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Somerville, T. Sir Walter Scott. In his George Square, Glasgow, and
the lives of those whom its statues commemorate, Glasgow
[1891].
Swinburne, A. C. The journal of Sir Walter Scott 1825–32.
Fortnightly Rev May 1891; rptd in his Studies in prose and poetry,
1894.
Cresswell, H. Observations on ‘the tale-telling art’ in Sir Walter
Scott’s introductions to the Waverley novels. The Author 2 1892.
Foster, J. The chronology of the Waverley novels. Library 4 1892.
Mallock, W. H. Are Scott, Dickens and Thackeray obsolete? Forum 14
1892.
Newmark, N. Scott’s legal lore. Green Bag 4 1892.
R., E. Constable and Sir Walter Scott. Temple Bar 96 1892.
Smith, William. Ruskin and Carlyle on ‘Sir Walter Scott’. Igdrasil 3
1892.
Maxwell-Scott, M. M. Abbotsford: the personal relics and antiquarian
treasures of Sir Walter Scott. 1893.
Opitz, G. Die stabreimenden Wortbindungen in den Dichtungen
Walter Scott’s, I. Trebnitz 1893.
Stevenson, R. Scott’s voyage in the Lighthouse yacht. Scribner’s Mag
14 1893.
Table talk (signed Sylvanus Urban). GM 275 1893.
Walker, Hugh. Sir Walter Scott. In his Three centuries of Scottish literature,
2 vols Glasgow 1893 (vol 2).
Wilkie, J. Homer and Walter Scott. Scots Mag n.s. 11 1893.
Arnold, E. L. The historical novel as illustrated by Sir Walter Scott.
Atalanta 7 1894.
The ethics of Sir Walter Scott. London Quart Rev 82 1894.
Hutton, R. H. Sir Walter Scott. In Criticisms on contemporary
thought and thinkers selected from the Spectator, 2 vols 1894 (vol
2).
Minto, W. Scott. In his The literature of the Georgian era, ed W.
Knight, Edinburgh and London 1894.
Munger, T. T. The head of Sir Walter Scott. Century Mag 47 1894.
S., J. B. An unexplored chapter in the life of Sir Walter Scott.
Scotsman 26 Dec 1894; replies 27–9 Dec. Scott’s churchmanship.
Saintsbury, G. E. B. The historical novel. Macmillan’s Mag 70 1894;
rptd in his Essays in English literature 1780–1860: 2nd ser, 1895,
and in The collected essays and papers of George Saintsbury
1875–1920, 4 vols 1923–4 (vol 3 1923).
S[kene], F. M. F. Personal recollections of Sir Walter Scott. Argosy 57
1894.
Hannigan, D. F. The Waverley novels after sixty years. Westminster
Rev 144 1895.
Burgess, S. The law in Scott. In The lawyer in history, literature, and
humour, ed W. Andrews, 1896.
Quiller-Couch, A. T. Scott and Burns. In his Adventures in criticism,
1896.
Saintsbury, G. In his A history of nineteenth century literature
(1780–1895), 1896.
Scott, Adam. The story of Sir Walter Scott’s first love with illustrative
passages from his life and works. Edinburgh 1896.
Canning, A. S. G. Walter Scott’s historical novels. In his History in
fact and fiction: a literary sketch, 1897.
Duncan, M. Sir Walter Scott as a novelist. Scots Mag n.s. 21 1897.
Gilfillan, G. Why Burns is more popular than Scott with the masses.
In Burnsiana, comp J. D. Ross, 6 vols Paisley 1892–7 (vol 6 1897).
Herford, C. H. In his The age of Wordsworth, 1897.
Jack, A. A. Essays on the novel as illustrated by Scott and Miss
Austen. 1897.
Napier, G. G. The homes and haunts of Sir Walter Scott, Bart.
Glasgow 1897.
Oliphant, M. O. Annals of a publishing house: William Blackwood
and his sons, their magazine and friends. 2 vols Edinburgh and
London 1897.
Palgrave, F. T. Landscape in recent poetry: Scott and Byron. In his
Landscape in poetry from Homer to Tennyson, with many illustrative
examples, 1897.
