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Schevill, R. Borrow: an English humourist in Spain. Univ of
California Chron 18, May 1916; Berkeley CA 1916 (separately).
Hearn, L. George Borrow. In his Life and literature, New York 1917.
Thomas, E. In his A literary pilgrim in England, 1917.
Conan Doyle, A. Borrowed scenes. In his Danger! and other stories,
1918. Parody of Borrow.
Wright, H. G. The source of Matthew Arnold’s Forsaken merman.
MLR 13, 1918.
Elton, O. In his A survey of English literature 1830–80, vol 1 1920.
Shorter, C. K. The life of George Borrow. 1920.
Jerrold, W. Borrow’s Joseph Sell. Cornhill Mag, Jan 1921.
Wright, H. G. Wild Wales: suppressed chapters. Welsh Outlook
9–10, 1922–3.
Wright, H. G. Borrow’s Celtic bards, chiefs and kings. Quart Rev
479, 1924.
Blair, F. G. Fragments of three manuscripts in Borrow’s autograph.
Jnl of Gypsy Lore Soc 3rd ser 29, 1950.
Winstedt, E. O. Borrow’s Hungarian-Romani vocabulary. Ibid 29–30
1950–1.
Boyle, A. The adventures of Joseph Sell and Tales of the wild and the
wonderful. N & Q , 2 Feb 1952.
Yates, D. E. A leaf of Lavengro in Borrow’s autograph. Jnl of Gypsy
Lore Soc 3rd ser 31, 1952.
Hepworth, P. Original Borrow manuscripts acquired by Norwich
Public Libraries. Ibid 32, 1953.
Fréchet, R. George Borrow: vagabond polyglotte, agent biblique,
écrivain. Paris 1956.
Carter, J. and G. Pollard. The mystery of The death of Balder. Oxford
1969.
Fraser, A. M. The diaries of Borrow’s walking tours. Jnl of Gypsy
Lore Soc 3rd ser 49, 1970.
Fraser, A. M. Borrow’s walking tours: the Welsh diary, 2–6 Sep 1854.
Jnl of Gypsy Lore Soc (ser 3) 49, 1970.
Fraser, A. M. Borrow’s walking tours: the Scottish diary, 4–7 Aug
1866. Jnl of Gypsy Lore Soc (ser 3) 50 1971.
Ridler, A. M. Sidelights on Borrow’s Gypsy Luke. Bible Translator
33, July 1981.
Fraser, A. M. Borrow’s wild Wales: fact and fabrication. Trans of Hon
Soc of Cymmrodorion 1981.
Collie, M. Borrow’s Joseph Sell. Nineteenth Cent Fiction 37, Sep 1982.
Collie, M. George Borrow eccentric. Cambridge 1982.
Fraser, A. M. The dismemberment of Borrow’s remains.
Antiquarian Bk Monthly Rev, May 1990.
Fraser, A. M. Los olvidados colaboradores de Borrow en España.
Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos 524, Feb 1994.
Fraser, A. M. On the fringes of the Borrow canon. Borrow Bull,
Autumn 1994.
Ridler, A. M. George Borrow as a linguist: images and contexts.
Warborough 1996.
Fraser, A. M. Colonel Blood and Joseph Sell: reassessing the Borrow
canon. Library 18, Mar 1996. [amf]
Archibald Boyd
The Duchess, or woman’s love and woman’s hate: a romance. 3 vols
1850. Anon.
The Cardinal. 3 vols 1854.
The Crown ward. 3 vols 1856.
The Brontës
The Brontë Parsonage Museum is the principal repository of mss, correspondence,
drawings and paintings, and memorabilia by or relating to the Brontës.
