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The Early Nineteenth-Century Novel
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for 1831 [1830] (signed ‘by Mary S.’). Attributed by E. Nitchie, New
Brunswick NJ 1953 (in Mary Shelley: author of Frankenstein), by
J. de Palacio, Paris 1969 (in Mary Shelley dans son oeuvre), and by
W. H. Lyles, New York and London 1975 (in Mary Shelley: an
annotated bibliography).
E. J. Trelawny, Memoirs of a younger son. 3 vols 1831 (anon), New
York 1832, 1 vol 1835 (anon), [1856] (Parlour Lib); ed R. Garnett
1890; ed H. N. Brailsford 1914; ed E. C. Mayne, Oxford 1925 (WC);
ed W. St Clair, Oxford 1974; tr Fr 1860, Gaelic 1936. Editorial help
attributed by E. Nitchie, New Brunswick NJ 1953 (in Mary
Shelley: author of Frankenstein).
The pilgrims. In Keepsake for 1838 [1837] (anon), Snow-flake: a
Christmas, new-year and birthday gift, Philadelphia (anon) (retitled
The pilgrims: a tale of chivalry). External evidence lacking.
Accepted by R. Garnett 1891, rptd with introd by J. Russ, Boston
1975 (in Tales and stories), by C. E. Robinson, Baltimore and
London 1976, rptd 1990 (in Collected tales and stories), and by E.
W. Sunstein, Baltimore and London 1989, rev 1991 (in Mary
Shelley: romance and reality).
Alas I weep my life away. (Verses in journal entry for 14 Sep 1831.)
Proposed by E. Nitchie, New Brunswick NJ 1953 (in Mary Shelley:
author of Frankenstein), accepted by E. W. Sunstein, Baltimore
and London 1989, rev 1991 (in Mary Shelley: romance and reality).
Struggle no more my soul with the sad chains. (Verses in journal
entry for 16 Sep 1841.) Proposed by E. Nitchie, New Brunswick NJ
1953 (in Mary Shelley: author of Frankenstein), accepted by E. W.
Sunstein, Baltimore and London 1989, rev 1991 (in Mary Shelley:
romance and reality).
Elysian fields: an addition? (Written 1815 or 1816.) Addition to P. B.
Shelley, Elysian fields, in Mary Shelley’s hand. Ed E. B. Murray,
Oxford 1993 (in P. B. Shelley, Prose works, vol 1). Attributed by E.
B. Murray.
Items tentatively attributed, but with little consent, are Rome in the first and
nineteenth century, in NMM 10 Mar 1824 (anon); The Italian novelists, in
Westminster Rev 7 Jan 1827 (anon); Lacy de Vere, in Forget-Me-Not for
1827 [1826] (anon); The Ritter von Reichenstein, in Bijou for 1828 [1827]
(anon); The division of the earth in imitation of Spenser, from the German of
Schiller, in Bijou for 1829 [1828] (signed ‘M. S.’); The song of the sword, from
the German of C .T. Korner, in Bijou for 1829 [1828] (signed ‘M. S.’); The magician
of Vicenza, in Forget-Me-Not for 1829 [1828] (anon); Ode, from the
German of Klopstock, to Meta, in Bijou for 1830 [1829] (signed ‘M. S.’);
Rittrato di Ugo Foscolo, in Bijou for 1830 [1829] (signed ‘M. S.’); To glory: from
the Italian of Ciapetti, in Bijou for 1830 [1829] (signed ‘M. S.’); review of W.
Godwin, Cloudesley, in NMM 28, Apr 1830 (anon); Byron and Shelley on
the character of Hamlet, in NMM 29, Nov 1830 (anon); Living literary characters
no 2: the honourable Mrs Norton, in NMM 33, Feb 1831 (anon); Living
literary characters no 4: James Fenimore Cooper, in NMM 33, Apr 1831 (anon);
review of T. Moore, The life and death of Edward Fitzgerald,in
Westminster Rev 16, Jan–Apr 1832 (anon); Ode to ignorance, in
Metropolitan Mag 9, Jan 1834 (signed ‘M. W. S.’); W. Godwin, Jr,
Transfusion: or the orphans of Unwalden 3 vols 1835, 1 vol New York 1837 (editorial
help); The silver lady, in Keepsake for 1838 [1837] (anon); Modern
Italian romances, in Monthly Chron 2, Nov 1838 (anon); Portuguese literature,
in Monthly Chron 3, Jan 1839 (anon); Spanish romantic drama, in
Monthly Chron 3, June 1839 (anon); The convent of Chaillot; or, Vallière and
Louis XVI, in Keepsake for 1844 [1843] (anon); The ghost of private theatricals,
in Keepsake for 1844 [1843] (signed ‘M. S.’); review of C. A. Halstead,
Richard the Third, in Athenaeum 3, 10 Aug 1844 (anon).
