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Mackintosh, Price, Hallam and Locke are initially considered. 2
vols 1838.
The reviewer reviewed. 1838 (anon), 1839. An answer to a review of
An historical essay, above, in Edinburgh Rev, addressed to the
editor of the Quart Rev.
Pictures of the world at home and abroad. 3 vols 1839, 1843. Contains
Sterling, Penruddock, The enthusiasts. Sterling and Penruddock
issued in 2 vols Philadelphia 1839.
De Clifford: or the constant man. 4 vols 1841, 3 vols Philadelphia
1841, 2 vols Paris 1841, 4 vols London 1846, 1858.
Ward also edited P. G. Patmore, Chatsworth: or the romance of a week,3
vols 1844; and J. Hunter, A true account of the alienation and recovery
of the estates of the Offleys of Norton in 1754: with remarks on this
version of the story [by Ward], 1841.
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Phipps, E. Memoirs of the political and literary life of Ward, with
selections from his correspondence, diaries and unpublished literary
remains. 2 vols 1850.
Robert Plumer Ward. Bentley’s Misc Sep 1850.
Patmore, P. G. My friends and acquaintances. 3 vols 1855. Contains a
number of Ward’s letters.
Rosa, M. W. The silver fork school: novels of fashion preceding
Vanity Fair. New York 1936. [am]
Jane West 1758–1852
Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
Block, A. In his The English novel 1740–1850, 1961.
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Miscellaneous poems, translations and imitations. 1780.
Miscellaneous poems, written at an early period of life. 1786.
The humours of Brighthelmstone. 1788. A poem.
Edmund: a tragedy. 1791.
Miscellaneous poems and a tragedy [Edmund surnamed Ironside].
York 1791, 1797, 1804.
The advantages of education, or the history of Maria Williams: a tale
for very young ladies, by Mrs Prudentia Homespun. 2 vols 1793,
Dublin 1799, London 1803, New York 1974 (facs).
review: Br Critic Feb 1804.
A gossip’s story, and a legendary tale. 2 vols 1796, 1797, 1798 (3rd
edn), 1799, 1 vol Dublin 1798, London 1799, Cork 1799, London
1804, 2 vols New York 1974 (facs).
reviews: Analytical Rev Jan 1797; Monthly Rev Jan 1797; Br
Critic Aug 1797; Critical Rev Oct 1797.
An elegy on the death of Edmund Burke. 1797.
reviews: Br Critic Mar 1798; Critical Rev June 1798.
A tale of the times. 3 vols 1799, 1799, 2 vols Dublin 1799, Alexandria
VA 1801, 3 vols London 1803, New York 1974 (facs).
reviews: GM Feb 1799; Br Critic Apr 1799; Monthly Rev May
1799; Analytical Rev June 1799.
Poems and plays. 4 vols 1799–1805. Contains Adela, The minstrel,
How will it end?
reviews: Br Critic Sep 1799; July 1806; GM Oct 1799; Critical Rev
Oct 1799; Monthly Rev Nov 1799.
Letters addressed to a young man on his first entrance into life. 3
vols 1801, 1802, 2 vols Charlestown MA 1803, London 1806, 1 vol
New York 1806, London 1818 (6th edn).
reviews: GM Aug 1801; Br Critic Sep, Oct, Nov 1801; Critical Rev
Apr 1803.
The infidel father. 3 vols 1802.
review: Br Critic Apr 1803.
Letters to a young lady in which the duties and character of women
are considered. 3 vols 1806, 1806, 1811, New York 1974 (facs).
reviews: Critical Rev Apr 1806; Br Critic Dec 1806.
The mother: a poem in five books. 1809, 1810.
reviews: Br Critic June 1809; Critical Rev July 1809; GM Nov
1810.
The refusal. 3 vols 1810, 2 vols Philadelphia 1810; tr Fr 4 vols 1813 (as
Sidney, comte d’Avondel).
review: Br Critic July 1810.
Scriptural essays. 2 vols 1811, 1 vol 1816, 2 vols 1817.
review: GM Apr 1817.
The loyalists: an historical novel. 3 vols 1812, 2 vols Boston 1813.
reviews: Critical Rev Sep 1812; Br Critic Oct 1812.
Alicia de Lacy: an historical romance. 4 vols 1814.
reviews: Br Critic Nov 1814; Critical Rev July 1815.
Ringrove: or old fashioned notions. 2 vols 1827.
Translation
A select translation of The beauties of Massilon. 1812. Tr from the
Fr.
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Literary memoirs of living authors of Great Britain. 2 vols 1798, New
York 1970 (facs).
A biographical dictionary of the living authors of Great Britain and
Ireland. 1816, Detroit 1966 (facs).
GM July 1852. Obituary.
Lonsdale, Roger (ed). Eighteenth-century women poets: an Oxford
anthology. Oxford and New York 1989.
Blain, Clements and Grundy (ed). The feminist companion to literature
in English. 1990.
In its suppl to the vols for 1799, and in Jan and Feb 1802, GM pbd letters discussing
Jane West’s social and literary standing; in Apr 1800 it printed a letter
from West as well as two of her poems. [pp]
George Wilkins 1785–1865
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Body and soul. 2 vols 1822–3 (anon), 1823, 1823 (3rd edn, with additions
and corrections), 1824, Philadelphia 1824.
The two rectors. 1824, 1825.
The village pastor. 1825.
The convert. 1826.
Other works
Wilkins also pbd around 30 sermons, apologies, histories and addresses on
various issues concerning religious matters, and specifically the Church of
England.
For a listing of reviews and notices of Wilkins’s literary works, see Ward
(1977). [pg]
John Wilson 1785–1854
See col 2205.
Mary Julia Young
Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
Jackson, J. R. de J. In his Romantic poetry by women: a bibliography,
1770–1835, Oxford 1993.
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The family party. 3 vols 1791. Anon.
Genius and fancy: or dramatic sketches, by a lady. [1792?], 1795.
Adelaide and Antonine, or the emigrants: a tale. 1793. Poem.
Poems. 1798, [1801] (as The metrical museum: part I).
Rose-mount Castle, or false report: a novel. 3 vols 1798.
The East Indian, or Clifford Priory: a novel. 4 vols 1799.
Moss Cliff Abbey, or the sepulchral harmonist: a mysterious tale. 4
vols 1803.