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Falle, G. Sir Walter Scott as editor <strong>of</strong> Dryden and Swift. UTQ 36<br />

1967.<br />

Potter, L. H. <strong>The</strong> text <strong>of</strong> Scott’s edition <strong>of</strong> Swift. SB 22 1969.<br />

Thompson, P. V. Suppressed names in Swift’s letters 1735. N & Q 216,<br />

Feb 1971.<br />

<strong>The</strong> letting <strong>of</strong> humours blood in the head vaine &c., by S. Rowlands.<br />

Edinburgh 1814, 1815.<br />

An essay <strong>of</strong> the nature and actions <strong>of</strong> the subterranean (and for the<br />

most part) invisible people. Edinburgh 1815 (priv ptd).<br />

Memorie <strong>of</strong> the Somervilles. 2 vols Edinburgh 1815.<br />

review: Monthly Rev n.s. [2nd] 86 1818.<br />

<strong>The</strong> history <strong>of</strong> Donald the Hammerer. In [E. Burt,] Letters from a<br />

gentleman in the north <strong>of</strong> Scotland, 5th edn 2 vols 1818 (re-issued<br />

1822) (vol 1), Glasgow 1876.<br />

Some particulars regarding the family <strong>of</strong> Invernahyle, copied from a<br />

manuscript in the possession <strong>of</strong> Dr Thomson, late <strong>of</strong> Appin, by<br />

Joseph Train. Scottish Jnl 29 Jan 1848.<br />

Trivial poems and triolets, written in obedience to Mrs Tomkin’s<br />

commands by Patrick Carey. 1819 (re-issued 1820).<br />

reviews: Ladies’ Monthly Museum 3rd ser 12 1820; Literary<br />

Chron 3 June 1820; Literary Gazette 27 May 1820; Monthly Rev<br />

n.s. [2nd] 95 1821.<br />

Memorials <strong>of</strong> the Haliburtons. Edinburgh 1820, 1824.<br />

Cook, D. Scott first editions. TLS 18 Aug 1932; replies 1–29 Sep.<br />

Northern memoirs calculated for the meridian <strong>of</strong> Scotland, to<br />

which is added the contemplative and practical angler, writ in<br />

the year 1658 by Richard Franck. Edinburgh 1821.<br />

Ballantyne’s novelist’s library. 10 vols 1821–4.<br />

reviews: [Lockhart, J. G.] Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 15 1824;<br />

Ladies’ Monthly Museum n.s. 14 1821; Literary Chron 8 Sep 1821;<br />

Literary Gazette 27 Jan 1821–22 Jan 1825; Monthly Rev n.s. [2nd]<br />

108 1825.<br />

Study<br />

Faulkner, P. Scott as editor <strong>of</strong> Bage. N & Q Oct 1970.<br />

Chronological notes <strong>of</strong> Scottish affairs, from 1680 till 1701, being<br />

chiefly taken from the diary <strong>of</strong> Lord Fountainhall. Edinburgh<br />

1822.<br />

review: Edinburgh Mag 10 1822 (letter from T. D. Lauder, Dec<br />

1822).<br />

Military memoirs <strong>of</strong> the great civil war, being the military memoirs<br />

<strong>of</strong> John Gwynne, etc. Edinburgh 1822.<br />

reviews: Literary Chron 16 Nov 1822; Literary Gazette 2–9 Nov<br />

1822.<br />

Lays <strong>of</strong> the Lindsays. Edinburgh 1824. Suppressed.<br />

Studies<br />

Stronach, G. <strong>The</strong> evolution <strong>of</strong> a popular song. Dunedin Mag 1 1913.<br />

Stronach, G. Lays <strong>of</strong> the Lindsays. Dunedin Mag 1 1913.<br />

Auld Robin Gray: a ballad, by Lady Anne Barnard. Edinburgh 1825<br />

(Bannatyne Club).<br />

<strong>The</strong> Bannatyne miscellany; containing original papers and tracts<br />

chiefly relating to the history and literature <strong>of</strong> Scotland, vol 1.<br />

Edinburgh 1827 (Bannatyne Club). [Ed with D. Laing.]<br />

Memoirs <strong>of</strong> the Marchioness de la Rochejaquelein. Edinburgh 1827.<br />

Proceedings in the court-martial held upon John, Master <strong>of</strong> Sinclair,<br />

Captain-lieutenant in Preston’s regiment, for the murder <strong>of</strong><br />

Ensign Schaw <strong>of</strong> the same regiment, and Captain Schaw <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Royals, 17th October 1708 with correspondence respecting that<br />

transaction. Edinburgh 1828 (Roxburghe Club).<br />

Memoir <strong>of</strong> George Bannatyne. In Memorials <strong>of</strong> George Bannatyne,<br />

1545–1608, Edinburgh 1829 (Bannatyne Club).<br />

Study<br />

<strong>The</strong> Bannatyne Club. Edinburgh Literary Jnl 20 Mar 1830.<br />

Trial <strong>of</strong> Duncan Terig alias Clerk and Alexander Bane Macdonald, for<br />

the murder <strong>of</strong> Arthur Davis, Sergeant in General Guise’s Regiment<br />