Saintsbury, G. Sir Walter Scott. Edinburgh and London 1897.
Scott’s methods and originals. Quart Rev Oct 1897.
Stearns, F. P. Walter Scott. In his Modern English prose writers, New
York and London 1897.
Stephen, L. Scott, Sir Walter. In Dictionary of national biography, ed
Stephen, 63 vols 1885–1900 (vol 51 1897; rev vol 17 1909).
[Stephen, L.] The story of Scott’s ruin. Cornhill Mag n.s. [3rd] 2 1897;
rptd in his Studies of a biographer, 4 vols 1898 (vol 2).
Walton, H. E. A Catholic tribute to Sir Walter Scott. The Month 92
1898.
The Waverley novels. In Novels and novelists: chapters on the
Waverley novels including the recent editions, with other novel
articles, 1898.
Bouchier, J. Sir Walter Scott’s Scottish dialect. N & Q 23 Sep 1899;
replies 21 Oct 1899–3 Feb 1900.
Hay, James. Sir Walter Scott. 1899.
Oliphant, J. Scott and Jane Austen. In his Victorian novelists, 1899.
Omond, T. S. In his The romantic triumph, Edinburgh and London
1900.
Beers, H. A. Walter Scott. In his A history of English romanticism in
the nineteenth century, New York 1901.
Gaebel, K. Beiträge zur Technik der Erzählung in den Romanen
Walter Scotts. Marburger Studien zur englischen Philologie 2
1901.
Howells, W. D. Scott’s Rebecca and Rowena, and Lucy Ashton;
Scott’s Jeanie Deans and Cooper’s lack of heroines. In his
Heroines of fiction, 2 vols New York and London 1901 (vol 1).
Hudson, W. H. Sir Walter Scott. 1901.
Chesterton, G. K. The position of Sir Walter Scott. In his Twelve
types, 1902.
Crockett, W. S. The Scott country. 1902, 1930 (rev).
Crockett, W. S. Sir Walter Scott: some of his homes and haunts.
Bookman [London] 21 1902; rptd in W. S. Crockett and J. L. Caw,
Sir Walter Scott, 1903.
Ker, W. P. Sir Walter Scott. In Chambers’s Cyclopaedia of English literature,
ed David Patrick et al, 3 vols 1901–3 (vol 3 1903).
Millar, J. H. Sir Walter Scott. In his A literary history of Scotland,
1903.
Ranken, T. E. Sir Walter Scott and mediaeval Catholicism. Month
Feb 1903.
Sir Walter Scott as a churchman. Chambers’s Jnl 6th ser 6 1903.
Gwynn, S. Scott. In his The masters of English literature, 1904.
Hughes, [M. A.] Letters and recollections of Sir Walter Scott. Ed H.
G. Hutchinson [1904].
The letters of Sir Walter Scott and Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe to
Robert Chambers 1821–45, with original memoranda of Sir
Walter Scott: printed from manuscripts in the possession of C. E.
S. Chambers, Edinburgh. [Edinburgh] 1904.
S., D. Scott and Glasgow. Border Mag 9 1904.
Symons, A. Was Sir Walter Scott a poet? Atlantic Monthly 94 1904.
Reply by G. Smith, 95 1905.
Ainger, A. Scott, 1771–1832. In his Lectures and essays, 2 vols 1905
(vol 1).
Brandes, G. Historical naturalism. In his Main currents in nineteenth
century literature, 6 vols 1901–5 (vol 4 1905).
Canning, A. S. G. History in Scott’s novels: a literary sketch. 1905.
Crockett, W. S. Abbotsford. 1905; abridged edn 1912.
Dawson, W. J. The Waverley novels; Scott’s greatness. In his The
makers of English fiction, 1905.
Laidlaw, W. Recollections of Sir Walter Scott 1802–4. Ed J. Sinton,
Trans Hawick Archaeological Soc 1905.
Letters hitherto unpublished, written by members of Sir Walter
Scott’s family to their old governess. Ed P. A. Wright-Henderson
1905.