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Wilson, W. E. The making of the Minstrelsy: Scott and Shortreed in
Liddesdale. Cornhill Mag n.s. 73 1932.
Weir, J. L. Thoughts on the Minstrelsy of the Scottish border. N & Q
11 Sep 1938.
Dobie, M. R. The development of Scott’s Minstrelsy: an attempt at a
reconstruction. Trans Edinburgh Bibl Soc 2 1940.
Chapman, R. W. Cancels in Scott’s Minstrelsy. Library 4th ser 23
1943.
Montgomerie, W. Sir Walter Scott as ballad editor. RES n.s. 7 1956.
Zug, C. G. III. Sir Walter Scott and the ballad forgery. Stud in
Scottish Lit 8 1970.
Harry, K. W. The sources and treatment of traditional ballad-texts.
Unpbd PhD diss, Aberdeen Univ 1975.
Zug, C. G. III. The ballad editor as antiquary: Scott and the
Minstrelsy. Jnl of the Folklore Institute 13 1976.
Zug, C. G. III. Sir Walter Scott, Robert Jamieson, and the new
Minstrelsy. Music and Letters 57 1976.
Sir Tristrem: a metrical romance by Thomas of Ercildoune.
Edinburgh 1804 [1st edn], 1806 (2nd edn), 1811 (3rd edn), 1819 (4th
edn), Paris 1837.
reviews: [Southey, R.] Annual Rev 3 for 1804 (1805); Br Critic 25
1805; [Taylor, W. of Norwich] Critical Rev 3rd ser 3 1804; [Ellis, G.]
Edinburgh Rev 4 1804; Monthly Mag, 28 Jan 1805; Monthly Rev
n.s. [2nd] 48 1805; Poetical Register 6 1806–7.
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M., F. Remarks on Sir W. Scott’s Sir Tristrem. GM 103 1833.
Rasselas, by Samuel Johnson LLD. 1805.
Studies
Kolb, G. J. Sir Walter Scott, ‘editor’ of Rasselas. MP 89 1992.
Lloyd, B. C. The discovery of Scott as ‘editor’ and ‘author of the
advertisement’ in the illustrated edition of Rasselas. Scott
Newsletter 23–4 1993–4.
Original memoirs written during the first great civil war; being the
life of Sir Henry Slingsby and memoirs of Capt Hodgson.
Edinburgh 1806.
review: Scots Mag 69 1807.
The life of John Dryden, by Walter Scott Esq. 1808.
The works of John Dryden now first collected in eighteen volumes,
illustrated with notes historical, critical and explanatory, and a
life of the author, by Walter Scott Esq. 18 vols 1808, 1821; rev G.
Saintsbury 18 vols Edinburgh 1882–93; Memoirs of John Dryden
2 vols Paris 1826; tr Fr 1826; The life of John Dryden, ed B.
Kreissman, Lincoln NE 1963.
reviews: Analectic Mag 2 1813 (signed P); Annual Rev 7 for 1808
(1809); Br Critic 35 1810; [Hallam, Henry] Edinburgh Rev 13 1808;
(Pye) London Rev 1 1809; Monthly Mag, 30 Jan 1809; [Symmons,
C.] Monthly Rev n.s. [2nd] 58 1809; Satirist 2 1808; Scots Mag 70
1808.
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Warton’s Dryden. Br Rev 4 1812.
Dryden: illustrations by T. Holt White [signed Aegrotus]. N & Q 18
Oct 1851.
Saintsbury’s Dryden. Saturday Rev of Politics 14 July 1883.
Falle, G. Sir Walter Scott as editor of Dryden and Swift. UTQ 36
1967.
Memoirs of Capt George Carleton an English officer. Edinburgh
1808, 1809 (4th edn); ed A. W. Lawrence 1929.
reviews: Annual Rev 7 for 1808 (1809); Antijacobin Rev 30 1808;
Br Critic 32 1808; Eclectic Rev 4 1808; Literary Panorama 4 1808;
Scots Mag 70 1808.
