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Biographical studies
Bell, C. (C. Brontë). Biographical notice of Ellis and Acton Bell, and
editor’s preface to the new edition of Wuthering Heights. In
Wuthering Heights and Agnes Grey, new edn rev 1850.
E[bsworth], J. W. Emily Brontë (‘Ellis Bell’). MacPhail’s Edinburgh
Ecclesiastical Jnl and Literary Rev no 164, Sep 1859.
[Kinsley, W. W.] The life and writings of Emily Brontë (Ellis Bell).
Galaxy (New York) 15, Feb 1873.
Robinson, A. M. F. (Mme Duclaux). Emily Brontë. London and
Boston 1883.
Salmon, A. L. A modern stoic: Emily Brontë. Poet-Lore 4 1892.
Shorter, C. K. Relics of Emily Brontë. Woman at Home 5, Aug 1897;
rev Bookman (New York) 6, Sep 1897.
Sonnino, G. Il pensiero religioso di una poetassa inglese del secolo
XIX: Emilia Giovanna Brontë. Nuova Antologia 5th ser 39 1904.
Chadwick, E. A. Emily Brontë. Nineteenth Century and After 86,
Oct 1919.
Wilson, R. (Florence Romer Muir Wilson O’Brien). All alone: the life
and private history of Emily Jane Brontë. London and New York
1928. US title: The life and private history of Emily Jane Brontë.
Simpson, C. Emily Brontë. London and New York 1929.
Dooley, L. Psychoanalysis of the character and genius of Emily
Brontë. Psychoanalytic Rev 17, Apr 1930.
Edgerley, C. M. Emily Brontë: a national portrait vindicated. Brontë
Soc Trans 8 pt 42 1932.
Moore, V. The life and eager death of Emily Brontë: a biography.
1936. See letter by C. W. Hatfield, Emily Brontë’s ‘lost love’, TLS 29
Aug 1936.
Ocampo, V. Emily Brontë: terra incognita. Buenos Aires 1938.
Escombe, L. Emily Brontë et ses démons. Paris and Clermont 1941.
Hinkley, L. L. The Brontës: Charlotte and Emily. New York 1945,
London 1947.
Evans, M. Byron and Emily Brontë. Life & Letters 57, June 1948.
Preston, A. H. John Greenwood and the Brontës: the Haworth stationer’s
notebook throws new light on Emily. Brontë Soc Trans 12
pt 61 1951.
Spark, M. and D. Stanford. Emily Brontë: her life and work. 1953,
New York 1966. Pt 1, Biographical, rptd in M. Spark, The essence
of the Brontës, London and Chester Springs PA 1993.
Crandall, N. Emily Brontë: a psychological portrait. Rindge NH
1957.
Stevenson, W. H. Emily and Anne Brontë. London and New York
1968.
Miller, M. J. Emily: the story of Emily Brontë. 1969.
Hewish, J. Emily Brontë: a critical and biographical study. 1969.
Gérin, W. Emily Brontë: a biography. Oxford 1971.
Benvenuto, R. Emily Brontë. Boston 1982.
Davies, S. Emily Brontë: the artist as a free woman. Manchester 1983.
Chitham, E. A life of Emily Brontë. London and New York 1987.
Winnifrith, T. and E. Chitham. Charlotte and Emily Brontë: literary
lives. Basingstoke 1989.
Frank, K. A chainless soul: a life of Emily Brontë. Boston 1990.
Anne Brontë, ‘Acton Bell’ 1820–49
See Collections and selections: the Brontë family, above.
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Agnes Grey: a novel, by Acton Bell (Anne Brontë). 3 vols 1847 (vol 3
only; vols 1 and 2 are Wuthering Heights, by Ellis Bell [Emily
Brontë]); 1 vol 1850 (with Wuthering Heights; a new edition
revised, with a biographical notice of the authors, a selection
from their literary remains, and a preface, by Currer Bell
[Charlotte Brontë]); serialised weekly in Saturday Gazette
(Philadelphia) 22 Dec 1849–19 Jan 1850; 1 vol Philadelphia [1850]
(Agnes Grey: an autobiography, by the authors of Jane Eyre,
Shirley, The tenant of Wildfell Hall, etc); 2 vols Leipzig 1851 (with
Wuthering Heights; a new edition revised . . . by Currer Bell,
‘copyright edition’, Tauchnitz Collection of British Authors vols
201 and 202); 1 vol 1858 (with Wuthering Heights); New York 1881;
[1905] (with Poems by Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë, introd
by F. Masson); [1935]; 1908 (with The professor, Poems, by the
sisters Brontë); New York 1910 (with Wuthering Heights in
Complete works of Charlotte Brontë and her sisters); (with The
tenant of Wildfell Hall) introd by M. Sinclair 1914 (EL), introd by
P. Bentley 1954 (Collins), introd by M. Lane 1958 (EL); [1935]; ed H.
van Thal, introd by F. Hughes 1966; 1969 (Folio Soc); introd by A.
