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Sir Walter Scott’s account of the coronation. Examiner 5 Aug 1821.
Warton and Scott. Kaleidoscope n.s. 2 1821–3.
Additional reasons for believing that Sir Walter Scott is not the
author of the Scotch novels. Newcastle Mag n.s. 1–2 1822–3.
American critique on an English author. Kaleidoscope n.s. 3 1822–3.
The author of Waverley. Citizen 1 1822.
Historical characters in Sir Walter Scott’s novels. Kaleidoscope n.s. 3
1822–3.
Life of Sir Walter Scott. Port Folio 4th ser 13 1822.
Lord Byron and Sir Walter Scott. [Baldwin’s] London Mag 5 1822.
Memoir of Sir Walter Scott. Gazette of Fashion 1 1822.
The poetry contained in the novels, tales and romances of the
author of Waverley. Monthly Censor 1 1822.
Portraitures of modern poets, no 4. Ladies’ Monthly Museum n.s. 15
1822.
The Scotch novels. Kaleidoscope n.s. 3 1822–3.
The Scotch novels; or an exposé of the prose-spinning school.
Gazette of Fashion 1 1822.
Sir Walter Scott. Examiner 8 Sep 1822.
Sir Walter Scott. Ladies’ Monthly Museum n.s. 15 1822.
A sketch of old England, by a New England man. New Voyages and
Travels 8 1822.
Strictures on the poets of the present day, no 3. La Belle Assemblée
n.s. 26 1822.
[The author of Waverley]. Edinburgh Literary Gazette 21 1823.
The author of Waverley. Literary Chron 21 June 1823.
The author of Waverley. Manchester Iris 2 1823.
Biography: Sir Walter Scott. Magnet 2 1823.
Bob Tickler on the authorship of the Scotch novels. Newcastle Mag
n.s. 2 1823.
Clarendon, F. Modern novelists. New European Mag 3 1823.
The court of claims. New European Mag 3 1823.
An elucidation of some of the characters in the Scotch novels.
Weekly Entertainer n.s. 8 1823.
Memoir of Sir Walter Scott. Manchester Iris 2 1823.
On anonymous publications [signed Z]. Literary Chron 26 July 1823.
On the Scotch novels. Manchester Iris 2 1823.
On the writings of Sir Walter Scott. Literary Register 19 July 1823.
[Patmore, P. G.] Letter 47: Sir Walter Scott. In Letters on England by
Victoire count de Soligny, translated from the original MSS, 2
vols 1823 (vol 2).
Poetry and poets, no 2. Nic-Nac, 14 June 1823.
[The Scotch novels.] Monthly Mag 56 1823.
[Scott, Robert.] Memoir of Sir Walter Scott. Repository of Mod Lit 1
1823.
The Scottish novels. Northern Observer 1 1823.
Scottish novels of the second class. Scots Mag n.s. 13 1823.
Shakespeare v. the author of Waverley. Ephemera 14 Apr 1823.
Sir Walter Scott. Citizen n.s. 1 1823.
Sir Walter Scott. Kaleidoscope n.s. 4 1823–4.
Sir Walter Scott. Mirror of Lit 1 1823.
[Taylor, H.] Recent poetical plagiarisms and imitations. [Baldwin’s]
London Mag 8–9 1823–4.
W., S. The praise of W. S. by S. W. 1823.
A discourse on the comparative merits of Scott and Byron as writers
of poetry. Western Luminary 1 1824.
Hazlitt, W. The spirits of the age, no 4: Sir Walter Scott. NMM and
Literary Jnl 10 1824; rev in his The spirit of the age, or contemporary
portraits, 1825, 1825; in his Collected works vol 4, 1902.
Historical delinquency of the Scotch novels. London Christian
Instructor 7 1824.
Letters to literati no 4. Edinburgh Literary Gazette 28 Jan 1824.
[Lord Byron on the authorship of the Scotch novels.] NMM 10 1824.
[Mistakes in the Scotch Novels.] Mirror of Lit 3 1824.
[Opinion of Sir Walter Scott.] GM 94 1824.
P., G. A discourse on the comparative merits of Scott and Byron as
writers of poetry, delivered before a literary institution in 1820.
