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Guthke, K. S. Die erste Nachwirkung von Herders Volksliedern in
England. Archiv 193 1957. 10 letters from M. G. Lewis to Scott.
Guthke, K. S. Some unpublished letters of M. G. Lewis. N & Q May
1957. One letter to Scott.
Maxwell, J. C. An uncollected Scott letter. RES n.s. 9 1958.
The Tinker Library: a bibliographical catalogue of the books and
manuscripts collected by Chauncey Brewster Tinker. Ed R. F.
Metzdorf, New Haven CT 1959. Lists letters to S. E. Brydges and
Miss Wagner of Liverpool, and from Alexander Murray.
Enkvist, N. E. Sir Walter Scott, Lord Bloomfield and Bernadotte.
Studia Neophilologica 32 1960.
Green, D. B. New letters of Sir Walter Scott 1813–1831. N & Q Jan–Mar
1961.
McDonald, W. U. Jr. A letter of Sir Walter Scott to William Scott on
the Jeffrey–Swift controversy. RES n.s. 12 1961.
Kies, P. P. An unpublished letter of Scott. Research Stud Washington
State Univ 30 1962.
Massey, I. Mary Shelley, Walter Scott, and Maga. N & Q 207 Nov 1962.
Parker, W. M. Lady Davy in her letters. Quart Rev Jan 1962.
Russell, N. H. New letters of Sir Walter Scott. RES n.s. 14 1963.
Wood, G. A. M. Letters between Sir Walter Scott and the Marquis of
Lothian. N & Q 209, Oct–Dec 1964.
McClary, B. H. Washington Irving to Walter Scott: two unpublished
letters. Stud in Scottish Lit 3 1965.
Wood, G. A. M. The date of a Scott letter. N & Q 212, Jan 1967. To A.
Seward.
Wood, G. A. M. Sir Walter Scott and Sir Ralph Sadler: a chapter in literary
history. Stud in Scottish Lit 7–8 1969–71.
Hewitt, D. S. What should we do about Scott’s letters? Scottish
Literary News 2 1971.
Low, D. A. Walter Scott and Williamina Belsches. TLS 23 July 1971.
Robinson, K. E. and P. Roberts. Sir Walter Scott and John Bell of
Newcastle-on-Tyne: some unpublished correspondence. YES 2
1972.
Albrecht, W. P. An unpublished letter by Sir Walter Scott. N & Q 218,
Feb 1973. To J. Pringle.
Carnie, R. H. and M. F. Moran. Sir Walter Scott and the Maitland
Club. Stud in Scottish Lit 12 1974.
Prévost, W. A. J. Joseph Train’s letter to Sir Walter Scott concerning
Wandering Willie. Scottish Stud 20 1976.
Bell, A. The letters of Sir Walter Scott in the Norton Downs collection:
an address given on the occasion of the dedication of the
Medieval Studies Room, Trinity College, Hartford, CT. Hartford
CT 1979.
Bell, A. The letters of Sir Walter Scott: problems and opportunities.
In Editing correspondence: papers given at the 14th annual
conference on editorial problems, ed J. A. Dinard, New York
1979.
Horn, P. L. An unpublished letter of Sir Walter Scott. ELN 16 1979.
Downs, N. An unpublished note of Sir Walter Scott. N & Q 225 Feb
1980. To Rev E. B. Ramsay; corrects dates of 2 letters of 1825.
Hewitt, D. S. The survey of the letters of Sir Walter Scott. Scottish
Literary Jnl 7 1980.
Sutherland, K. Walter Scott’s highland minstrelsy and his correspondence
with the Maclean Clephane family. Scottish Literary
Jnl 9 1982.
Alexander, J. H. George Ellis on Rokeby: a background note. Scott
Newsletter 3 1983.
Garside, P. Scott and the regalia. In Scott and his influence, ed J. H.
Alexander and D. Hewitt, Aberdeen 1983.
Mellown, E. W. An unpublished letter from Walter Scott to George
Canning, and Canning’s reply. Scotia 7 1983.
Groves, D.‘Your humble servant’: a new letter from Sir Walter Scott.
Scott Newsletter 6 1985. To Edinburgh Evening Post.
