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Macartney, M. H. H. Scott’s use of the preface. Longman’s Mag 46
1905.
O’Donoghue, D. J. Sir Walter Scott’s tour in Ireland in 1825, now first
fully described. Glasgow and Dublin 1905; rptd 1976.
Steuart, A. F. A journey with Sir Walter Scott in 1815. Chambers’s Jnl
6th ser 8 1905. Robert Bruce’s 1815 diary.
Woodberry, G. E. Great masters of literature, 2: Scott. McClure’s
Mag 25 1905; rptd in his Great writers, New York 1907.
Fyfe, W. T. Edinburgh under Sir Walter Scott. 1906.
Gest, J. M. The law and lawyers of Sir Walter Scott. Amer Law
Register 54 1906; rptd in his Lawyer in literature, 1913.
Goudielock, D. M. The lodge of Sir Walter Scott: a historical sketch
of Lodge St David No 36, Edinburgh, reprinted from The Scottish
Masonic Historical Dictionary 1906. Glasgow 1906.
Lang, Andrew. Sir Walter Scott. 1906.
Norgate, G. Le G. The life of Sir Walter Scott. 1906.
[Bailey, J. C.] The Waverley novels. TLS 5 Apr 1907; rptd in his Poets
and poetry, being articles reprinted from the Literary
Supplement of The Times, Oxford 1911.
Ball, M. Sir Walter Scott as a critic of literature. New York 1907.
Brooke, S. A. Sir Walter Scott. In his Studies in poetry, 1907.
Redfern, O. The wisdom of Sir Walter: criticisms and opinions collected
from the Waverley novels and Lockhart’s Life of Sir Walter
Scott. 1907.
Young, C. A. The Waverley novels: an appreciation. Glasgow 1907.
B., J. O. Sir Walter Scott’s tutor. Scotsman 26 Aug 1908; replies 28
Aug. Rev James Mitchell.
Crockett, W. S. Footsteps of Scott. Edinburgh 1908.
Eyre-Todd, G. To the homes and haunts of Scott and Burns by the
Caledonian Railway. [Glasgow c. 1908]; tr Fr L. Martin-Wabnitz,
nd.
Fraser, G. M. Sir Walter Scott and the Aberdonians. In his The lone
shieling with other literary and historical sketches, Aberdeen
1908.
Jackson, H. Sir Walter Scott. In his Great English novelists, [1908].
[Bailey, J. C.] Scott’s poetry. TLS 19 Aug 1909; rptd in his Poets and
poetry, being articles reprinted from the Literary Supplement of
The Times, Oxford 1911.
Ballantyne, Hanson & Co. The Ballantyne Press and its founders
1796–1908. Edinburgh 1909.
Burton, R. Modern romanticism: Scott. In his Masters of the English
novel: a study of principles and personalities, New York 1909.
Franke, P. W. Der Stil in den epischen Dichtungen Walter Scotts.
Berlin 1909.
MacCunn, F. Sir Walter Scott’s friends. Edinburgh and London 1909.
Skene, James. Memories of Sir Walter Scott. Ed Basil Thomson 1909;
correction by A. M. Williams, Glasgow Herald, 5 Jan 1910.
Symons, A. Sir Walter Scott (1771–1832). In his The romantic movement
in English poetry, 1909.
Canning, A. S. G. Sir Walter Scott studied in eight novels. 1910.
Petri, A. Über Walter Scotts Dramen (2 pts). Jahres-Bericht über die
Herzogliche Realschule zu Schmölln S.-A., Schmölln 1910–11.
Sime, W. L. Scott’s style. Scotsman 6 Aug 1910; replies 8–16 Aug.
Verrall, A. W. The prose of Walter Scott. Quart Rev 213 1910; rptd in
his Collected literary essays classical and modern, ed M. A.
Bayfield and J. D. Duff, Cambridge 1913.
Watson, G. Scott’s Liddesdale raids. Border Mag 15 1910.
Chubb, E. W. The heroism of Sir Walter Scott. In his Stories of
authors British and American, 1911.
Streissle, A. Personifikation und poetische Beseelung bei Scott und
Burns. Heidelberg 1911.
Synge, M. B. Sir Walter Scott (1771–1832). In Great Scotsmen: an historical
reading book for schools, 1911.
