canterbury manuscript. Scott Newsletter 7 1985.
Garside, P. D. Scott’s first Letter on reform: an edited version. Scott
Newsletter 8 1986.
Review of [Thomas Robson’s] The British Herald.
Alexander, J. H. Scott’s review of The British Herald. Wordsworth
Circle 18 1987. Summary with extracts.
Tales of a grandfather_France: second series [5th ser]. Ed W. Baker
and J. H. Alexander as Tales of a grandfather: the history of
France (second series), DeKalb IL 1996. From an unfinished ms.
Study
Baker, W. Sir Walter Scott’s Tales of a grandfather_France: second
series. In Scott and his influence, ed J. H. Alexander and D.
Hewitt, Aberdeen 1983.
Letters and journal
Original letter of Sir Walter Scott. London Weekly Rev 8 Sep 1827. To
Archibald Park.
Letters of Sir Walter Scott addressed to the Rev R. Polwhele, D.
Gilbert Esq, F. Douce Esq &c. 1832 [1st edn], 1832 (‘2nd’ edn).
Letters between James Ellis Esq and Walter Scott Esq. Newcastleupon-Tyne
1850.
Markland, J. H. The bride of Lammermoor. N & Q 5 Jan 1856. To
Markland.
Patterson, J. Memoir of Joseph Train, F. S. A. Scot., the antiquarian
correspondent of Sir Walter Scott. Glasgow and Edinburgh 1857.
Original portrait and unpublished letters of Sir Walter Scott.
Leisure Hour 1 July, 5 Aug 1871.
Tribute to Walter Scott on the one hundredth anniversary of his
birthday, by the Massachusetts Historical Society, August 15 1871.
Boston 1872. To an unknown correspondent, 2 Feb 1826.
Young, T. Sir Walter Scott on the Scottish metrical psalms: a letter
believed to be unpublished. Life & Work 6 1884. To Charles
McCombie.
Letters from and to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe Esq. Ed A. Allardyce
2 vols Edinburgh and London 1888.
Journal 1825–32. Ed D. Douglas 2 vols Edinburgh 1890, 1891, 1910,
1927, 2 vols New York 1890; rev J. G. Tait and W. M. Parker 3 vols
Edinburgh 1939–46, 1 vol Edinburgh 1950; ed W. E. K. Anderson,
Oxford 1972.
Studies
Leaves from a notebook: Sir Walter Scott’s Journal. Macmillan’s
Mag 63 1890.
Swinburne, A. C. The Journal of Sir Walter Scott, 1825–1832.
Fortnightly Rev May 1891; rptd in his Studies in prose and
poetry, 1894.
Masson, D. The last years of Sir Walter Scott. In his Edinburgh
sketches and memories, 1892.
Grierson, H. J. C. Scott’s Journal. TLS 8 Aug 1936.
Tait, J. G. The missing tenth of Sir Walter Scott’s Journal.
Edinburgh 1936.
Tait, J. G. Sir Walter Scott’s Journal and its editor. Edinburgh 1938.
Chapman, R. W. A problem in editorial method. E & S 27 1941.
Anderson, W. E. K. The Journal. In Scott bicentenary essays, ed A.
Bell, 1973.
Douglas, G. B. S. Scott and the Shortreeds (unpublished letters of Sir
Walter Scott). Scots Mag n.s. 5 1890.
[Report of a visit to Ashiestiel.] History of the Berwickshire
Naturalists’ Club 14 1893. To A. Pringle, Nov 1810.
Familiar letters of Sir Walter Scott. [Ed D. Douglas] 2 vols Edinburgh
1894, Boston 1894.
W., J. Letters of Sir Walter Scott: find of 103 at Galashiels. Scotsman 7
Nov 1894. To G. Craig.
Robertson, A. I. An interesting letter and verses of Sir Walter Scott.
Life & Work 17 1895. To D. Stewart of Garth.
Four letters of Sir Walter Scott, James Hogg, Alfred Tennyson, and
John Gibson Lockhart, facsimiled from the originals in the possession
of James Falconer, Dundee. Dundee 1897. To Lockhart.
Hadden, J. C. George Thomson, the friend of Burns: his life & correspondence.
1898.
Hartwig, O. Zur ersten englischen Übersetzung der Kinder- und
Hausmärchen der Brüder Grimm, mit ungedruckten Briefen von
Edgar Taylor . . . Walter Scott. Centralblatt für Bibliothekswesen
15 1898.
Sir Walter Scott
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