Groves, D. Sir Walter Scott to Thomas Pringle: a letter. Scott
Newsletter 7 1985.
Groves, D. Walter Scott to Alexander Balfour. Scott Newsletter 13
1988.
Richardson, T. C. Sir Walter Scott, John Lockhart, and Sir William
Knighton: an unpublished Scott letter. Stud in Scottish Lit 24
1989.
Groves, D. Scott, Alexander Murray, and oriental languages: a new
letter. Scott Newsletter 16 1990. To Principal Baird.
Groves, D. Alexander Peterkin. Scott Newsletter 19 1991.
Two Scott letters. Scott Newsletter 18 1991. To C. Erskine and Miss
Pringle of Clifton and Haining.
Groves, D.‘Oh these terrible books’: Scott and Mackintosh Mackay.
Scott Newsletter 20 1992.
Groves, D.‘The usual faults of youthful production’: Scott’s advice
to a young poet. Scott Newsletter 21–2 1992–3.
Ashe, A. H. Two letters of Sir Walter Scott, 1812. N & Q 238 1993. To
and from M. Edgeworth.
Edited works
An apology for Tales of terror. Kelso 1799. Priv ptd in 12 copies, of
which one has variant title: Tales of terror.
Studies
Cook, W. B. The first work of the Ballantyne Press. N & Q 8 Aug
1874.
Johnston, G. P. The first book printed by James Ballantyne, being
An apology for Tales of terror; with notes on Tales of wonder and
Tales of terror. Pbns Edinburgh Bibl Soc 1 1896.
Johnston, G. P. Note to a paper entitled The first book printed by
James Ballantyne. Pbns Edinburgh Bibl Soc 9 1913.
Sadleir, M. Tales of terror. TLS 7 Jan 1939.
Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. 2 vols Kelso 1802 [1st edn], 3 vols
Edinburgh 1803 (2nd edn), 1806 (3rd edn), 1810 (4th edn), 1812 (5th
edn), 1821 (5th [6th] edn), 3 vols Boston 1810, 1 vol Philadelphia
1813; tr Ger 1818 (H. Schubart: selection); Fr 1826 (Artaud); ed T. F.
Henderson 4 vols Edinburgh, London and New York 1902, 1 vol
1931, 1932; ed and arranged A. Noyes 1908.
reviews: Annual Rev 1 for 1802 (1803), 2 for 1803 (1804); [Ellis, G.]
Br Critic 19 1802, [probably Ellis, G.] 23 1804; Critical Rev 2nd ser
39 1803; [Stoddart, J.] Edinburgh Rev 1 1803; Literary Jnl 16 Aug
1803; Monthly Mag 25 Jan 1803, 28 July 1804; Monthly Mirror 13
1802; Monthly Register 3 1803; Monthly Rev n.s. [2nd] 42 1803,
[Muirhead, L.] 45 1804; Poetical Register 2 1802, 3 1803; Scots Mag
64 1802.
Studies
[Review of Minstrelsy in Poetical works vols 1–2.] Dublin Univ Rev 1
1833.
Veitch, J. The original ballad of the Dowie Dens. Blackwood’s
Edinburgh Mag June 1890.
Russell, H. J. M. The antiquity of the ballad of Auld Maitland.
History of the Berwickshire Naturalists’ Club 18 1901.
Scott’s Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. Athenaeum 27 Dec 1902.
[Whibley, C.] The Border minstrelsy. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag
Nov 1902.
Crockett, W. S. The making of the Minstrelsy (1802–1902). Bookman
[London] 23 1903.
Border ballads. Edinburgh Rev Oct 1906.
Elliot, F. The trustworthiness of Border ballads as exemplified by
Jamie Telfer i’ the fair Dodhead and other ballads. Edinburgh
and London 1906.
review: A. Lang, Scottish Historical Rev 4 1906.
Elliot, F. Further essays on Border ballads. Edinburgh 1910.
review: G. Douglas in Scottish Historical Rev 7 1910; replies 8
1910–11.
Lang, A. The mystery of Auld Maitland. Blackwood’s Mag June
1910; discussed in Glasgow Herald 3 June.
Lang, A. Sir Walter Scott and the Border minstrelsy. 1910.
Miller, F. The ballad of Kinmont Willie. Archiv 127 1911.
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