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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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1896; rev as The Brontës and their circle, London and New York
1914.
Shorter, C. K. Mrs Gaskell and Charlotte Brontë. Woman at Home 5,
May 1896.
Scruton, W. Reminiscences of the late Miss Ellen Nussey. Brontë Soc
Trans 1 pt 8 1898.
Axon, W. E. A. Charlotte Brontë and Manchester. N & Q 9th ser 5, 9
June 1900.
Smith, G. M. Charlotte Brontë. Cornhill Mag n.s. 8, Dec 1900; rptd in
George Smith: a memoir, with some pages of autobiography, ed
Mrs G. M. Smith, 1902.
Shorter, C. K. Charlotte Brontë and her sisters. In Literary Lives ser,
ed W. R. Nicoll, 1905.
Wroot, H. E. The late Rev A. B. Nicholls. Brontë Soc Trans 4 pt 16
1907.
Lee, S. Charlotte Brontë in London. Cornhill Mag n.s. 26, Mar 1909;
rptd in Brontë Soc Trans 4 pt 19 1909.
Chadwick, Mrs E. H. Charlotte Brontë and Thackeray. Brontë Soc
Trans 4 pt 21 1911.
Harper, J. Charlotte Brontë’s Heger family and their school.
Blackwood’s Mag 191, Apr 1912.
Macdonald, F. The secret of Charlotte Brontë, followed by some
reminiscences of the real Monsieur and Madame Heger. London
and Edinburgh 1914.
Goldring, M. Charlotte Brontë the woman: a study. London 1915,
New York 1916.
Brown, L. R. Charlotte Brontë and Belgium. Nineteenth Century
and After 79, Apr 1916.
Green, J. J. The Brontë–Wheelwright friendship. Friends Quart
Examiner 50 1916.
Shorter, C. K. Mrs Gaskell and Charlotte Brontë. Brontë Soc Trans 5
pt 26 1916.
Spielmann, M. H. Charlotte Brontë in Brussels. TLS 13 Apr 1916, rptd
in Charlotte Brontë 1816–1916: a centenary tribute, ed B. Wood,
1917.
Wood, B. Charlotte Brontë 1816–1916: a centenary memorial prepared
by the Brontë Society. Foreword by Mrs H. Ward. 1917, New
York 1918.
Spielmann, M. H. The inner history of the Brontë–Heger letters.
Fortnightly Rev 111, Apr 1919; rptd 1919.
Wroot, H. E. A Brontë relic [Charlotte Brontë’s account book
1848–9]. Brontë Soc Trans 5 pt 29, 1919.
Dooley, L. Psychoanalysis of Charlotte Brontë, as a type of the
woman of genius. Amer Jnl of Psychology 31, July 1920.
Langbridge, R. Charlotte Brontë: a psychological study. 1929; rptd
1972.
Benson, E. F. Charlotte Brontë. London, New York and Toronto
1932.
Rowse, A. L. The English past: evocations of persons and places.
1951.
Lane, M. The Brontë story: a reconsideration of Mrs Gaskell’s Life of
Charlotte Brontë. 1953, London and Glasgow 1969.
Bates, M. C. Charlotte Brontë and the Kay-Shuttleworths, with a
new Brontë letter. Harvard Lib Bull 9 1955.
Crompton, M. Passionate search: a life of Charlotte Brontë. 1955;
New York 1956.
Duthie, E. L. Charlotte Brontë and Constantin Heger.
Contemporary Rev 187, Mar 1955.
Pearson, F. R. Charlotte Brontë on the East Yorkshire coast. [East
Yorkshire] 1957.
The Cowan Bridge controversy [extracts from letters to The Leeds
Mercury and The Halifax Guardian 1857]. In The Brontë sisters:
selected source materials for college research papers, ed R. H.
Blackburn, Boston 1964. See also Mr A. B. Nicholls and Mr Carus
Wilson, in C. K. Shorter, The Brontës: life and letters, vol 2 appendix
8.
Gérin, W. Charlotte Brontë: the evolution of genius. Oxford 1967,
1968 (with corrections).