<strong>of</strong> Foot, June MDCCLIV. Edinburgh 1831 (Bannatyne Club).<br />

Memoirs <strong>of</strong> the insurrection in Scotland in 1715, by John, Master <strong>of</strong><br />

Sinclair, with notes and introductory notice by Scott. Edinburgh<br />

1858 (Abbotsford Club).<br />

[Projected edn <strong>of</strong> Shakespeare]<br />

Studies<br />

Crockett, W. S. Sir Walter Scott’s Shakespeare. Bookman 61 1921.<br />

Crockett, W. S. Scott and Shakespeare: new light on a publishing<br />

project. Glasgow Herald 5 July 1930.<br />

Parker, W. M. Scott’s knowledge <strong>of</strong> Shakespeare. Quart Rev July<br />

1952.<br />

Rao, B. Scott’s proposed edition <strong>of</strong> Shakespeare. Indian Jnl <strong>of</strong> Eng<br />

Stud 6 1965.<br />

Dramatisations etc<br />

Calcraft, J. W. [Cole, J. W.?]. Leaves from the portfolio <strong>of</strong> a manager, 5:<br />

On the dramas from the Waverley novels. Dublin Univ Mag 37<br />

1851.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Waverley dramas: a series <strong>of</strong> the original plays founded on the<br />

novels. Glasgow 1872.<br />

Hamilton, W. Sir Walter Scott. In his Parodies <strong>of</strong> the works <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>English</strong> and American authors, 6 vols 1884–9 (vol 3 1886).<br />

White, H. A. Sir Walter Scott’s novels on the stage. (Yale Stud in Eng<br />

76) New Haven CT and London 1927.<br />

Pope-Hennessy, U. Scott and the theatre: stage versions <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Waverleys. Scots Mag n.s. 17 1932.<br />

W., S. Scott’s songs set to music. N & Q 9 Mar 1940; reply by H. G. L.<br />

K[ing] 23 Mar.<br />

L., R. E. Dramatized versions <strong>of</strong> Scott’s novels. N & Q 25 Jan 1941.<br />

Dunlop, J. G. Scott’s novels: dramatized versions. N & Q 2 June 1945;<br />

reply by J. C. Corson 14 July.<br />

Chancellor, P. British bards and continental composers. Musical<br />

Quart 46 1960.<br />

Carlton, W. J. George Hogarth: a link with Scott and Dickens.<br />

Dickensian 59 1963.<br />

Parsons, C. O. Chapbook versions <strong>of</strong> the Waverley novels. Stud in<br />

Scottish Lit 3 1966.<br />

Parsons, C. O. Scott’s sixpenny public. Columbia Lib Columns 16<br />

1967.<br />

Ruff, W. and W. Hellstrom. Scott’s authorship <strong>of</strong> the songs in Daniel<br />

Terry’s plays. Stud in Scottish Lit 5 1968.<br />

Ford, R. M. <strong>The</strong> Waverley burlesques. Nineteenth Cent <strong>The</strong>atre<br />

Research 6 1978.<br />

Mitchell, J. <strong>The</strong> Walter Scott operas: an analysis <strong>of</strong> operas based on<br />

the works <strong>of</strong> Sir Walter Scott. University AL 1978.<br />

Ford, R. Dramatisations <strong>of</strong> Scott’s novels: a catalogue. Oxford 1979.<br />

Diller, H.-J. Ivanhoe auf der englischen Bühne des 19 Jahrhunderts.<br />

In Anglistentag 1980 Giessen: Tagungsbeiträge und Berichte im<br />

Auftrage des Vorstandes, ed H. Grabes, Grossen Linden 1981.<br />

Fiske, R. Scotland in music: a European enthusiasm. <strong>Cambridge</strong><br />

1983.<br />

Mitchell, J. A list <strong>of</strong> Walter Scott operas. In Scott and his influence,<br />

ed J. H. Alexander and D. Hewitt, Aberdeen 1983.<br />

Parsons, C. O. Magic lantern lectures on Sir Walter Scott. Columbia<br />

Lib Columns 34 1985.<br />

Bolton, H. P. Sir Walter Scott on BBC. Scott Newsletter 12 1988.<br />

Mitchell, J. <strong>The</strong> Scott operas <strong>of</strong> Lionel Lackey. Scott Newsletter 13<br />

1988.<br />

Williams, G. J. Guy Mannering and Charlotte Cushman’s Meg<br />

Merrilies: gothic novel, play, and performance. In When they<br />

weren’t doing Shakespeare: essays on nineteenth century British<br />

and American theatre, ed J. L. Fisher and S. Watt, Athens GA and<br />

London 1989.<br />

Bolton, H. P. Scott dramatized. 1992. An exhaustive list.<br />

Kent, D. A. and D. R. Ewen (ed). Romantic parodies, 1797–1831. 1992.<br />

Mitchell, J. More Scott operas: further analyses <strong>of</strong> operas based on<br />

the works <strong>of</strong> Sir Walter Scott. Lanham, New York, and London<br />

1996.<br />

Sir Walter Scott<br />

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