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Charles Dickens 1812–1870: a centenary book exhibition. 1970.
Dickens 1812–1870. TLS 4 June 1970.
Dickens Studies Annual. 1970– (in progress).
Dickens Studies Newsletter (1970–83), continued as Dickens
Quarterly (1983– in progress). In addition to reviews, articles and
notes, includes an extensive quarterly bibliography of Dickens
studies.
Dutch Dickensian [founded c. 1970]. Annual jnl with essays in Eng
and Du, abstracts in Du and Eng.
Genet, M. Charles Dickens 1812–1870. Austin 1970. Exhibition catalogue
of VanderPoel collection.
[Greaves, J. and G. Major.] The London of Charles Dickens, with
foreword by M. Dickens. 1970, 1979. A guide to London locations
associated with Dickens.
A guide to the Charles Dickens birthplace museum. Portsmouth
1970.
Victoria and Albert Museum. Charles Dickens: an exhibition to
commemorate the centenary of his death. 1970.
Jarndyce Antiquarian Booksellers catalogues. 1970– (in progress).
These have included Dickens materials from the outset; catalogues
devoted exclusively to Dickens first appeared in 1984.
Catalogue of autograph manuscripts, original drawings and first
editions of Charles Dickens from the collection of the late Comte
Alain de Suzannet. Ed with foreword by M. Slater 1971.
Gold, J. The stature of Dickens: a centenary bibliography. Toronto
1971.
Charles Dickens: the J. F. Dexter collection: accessions to the general
catalogue of printed books, manuscripts, prints and drawings.
1974.
Churchill, R. C. A bibliography of Dickensian criticism 1836–1975.
1975.
Burton, A. The Forster library as a Dickens collection. Dickens Stud
Newsletter 9 1978.
Fenstermaker, J. J. Charles Dickens 1940–1975: an analytical subject
index to periodical criticism of the novels and Christmas books.
1979.
DeVries, D. The Garland Dickens Bibliographies; later Dickens
Bibliographies series. 1981– (in progress). See under §1, below.Vol
eds: David Copperfield, R. J. Dunn 1981; Hard times, S. Manning
1984; Our mutual friend, J. J. Brattin and B. Hornback 1984;
Christmas books, Christmas stories and other short fiction, R. F.
Glancy 1985; Oliver Twist, D. Paroissien 1986; Great expectations,
G. J. Worth 1986; Barnaby Rudge, T. J. Rice 1987; The old curiosity
shop, P. Schlicke and P. Schlicke 1988; The Pickwick papers, E.
Engel 1990; Martin Chuzzlewit, R. E. Lougy 1990; A tale of two
cities, R. F. Glancy 1993; The Mystery of Edwin Drood, A. J. Cox,
1998; Dombey and Son L. Litvack 1999.
Cohn, A. M. and K. K. Collins. The cumulated Dickens checklist
1970–1979. Troy NY 1982.
Rosenbaum, B. and P. White. Charles Dickens 1812–70. In IELM, vol
4, 1800–1900, London and New York 1982.
Harris, K. and D. Parker. The Dickens House London. Dickens Stud
Newsletter 14 1983.
Smith, W. E. Charles Dickens in the original cloth: a bibliographical
catalogue. Los Angeles 1983.
The Dickens World. Annual from 1985.
The Dickens Companions. Ed M. Cotsell and S. Shatto 1986– (in
progress). See under §1, below. Vol eds: Our mutual friend, M.
Cotsell 1986; The mystery of Edwin Drood, W. Jacobson 1986;
Bleak House, S. Shatto 1988; A tale of two cities, A. Sanders 1988;
Oliver Twist, D. Paroissien 1992; Hard times, M. Simpson 1997.
Bentley, N., M. Slater and N. Burgis. The Dickens index. Oxford 1988.
Page, N. A Dickens chronology. 1988.
Chittick, K. The critical reception of Charles Dickens 1833–1841.
New York 1989.
Levit, F. A Dickens glossary. New York 1990.
Pointer, M. Who’s who in Dickens. 1995.
Newlin, G. Windows into Dickens: everyone in Dickens, every thing
in Dickens. 4 vols Westport CT 1996.
Hawes, D. Who’s who in Dickens. 1998.
Schlicke, P. Oxford reader’s companion to Dickens. Oxford 1999.
Websites
Dickens House Museum web site:
http://www.rmplc.co.uk/orgs/dickens/index.html
Dickens Project (Univ of California Santa Cruz) with bibliographies,
conference information, etc. web site:
http://humwww.ucsc.edu/Dickens/index.html
Charles Dickens Forum e-mail address:
DICKNS-L@UCSBVM.ucsb.edu
Japanese web site, with e-texts, bibliographies, mailing lists, etc.
web site:
http://lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/ ˜ matsuoka/Dickens.html#info
Collections
During Dickens’s lifetime and the duration of the chief copyrights, the only
authorised collected edns issued in England were pbd by Chapman & Hall.
These edns were expanded from time to time, and in due course furnished with
introductory or critical matter. After Dickens’s death, similarly annotated
edns were issued by other firms, and new artists were procured for the illustrations;
only the more important of these edns are given here. The authorised
edns are not all included because some varied merely in title, price and other
technical details. Reprints not containing new material are omitted.
Editions published by Chapman & Hall
The works of Charles Dickens. 17 vols 1847–67; 1st ser 1847–52 also
issued in weekly and monthly pts. The first systematic re-issue,
known as the ‘first cheap edition’. Frontispiece illustrations only.
Contains some new prefaces; general Address to the reader about
this edn in Pickwick papers 1847. See S. Nowell-Smith, The Cheap
edition of Dickens’s works (first ser) 1847–52, Library 5th ser 22
1967.
Library edition. 22 vols 1858–9. Frontispiece illustrations only.
Includes Reprinted pieces 1858, from Household Words.
Dedicated to John Forster. Re-issued in 30 vols (including later
works) 1861–74, with new title pages and illustrations, including
the original ones and addns by Marcus Stone, John Leech,
Clarkson Stanfield et al.
The People’s edition. 25 vols 1865–7. A re-issue of the Cheap edition,
excluding prefaces etc.
Charles Dickens edition. 21 vols 1867–[75]. Mainly rptd from foregoing,
with slight addns and revisions by Dickens, including the
addn of running headlines and some new prefaces. This is the
text most often rptd in later edns.
Household edition. 22 vols [1871–9]; issued in monthly pts. With
new illustrations by F. Barnard, J. Mahoney et al. Includes
Forster’s Life of Dickens.
Illustrated Library edition. 30 vols 1873–6.
Gadshill edition. Introds, general essay and notes by A. Lang, 36 vols
1897–[1908]. Contains all the original illustrations, with many
additional ones by Charles Green, Harry Furniss, Maurice
Greiffenhagen et al. Vols 35–6 Miscellaneous papers (not previously
collected), ed B. W. Matz 1908. Rptd in edn de luxe 38 vols
1903–[8], with Forster’s Life of Dickens, 2 vols, added.
Authentic edition. 22 vols 1901–[6]. With the original illustrations
and additional illustrations from the Gadshill edn.
Oxford India paper Dickens. 17 vols 1901–2. With Henry Frowde
(afterwards Humphrey Milford). Copyright text, on thin paper,
with the original illustrations. Forster’s Life added 1907.
Biographical edition. Ed A. Waugh 19 vols 1902–3. With the original
illustrations. Includes Collected papers (prefaces and minor
works). Miscellaneous papers, ed B. W. Matz, as additional vol
1908.
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