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Carleton’s Memoirs of an English officer [signed Beta]. N & Q 13 Nov
1858; replies 1 Jan–12 Mar 1859.
Parnell, A. Dean Swift and the Memoirs of Captain Carleton. Eng
Historical Rev 6 1891.
Queenhoo-Hall: a romance. In Queenhoo-Hall, a romance, and
Ancient times, a drama, by the late Joseph Strutt, 4 vols
Edinburgh 1808.
reviews: Br Critic 32 1808; Literary Panorama 4 1808; Scots Mag
70 1808.
Memoirs of Robert Cary, Earl of Monmouth written by himself, and
Fragmenta regalia being a history of Queen Elizabeth’s
favourites by Sir Robert Naunton. Edinburgh 1808, Lee Priory
[London] 1823, 1824.
reviews: Br Critic 34 1809; Scots Mag 70 1808.
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Solly, E. Cary’s Memoirs. N & Q 5 July 1873.
The life of Edward Lord Herbert of Cherbury, written by himself.
Edinburgh 1809.
The State papers and letters of Sir Ralph Sadler knight-banneret. 2
and 3 vols (with A. Clifford) Edinburgh 1809. Biographical
memoir rptd PW 4.
reviews: Critical Rev 3rd ser 21 1810; [Napier, M.] Edinburgh Rev
16 1810; Quarterly Rev 4 1810.
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Wood, G. A. M. Sir Walter Scott and Sir Ralph Sadler: a chapter in
literary history. Stud in Scottish Lit 7–8 1969–71.
A collection of scarce and valuable tracts, on the most interesting
and entertaining subjects, but chiefly such as relate to the history
and constitution of these kingdoms, selected from an infinite
number in print and manuscript in the royal, Cotton, Sion and
other public, as well as private, libraries, particularly that of the
late Lord Somers: the second edition, revised, augmented and
arranged by Walter Scott Esq. 13 vols 1809–15.‘Somers tracts’.
review: Literary Panorama 6 1809.
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Kinney, A. F. Two unique copies of Stephen Gosson’s Schoole of
abuse (1579): criteria for judging nineteenth century editing.
PBSA 59 1965.
English minstrelsy: being a selection of fugitive poetry from the
best English authors, with some original pieces hitherto unpublished.
2 vols Edinburgh 1810.
review: Br Critic 35 1810.
W., L. A. English minstrelsy. N & Q 29 Feb 1908; replies 28 Mar.
The poetical works of Anna Seward with extracts from her literary
correspondence. 3 vols Edinburgh 1810.
reviews: Antijacobin Rev 41 1812; Br Rev 2 1811; Critical Rev 3rd
ser 1811; Eclectic Rev 7 1811; European Mag 58 1810; Literary
Panorama 9 1911; Scots Mag 73 1811.
The ancient British drama. 3 vols 1810.
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Ruddick, B. Scott on the drama: a series of ascriptions. Scott
Newsletter 14 1989.
The memoirs of the Duke of Sully, prime minister to Henry the
Great. 5 vols 1810.
Memoirs of Count Grammont, by Anthony Hamilton. 2 vols 1811; tr
Fr 1811.
The Castle of Otranto, by Horace Walpole. Edinburgh 1811.
Secret history of the court of James the First. 2 vols Edinburgh 1811.
The modern British drama. 5 vols 1811.
Memoirs of the reign of King Charles the First, by Sir Philip
Warwick, Knight. Edinburgh 1813.
The works of Jonathan Swift DD, Dean of St Patrick’s, Dublin: containing
additional letters, tracts and poems, not hitherto published,
with notes and a life of the author, by Walter Scott Esq. 19
vols Edinburgh 1814 [1st edn], 1824 (2nd edn). Memoirs of
Jonathan Swift DD, Dean of St Patrick’s Dublin, 2 vols Paris 1826;
tr Fr 1826.
reviews: [Jeffrey, F.] Edinburgh Rev 27 1816; Scots Mag 76 1814.
Studies
Easton, W. Twelve volumes of Sir Walter Scott’s corrected proofs of
the works of Jonathan Swift DD. nd.