No place 1824; rptd in The living poets of England, ed A. Pichot, 2
vols Paris 1827 (vol 2).
The poet, no 5. Newcastle Mag n.s. 3 1824.
Portraits of Sir Walter Scott. Literary Chron 20 Nov 1824.
Report of an adjudged law-case, not to be found in the books:
Shakespeare v. The author of Waverley [signed C]. Scots Mag n.s.
15 1824.
Sir Walter Scott and the Scotch novels. Kaleidoscope n.s. 5 1824–5.
Sketches of living characters, no 3. Literary Sketch Book 6–13 Mar
1824.
The Waverley novels. Citizen n.s. 2 1824.
[Anecdotes of Scott.] Weekly Entertainer n.s. 11 1825.
Author of the Scotch novels. Kaleidoscope n.s. 6 1825–6.
Bad English in the Scotch novels. Examiner 9–16 Oct 1825.
Bad English in the Scotch novels. Signed ‘Indignator’. Kaleidoscope
n.s. 6 1825–6.
Edinburgh chit-chat. News of Lit and Fashion 2 July 1825.
Letter from Senex on Sir Walter Scott. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag
18 1825.
Letters from Posterity to the author of Waverley, 1 [signed Posterity].
Metropolitan Quart Mag 1 1825.
London chit-chat. News of Lit and Fashion 25 June 1825.
[Mudie, R.] The Scottish novelist. In his Attic fragments of characters,
customs, opinions and scenes, by the author of Modern
Athens and Babylon the Great, 1825.
Pichot, A. Voyage historique et littéraire en Angleterre et en Écosse.
3 vols Paris 1825; tr 1825.
Rory O’Rourke Esq to the editor. Dublin and London Mag [1] 1825.
Scott in Dublin.
Rose’s translation of Orlando furioso. Universal Rev 2 1825.
Scott (Walter). In A. V. Arnault et al, Biographie nouvelle des contemporains,
20 vols Paris 1820–5 (vol 19 1825).
Sir Walter Scott. Drama, or Theatrical Pocket Mag n.s. 1 1825.
[Sir Walter Scott.] Dumfries Monthly Mag 1 1825.
Sir Walter Scott. Kaleidoscope n.s. 6 1825–6.
Sir Walter Scott and the Scottish novels [signed Omega]. GM 95
1825.
Sir Walter Scott at Killarney. News of Lit and Fashion 17 Sep 1825.
Sir Walter Scott: blarney. Kaleidoscope n.s. 6 1825–6.
Sir Walter Scott in Ireland. Examiner 24 July 1825.
Ariosto and Scott. Bolster’s Quart Mag 1 1826.
[Danton, P.] On the dramatic powers of the author of Waverley
[signed Pi]. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 19 1826.
Graves, H. M. An essay on the genius of Shakespeare, with critical
remarks on the characters of Romeo, Hamlet, Juliet and Ophelia,
together with some observations on the writings of Sir Walter
Scott. 1826.
[Hazlitt, W.] Sir Walter Scott, Racine and Shakespear. In his The
plain speaker: opinions on books, men and things, 2 vols 1826 (vol
2); rptd in his Collected works vol 7, 1903.
Pichot, A. Vues pittoresques de l’Écosse, dessinées d’après nature
par F. A. Pernot avec un texte explicatif extrait en grande partie
des ouvrages de Sir Walter Scott par Am. Pichot. Paris 1826.
The Scotch novels. Kaleidoscope n.s. 7 1826–7.
Sir Walter Scott. Kaleidoscope n.s. 7 1826–7.
Sir Walter Scott. Lady’s Mag n.s. 7 1826.
Sir Walter Scott in France. Kaleidoscope n.s. 7 1826–7.
Sir Walter Scott in Ireland. Bolster’s Quart Mag 1 1826.
Sir Walter Scott not the author of Waverley, Scotch novels.
Kaleidoscope n.s. 7 1826–7.
Sketches of living poets, no 1. Spirit and Manners of the Age 2 1826.
An account of the first Edinburgh Theatrical Fund dinner held at
Edinburgh on Friday 23rd February 1827; containing a correct
and authentic report of the speeches, which include, among
other interesting matter, the first public avowal, by Sir Walter
Sir Walter Scott
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