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Textual/bibliographical studies
Dilke, Charles W. The Liberal. N & Q ser 8, 4 1893.
Koszul, A. H. Notes and corrections to Shelley’s History of a six
weeks’ tour. MLR 2 1906.
Booth, B. A. The pole: a story by Claire Clairmont? ELH 5 1938.
Jones, F. L. Unpublished fragments by Shelley and Mary. SP 45 1948.
Taylor, C. H. Jr. In his The early collected editions of Shelley’s
poems: a study in the history and transmission of the printed
text. New Haven CT 1958.
Marshall, W. H. In his Byron, Shelley, Hunt, and the Liberal.
Philadelphia 1960.
Nitchie, E. Shelley at Eton: Mary Shelley vs Jefferson Hogg.
Keats–Shelley Memorial Bull 11 1960.
Massey, I. The first editions of Shelley’s poetical works: some manuscript
sources. KSJ 16 1967.
de Palacio, J. See Biographical studies, below.
Murray, E. B. Shelley’s contribution to Mary’s Frankenstein.
Keats–Shelley Memorial Bull 29 1978.
Murray, E. B. Changes in the 1823 edition of Frankenstein. Library
6th ser 3 1981.
Mellor, A. K. See Biographical studies, below.
Barker-Benfield, B. C. Shelley’s Guitar. Oxford 1992.
Bennett, B. T. Finding Mary Shelley in her letters. In Romantic revisions,
ed R. Brinkley and K. Hanley, Cambridge 1992.
Bennett, B. T. Feminism and editing Mary Shelley: the editor
and/or? the text. In Palimpsest: editorial theory in the humanities,
ed G. Bornstein and R. G. Williams, Ann Arbor MI 1993.
Ketterer, D. The corrected Frankenstein: twelve preferred readings
in the last draft. ELN 33 1995.
Ketterer, D. (De)Composing Frankenstein: the import of altered
character names in the last draft. Stud in Bibliography 49 1996.
Leader, Z. In his Revision and romantic authorship, Oxford 1996.
Sunstein, E. W. A William Godwin letter and young Mary Godwin’s
part in Mounseer Nongtongpaw. KSJ 45 1996.
Clemit, P. From The fields of fancy to Matilda: Mary Shelley’s changing
conception of her novella. Romanticism 3 1997.
O’Neill, M. Trying to make it as good as I can: Mary Shelley’s editing
of Shelley’s poetry and prose. Romanticism 3 1997.
Robinson, C. E. Editing and conceptualizing the Frankenstein notebooks.
KSJ 46 1997.
Biographical studies
Gilfillan, G. In his Second gallery of literary portraits, Edinburgh
1850.
Moore, H. Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. Philadelphia 1886.
Marshall, Mrs Julian (F. A.). The life and letters of Mary
Wollstonecraft Shelley. 2 vols 1889, rptd New York 1982.
Rossetti, L. M. Mrs Shelley. 1890 (Eminent Women ser).
Church, R. Mary Shelley. 1928.
Grylls, R. G. Mary Shelley: a biography. Oxford 1938, rptd Norwood
PA 1977, Philadelphia 1978, New York 1982.
Spark, M. Child of light: a reassessment of Mary Shelley. Hadleigh
Essex 1951, 1987 (rev) (retitled Mary Shelley).
Nitchie, E. Mary Shelley: author of Frankenstein. New Brunswick
NJ 1953.
de Palacio, Jean. Mary Shelley dans son oeuvre. Paris 1969.
Norman, S. Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. In Shelley and his circle vol
3, ed K. N. Cameron, Cambridge MA 1970.
Dunn, J. Moon in eclipse: a life of Mary Shelley. 1978.
Mellor, A. K. Mary Shelley: her life, her fiction, her monsters. New
York 1988.
Sunstein, E. W. Mary Shelley: romance and reality. Baltimore and
London 1989, rev 1991. [pc]
Mrs Sherwood, Mary Martha Butt, née
Sherwood 1771–1851
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Collections
Works. 7 vols New York 1834, 16 vols 1855.
The garland. Berwick 1835.