Thompson, G. W. Wilhelm Hauff’s specific relation to Walter Scott.
PMLA 26 1911.
Watson, J. Waverley novels [signed Ian MacLaren]. In From a north-
ern window: papers critical, historical and imaginative, ed F.
Watson, 1911.
Elton, O. In his Survey of English literature 1780–1830, 2 vols 1912
(vol 1). Chs on Scott rev and pbd separately as Sir Walter Scott,
1924.
Morgan, A. E. Scott and his poetry. 1912.
Ripari, R. Romantic and non-romantic elements in the works of
Walter Scott. Castello 1912.
Watt, L. M. Scott. In his Scottish life and poetry, 1912.
Mackay, A. M. Sir Walter Scott as a freemason: an account of his connection
with the fraternity. [Edinburgh 1913.]
MacRitchie, D. Waverley in France. Dunedin Mag 2 1913.
Olcott, C. S. The country of Sir Walter Scott. Boston and New York
1913, London 1913.
Saintsbury, G. E. B. Scott and Miss Austen. In his The English novel,
1913.
Steiger, O. Die Verwendung des schottischen Dialekts in Walter
Scotts Romanen. Darmstadt 1913.
A century of Waverley. Nation [New York] 30 July 1914.
Erskine, John. Walter Scott. Columbia Univ Quart 17 1914–15;
abridged as The Waverley novels in his The delight of great
books, 1928.
Graham, J. E. Scott’s Catholic tendencies. Catholic Univ Bull 20 1914.
Leask, W. K. The centenary of Waverley. Thistle 6 1914.
Macleod, K. Sir Walter Scott’s madfolk. Thistle 6 1914.
Watson, G. Literary blunders of the author of Waverley. Trans
Hawick Archaeological Soc 1914; rptd as Literary blunders of Sir
Walter Scott, Hawick 1914.
Windakiewicz, S. Walter Scott i Lord Byron w odniesieuniu do
Polskiej poezyi romantycznej. Crakow 1914.
Cecchi, E. Miss Austen e Walter Scott; Byron, Scott e Taine. In his
Storia della letteratura inglese nel secolo XIX. Milan 1915 (vol 1
only).
Cochrane, R. The Ballantynes of Kelso and a forgotten skit by Sir
Walter Scott. Border Standard 6 Feb 1915.
Cruse, A. Sir Walter Scott. 1915.
Graham, W. Notes on Sir Walter Scott. MLN 30 1915. Mottoes.
Henderson, T. F. Sir Walter Scott. In The Cambridge history of
English literature, ed A. W. Ward and A. R. Waller, 15 vols
Cambridge 1907–27 (vol 12 1915).
Rendall, V. Sir Walter Scott and golf. Scottish Historical Rev 12 1915.
Walthew, R. Music in the Waverley novels. Musical Opinion
Apr–May 1915.
Leask, W. K. Scott’s poetry. Thistle 8 1916.
Anstice, R. H. The poetical heroes of Sir Walter Scott. Aberdeen 1917.
Eckenrode, H. J. Sir Walter Scott and the South. North American Rev
Oct 1917.
Harendrakumar Mukhopadhaya. The supernatural in Scott.
Calcutta 1917.
Rogers, J. F. The healthiest of men. Scientific Monthly 5 1917.
Chisholm, J. Sir Walter Scott as a judge: his decisions in the Sheriff
Court of Selkirk. Edinburgh 1918.
The decline of Sir Walter Scott! In Peace of mind: essays and
reflections, August 1914–September 1917, 1918.
Cook, D. Scott and the booksellers: a vital link in the story of the
poet-novelist’s financial disaster. Bookman [London] 56 1919.
Ker, W. P. Sir Walter Scott. Anglo-French Rev 2 1919; rptd in his
Collected essays, 2 vols 1925 (vol 1).
Dobie, W. G. M. Law and lawyers in the Waverley novels. Juridical
Rev 32 1920.
Rait, R. S. Scott and The bee. TLS 16 Sep 1920; reply 23 Sep.
Withington, R. Scott’s contribution to pageantic development: a
note on the visit of George IV to Edinburgh in 1822. SP 17 1920.
Buchan, J. Sir Walter Scott. 1932.
Grierson, H. J. C. Sir Walter Scott Bart: a new life supplementary to,
and corrective of, Lockhart’s biography. 1938.
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