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tled ‘The progress of misgovernment’; The state of the drama.
NMM Feb 1832.
On the influence and education of women. NMM Mar 1832.
A few plain words on a great question; Upon the spirit of true criticism;
The wilful misstatements of the Quarterly Review. NMM
Apr 1832.
The recess; The contrast [review of novel by Lord Normanby];
Retrospective criticism [review of Laman Blanchard’s poems].
NMM May 1832.
Our present state; Recent dramas; Fiesco: a tragedy, translated from
the German of Schiller [review of trn by Colonel d’Aguilar].
NMM June 1832.
The politician, no I; Character of the last unreformed House of
Commons; Another epic by the author of corn-law rhymes
[review of Ebenezer Elliott’s Spirits and men]. NMM July 1832.
The politician, no II; The true spirit of religious poetry:
Montgomery’s Messiah; Aristocracy. NMM Aug 1832.
The politician, no IV; Letter from Paris by Henry Pelham esq. to the
editors of the New Monthly Magazine; Death of Sir Walter Scott.
NMM Oct 1832.
To our friends, on preserving the anonymous in periodicals; The
politician, nos V and VI; The ‘True Sun’: another argument
against the taxes on knowledge; The difference between authors
and the impression conveyed of them by their works (rptd in The
student, above); Proposals for a literary union. NMM Nov 1832.
The politician, no VII. NMM Dec 1832.
The politician, nos VIII and IX; Count Pecchio’s notions of England;
The modern platonist; The faults of recent poets: poems by
Alfred Tennyson; Letter to the editor of the Quarterly Review.
NMM Jan 1833.
The politician, nos X and XI; On moral fictions: Miss Martineau’s
illustrations of political economy. NMM Feb 1833.
The politician, no XII; Position of independent labourers under the
operation of the poor laws in England; Paul Louis Courier: his
life and writings, a biographical criticism; Leigh Hunt’s poetical
works; The wondrous tale of Alroy [review of Disraeli’s novel].
NMM Mar 1833.
The politician, no XIV. NMM May 1833.
The politician, no XV; Modern novelists and recent novels [including
review of Bulwer’s own novel Godolphin]. NMM June 1833.
View of the character of Goethe [review of Falk’s Goethe tr by Mrs
Austin]. NMM July 1833.
The editor’s farewell; The politician, no XVIII; On the state of eloquence
in England; An essay on breakfasts; Watering places.
NMM Aug 1833.
Sir Egerton Brydges’s autobiography. Edinburgh Rev July 1834.
Mrs Butler’s American journal. Edinburgh Rev July 1835 .
Prose fictions and their varieties. London Rev July 1835.
Sir Thomas Browne’s works [review of Simon Wilkin’s edn].
Edinburgh Rev Oct 1836.
Juliet’s tomb in Verona. Heath’s Book of Beauty, 1836; rptd in later
edns of The student, above.
Paul de Kock; Chateaubriand on the literature of England.
Edinburgh Rev Jan 1837.
The great metropolis. Edinburgh Rev July 1837.
Charles Lamb; Gray’s works [review of John Mitford’s edn]. London
and Westminster Rev July 1837.
The position and prospects of the government; The history of the
reign of Victoria I. Monthly Chron Mar 1838.
On art in fiction. 2 pts Monthly Chron Mar–Apr 1838.
Slavery and the new slave trade; The international law of copyright
[with Sir David Brewster]. Monthly Chron Apr 1838.
The life and writings of Scott [review of J. G. Lockhart’s biography];
Manners; Lord Brougham. Monthly Chron May 1838.
The present state of poetry. Monthly Chron June 1838.
Letters by an English member of parliament to M. De_ of the
chambre des députés (2 pts); Animal magnetism [with Dionysius
Lardner] (2 pts). Monthly Chron June–July 1838.
Lady Blessington’s novels. Edinburgh Rev July 1838.
Courts of British queens. London and Westminster Rev Aug 1838.
Lord Durham’s mission. Monthly Chron Sep 1838.
The people’s charter: Mr O’Connell and the English radicals.
Monthly Chron Oct 1838.
Lord Lyndhurst’s review of the last session — defence of the Whigs.
Edinburgh Rev Oct 1839.
Present state and conduct of parties. Edinburgh Rev Apr 1840.
The reign of terror: its causes and results. Foreign Quart Rev July
1842.
Goldsmith [review of J. Forster’s biography]. Edinburgh Rev July
1848.
Lord Lyndhurst and the war. Quart Rev June 1854.
Pitt and Fox. Quart Rev Sep 1855.
The disputes with America. Quart Rev June 1856.
Arrest of the five members by Charles the first. Quart Rev Oct 1860;
rptd in Miscellaneous prose works above as Pym versus Falkland.
England and her institutions. Quart Rev Oct 1866.
Charles Lamb and some of his companions. Quart Rev Jan 1867.
Upon the employment of rhymed verse in English comedy.
Blackwood’s Mag Feb 1870.
Introductions and translations
Literary remains of the late William Hazlitt with a notice of his life
by his son and thoughts on his genius and writings by E. L.
Bulwer esq. MP and Mr Sergeant Talfourd MP. 2 vols 1836.
The poems and ballads of Schiller with a brief sketch of Schiller’s
life. 2 vols Edinburgh and London 1844, Leipzig 1844
(Tauchnitz), Edinburgh and London 1852, London 1870; tr Ger (of
the introduction, by H. Kletke) Berlin 1848, [1890]. For subsequent
pbs of individual poems in Bulwer’s trn, see Bulwer entry
in BL catalogue, 1956.
Sketches from life by the late Laman Blanchard with a memoir of
the author by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton bart. 3 vols 1846, 1849.
The odes and epodes of Horace: a metrical translation into English
with introduction and commentaries. Blackwood’s Mag
Apr–Aug 1868, Edinburgh and London 1869, 2 vols Leipzig 1869
(Tauchnitz), New York 1870.
§2
Criticism
[Landon, L. E.] Living literary characters no 5, Edward Lytton
Bulwer. NMM May 1831.
Review of the writings of Bulwer. Literary and Theological Rev
(New York) Sep 1834.
Laube, H. Moderne Charackteristiken. 2 vols Mannheim 1835.
Willis, N. P. Pencillings by the way. 3 vols 1835.
Chorley, H. F. The authors of England. 1838.
[Bulwer Lytton, Rosina.] Bulwer’s dramatic poetry. Dublin Univ
Mag Mar and Apr 1840.
[Thackeray, W. M.] Epistles to the literati no 13. Fraser’s Mag Jan
1840.
[Robertson, J.] Sir Lytton Bulwer. Westminster Rev May 1843.
Horne, R. H. A new spirit of the age. 2 vols 1844.
Gilfillian, G. Galleries of literary portraits. 2 vols Edinburgh 1845.
Powell, T. The living authors of England. 1849.
Jerdan, W. Autobiography. 4 vols 1852–3.
Alison, A. History of Europe from 1815 to 1852. Edinburgh 1853.
[Oliphant, M. O.] Bulwer. Blackwood’s Mag Feb 1855.
Planché, G. Portraits littéraires. Paris 1855.
[Senior, N. W.] Sir E. Bulwer Lytton’s novels. North Br Rev Aug 1855.
Jeaffreson, J. C. Novels and novelists from Elizabeth to Victoria. 2
vols 1858.
Mark Rochester (pseud of W. C. M. Kent). The Derby ministry, a
series of cabinet pictures. 1858.
Bulwer Lytton
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