Winnifrith, T. Charlotte Brontë and Calvinism. N & Q 215, Jan 1970.
C. Brontë’s relationship with E. Nussey.
Stevens, J. Mary Taylor, friend of Charlotte Brontë: letters from New
Zealand and elsewhere. Auckland and Oxford 1972.
L[emon], C. H.‘Severe to the point of injustice’: two letters by
Harriet Martineau purchased. Brontë Soc Trans 16 pt 83 1973.
Pollin, B. R. Two letters concerning Charlotte Brontë in contemporary
American journals. Brontë Soc Trans 16 pt 83 1973.
Peters, M. Unquiet soul: a biography of Charlotte Brontë. 1975, New
York 1975.
Moglen, H. Charlotte Brontë: the self conceived. New York 1976.
Blom, M. H. Charlotte Brontë. Twayne’s English Authors ser,
London and Boston 1977.
Keefe, R. Charlotte Brontë’s world of death. Austin TX 1979.
Lever, Sir T. Charlotte Brontë and George Smith. Brontë Soc Trans 17
pt 87 1977.
Pollard, A. Admiration and exasperation: Charlotte Brontë’s relationship
with William Makepeace Thackeray. Brontë Soc Trans 17
pt 88 1978.
Raymond, E. Charlotte Brontë and Elizabeth Gaskell – the fruitful
friendship. Brontë Soc Trans 17 pt 89 1979.
Jones, M. George Smith’s influence on the life of Charlotte Brontë.
Brontë Soc Trans 18 pt 94 1984.
Barker, J. R. V. Subdued expectations: Charlotte Brontë’s marriage
settlement. Brontë Soc Trans 19 pts 1–2 1986.
Berg, M. Portrait of a life. Boston 1987.
Smith, M. New light on Mr Nicholls. Brontë Soc Trans 19 pt 3 1987.
Fraser, R. Charlotte Brontë. London and New York 1988.
Winnifrith, T. A new life of Charlotte Brontë. 1988.
A strange plant: Charlotte Brontë’s friendship with Mrs Gaskell.
Brontë Soc Trans 19 pt 8 1989.
Smith, M. The letters of Charlotte Brontë: some new insights into
her life and writing. In The Brontë Soc and the Gaskell Soc joint
conference, 1990: conference papers. [Haworth] 1992.
Lonoff, S. An unpublished memoir by Paul Heger. Brontë Soc Trans
20 pt 6 1992.
Whitehead, B. Charlotte Brontë and her ‘dearest Nell’: the story of a
friendship. Otley 1993.
Gordon, L. Charlotte Brontë: a passionate life. 1994.
Bellamy, J. Mary Taylor, Ellen Nussey and Brontë biography. Brontë
Soc Trans 21 pt 7 1996.
Smith, M. A window on the world: Charlotte Brontë’s correspondence
with her publishers. Brontë Soc Trans 21 pt 7 1996.
Patrick Branwell Brontë 1817–48
See Collections and selections: The Brontë family, above.
§1
Leyland, F. A. The Brontë family with special reference to Patrick
Branwell Brontë. 2 vols 1886. 10 poems first pbd here.
The complete works of Emily Jane Brontë. Ed C. K. Shorter 2 vols
1910, see E. Brontë, below. 10 poems by P. B. Brontë incorrectly
attributed to E. Brontë.
The odes of Quintus Horatius Flaccus, book 1, translated by
Branwell Brontë. Ed J. Drinkwater 1923 (priv ptd); in The miscellaneous
and unpublished writings of Charlotte and Patrick
Branwell Brontë vol 2, 1938 (Shakespeare Head Brontë); in The
poems of Patrick Branwell Brontë, ed V. A. Neufeldt 1990, below.
Extract pbd previously in De Quincey memorials, ed A. H. Japp,
vol 2 1891.
And the weary are at rest. Ed C. W. Hatfield 1924 (priv ptd).
Hatfield, C. W. Unpublished poems by Patrick Branwell Brontë.
Brontë Soc Trans 7 pt 37 1927.