Smith 1985 (EL) (with Poems); ed A. Goreau 1988 (Pen). See also
Collections, above.
translations: Du 1853; Fr 1859, 1962 (rptd 1990); Ital 1956.
reviews: Spectator 18 Dec 1847; [Chorley, H. F.] Athenaeum 25
Dec 1847; NMM Jan 1848; Britannia 15 Jan 1848; Douglas Jerrold’s
Weekly Newspaper 15 Jan 1848; Atlas 22 Jan 1848; [Peck, G. W.]
Amer Rev June 1848; Albion (New York) n.s. 7, 5 Aug 1848; Nat Era
(Washington) 4, 3 Jan 1850; Graham’s Mag (Philadelphia) 36, Feb
1850; Peterson’s Mag (Philadelphia) 17, Feb 1850; Godey’s Lady’s
Book (Philadelphia) 40, Mar 1850; Sartain’s Union Mag (New
York) 6, Apr 1850; Examiner 21 Dec 1850; Athenaeum 28 Dec 1850;
Economist 4 Jan 1851; Eclectic Rev n.s. 1, Feb 1851.
The tenant of Wildfell Hall, by Acton Bell. 3 vols 1848; reissued as
‘Second edition’, with preface, 1848; 1 vol, ‘By Acton Bell, author
of Wuthering Heights’, New York 1848 (also 2 vols in paper wrappers);
1 vol 1854 (Parlour Lib edn); ‘a new edition’ 1858, 1867, etc;
New York 1881 (Seaside Lib edn); 1904 (with The Professor); (with
Agnes Grey) introd by M. Sinclair 1914 (EL), introd by P. Bentley
1954, introd by M. Lane 1958 (EL); New York 1962; 1966 (Folio
Soc); with author’s preface to second edn 1974 (WC); ed G. D.
Hargreaves, introd by W. Gérin 1979 (Pen); introd by J. Weeks,
Santa Barbara CA 1979; ed H. Rosengarten and M. Smith, Oxford
and New York 1993 (WC). See also Collections, above.
translations: Fr 1945, 1964, rptd 1991.
reviews: [Chorley, H. F.] Athenaeum 8 July 1848; Spectator 8 July
1848; Morning Express (New York) 27 July 1848; Examiner 29 July
1848; Sunday News and Noah’s Weekly Messenger 8, 30 July 1848;
Sharpe’s London Mag Aug 1848; Boston Post 3 Aug 1848; Albion
(New York) n.s. 7, 5 Aug 1848; Literary World (New York) 3, 12 Aug
1848; Nat Era (Washington) 2, 24 Aug 1848; Holden’s Dollar Mag
(New York) 2, Sep 1848; Peterson’s Mag (Philadelphia) 14, Sep
1848; Sartain’s Union Mag (New York) 3, Sep 1848; Godey’s Lady’s
Book (Philadelphia) 37, Oct 1848; Graham’s Mag (Philadelphia)
33, Oct 1848; [Whipple, E. P.] North Amer Rev 67, Oct 1848 (rptd
Brontë Soc Trans 13 pt 66 1956); J. E. Rankin, Pictorial Nat Lib
(Boston) 2, Jan 1849; [Kingsley, C.] Fraser’s Mag 39, Apr 1849.
Selections from poems by Acton Bell. In Wuthering Heights and
Agnes Grey, a new edition revised, with a biographical notice of
the authors, a selection from their literary remains, and a preface,
by Currer Bell, 1850.
Dreams and other poems. 1917 (priv ptd).
The complete poems of Anne Brontë. Ed C. Shorter, introd by C. W.
Hatfield, London and New York [1920].
The poems of Emily Jane and Anne Brontë. Ed T. J. Wise and J. A.
Symington, Oxford 1934 (Shakespeare Head Brontë).
The poems of Anne Brontë: a new text and commentary. Ed E.
Chitham, London and Totowa NJ 1979.
Anne Brontë’s song book 1843–4. Introd by R. Rastall, Co. Kilkenny,
Ireland, 1980. Reproduction of ms in Bonnell Collection.
Individual poems published earlier than their appearance in
collections noted above
Oh, they have robbed me of the hope. In Agnes Grey (1847) ch 17.
Farewell to thee! but not farewell. In The tenant of Wildfell Hall
(1848), vol 1 ch 19.
Anne Brontë
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