Other major locations of Brontë mss include the BL; the Fitzwilliam Museum,
Cambridge; the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Univ of Texas at
Austin; the Houghton Lib and Widener Collection, Harvard Univ; the
Huntington Lib; Leeds Univ Lib (Brotherton Collection); the NYPL (Berg
Collection); the Pierpont Morgan Lib (Bonnell Collection); and the Princeton
Univ Libs (Robert H. Taylor Collection and Morris L. Parrish Collection). In
addition to these, the John Rylands Univ Lib of Manchester, the King’s School
Canterbury, the NLS, the Rosenbach Lib, Rutgers Univ Lib, the State Univ of
New York at Buffalo, the Univ of Missouri-Columbia, Wellesley College, Yale
Univ and a substantial number of private collectors, chiefly in the United
States, own one or more Brontë manuscripts. See also IELM vol 4 pt 1 1982.
Bibliographies and general works of reference
Turner, J. H. Haworth – past and present: a history of Haworth,
Stanbury, & Oxenhope. Brighouse 1879, rptd 1971.
Anderson, J. P. Bibliography. In A. Birrell, Life of Charlotte Brontë,
1887.
Stuart, J. A. E. The Brontë country: its topography, antiquities, and
history. 1888.
Wise, T. J. (ed). A reference catalogue of British and foreign autographs
and manuscripts, part 1: the autograph of Charlotte
Brontë. 1893 (priv ptd).
Transactions & publications of the Brontë Society. Bradford [later
Haworth] 1895– .
Wood, B. A bibliography of the works of the Brontë family. Brontë
Soc Trans 1 pt 1 1895; suppl 1 pt 6 1897.
Galloway, F. C. Descriptive catalogue of objects [including manuscripts]
in the museum of the Brontë Society at Haworth.
Bradford 1896.
Wroot, H. E. Relics of the Brontë family. Good Words 37, Feb 1896.
The London publishing houses: 4, Messrs Smith, Elder and Co.
Bookman 21, Oct 1901.
Green, J. A. A catalogue of the Gleave Brontë Collection at the Moss
Side Free Library, Manchester. Moss Side, Manchester 1905. List
of additions 1907–16, Manchester 1916.
Field, W. T. Catalogue of the objects in the museum of the Brontë
Society. Brontë Soc Trans 4 pt 18 1908.
Shorter, C. K. The early Brontë manuscripts. In The Brontës: life and
letters, 2 vols 1908, vol 2 appendix 5.
Wood, B. Some bibliographical notes on the Brontë literature.
Brontë Soc Trans 4 pt 21 1911.
Bibliography of recent Brontë literature. Brontë Soc Trans 5 pts
25–6 1915–16, 7 pt 40 1930.
Wise, T. J. A bibliography of the writings in prose and verse of the
members of the Brontë family. 1917 (priv ptd); rptd 1965.
Wise, T. J. The Ashley Library: a catalogue of printed books, manuscripts,
and autograph letters. 11 vols 1922–36; rptd 1971.
Cook, D. Brontë manuscripts in the Law Collection. Bookman 69,
Nov 1925.
Symington, J. A. Roundhay Hall: the library of Col Sir Edward Allen
Brotherton. Leeds 1926.
Symington, J. A. (comp). Catalogue of the Brontë Museum and
Library. Haworth 1927; rptd 1967.
Wise, T. J. A Brontë library: a catalogue of printed books, manuscripts
and autograph letters by the members of the Brontë
family. 1929 (priv ptd).
Symington, J. A. The Bonnell Collection. Brontë Soc Trans 7 pt 40
1930.
Doubleday, W. E. (ed). Catalogue of the Brontë books and manuscripts.
Hampstead [1931].
Hatfield, C. W. (comp). Catalogue of the Bonnell Collection in the
Brontë Parsonage Museum. Brontë Soc Trans 8 pt 42 1932; rptd
1968.
Parrish, M. L. Victorian lady novelists: George Eliot, Mrs Gaskell,
the Brontë sisters. First editions in the library at Dormy House,
Pine Valley, New Jersey. 1933.
Ruff, W. First American editions of the Brontë novels: a complete
bibliography. Brontë Soc Trans 8 pt 44 1934.
Christian, M. G. A census of Brontë manuscripts in the United