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illustrations, including Buss’s, and additional drawings by J.
Leech.
1891, introd by J. Lubbock.
1892 Macmillan edn, introd by C. Dickens the younger.
1897 Gadshill edn, introd and notes by A. Lang. 2 vols.
1899 Rochester edn, introd by G. Gissing, notes by F. G. Kitton, frontispiece
by S. Laurence, illustr E. H. 2 vols.
1899 Temple edn, introd by W. Jerrold. 3 vols.
1901–2 London edn, notes by F. G. Kitton and original illustrations.
1902 Autograph edn, introd by P. Fitzgerald, notes by F. G. Kitton,
original and extra illustrations. 3 vols.
1902 Biographical edn, introd by A. Waugh, with original illustrations.
1903 Autograph edn, introd by P. Fitzgerald, notes by F. G. Kitton
and original illustrations. 3 vols.
1906 National edn, with 60 illustrations.
1907 Everyman Lib edn, introd by G. K. Chesterton.
1909 Topical edn, introd by C. Van Noorden, notes by C. P. Johnson. 2
vols. (Original illustrations and prefaces, 223 additional pictures,
etc.)
1910 Testimonial edn, introd by J. A. Hammerton, illustr H. Furniss.
1913–15 Waverley edn, introd by A. Lang, illustr C. Pears and F.
Barnard.
1937 Nonesuch edn, ed. W. Dexter, H. Walpole, A. Waugh, and T.
Hatton.
1947 New Oxford Illus Dickens, introd by B. Darwin.
New York 1949 Inner Sanctum edn, introd by C. Fadiman, illustr F.
Banbery.
1953 Collins edn, introd by A. Waugh.
New York 1960 Washington Square edn. Rptd as a Collateral Classic
1967, introd by J. Mersand.
New York 1964 Laurel edn, introd by E. Johnson.
New York 1964 Signet Classics edn, afterword by S. Marcus.
New York 1969 Airmont edn, introd by B. Rowland.
Harmondsworth 1972, Penguin English Library edn, later Penguin
Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by R. L. Patten, with original
illustrations, maps and appendices.
1981 Folio Society edn, introd by C. Hibbert and illustr C. Keeping.
Oxford 1986 Clarendon edn, ed J. Kinsley.
Oxford 1988 World’s Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by J.
Kinsley and K. Tillotson.
1991 Mandarin edn, introd by P. Ackroyd.
1997 Everyman Dickens edn, ed with introd and notes by M.
Andrews.
Harmondsworth 1998 Penguin Classics edn, ed M. Wormald.
Dickens’s reading adaptations
Bardell and Pickwick; Mr Chops, the dwarf [from Going into
society]; Mr Bob Sawyer’s party: three readings, each in one
chapter. nd (priv ptd). Both Pickwick items rptd Boston 1868 and
in collections 1868, 1883, 1907, 1975, 1983. See Readings, below.
Commentary on the text
de Suzannet, A. The original manuscript of Pickwick papers.
Dickensian 28 1932.
Miller, W. and E. H. Strange. The original Pickwick papers: the collation
of a perfect first edition. Dickensian 29–31 1933–5.
Patten, R. L. The interpolated tales in Pickwick papers. Dickens Stud
1 1965.
Patten, R. L. The unpropitious muse: Pickwick’s ‘interpolated’ tales.
Dickens Stud Newsletter 1 1970.
Patten, R. L. Pickwick and the development of serial fiction. Rice
Univ Stud 61 1975.
Imitations
‘Bos’ [T. P. Prest?]. The post-humourous notes of the Pickwickian
club. 2 vols [1839?]. Issued weekly, May 1837–July 1839, 112 nos at
1d as The penny Pickwick, and 4d monthly; illus. See F. C. Rose,
Dickensian 22 1926.
Pickwick in Boulogne. Boulogne Sep 1837.
The Pickwick Gazette, illustrated by Robert Cruikshank. 1837. 2
issues only, June–July.
Posthumous papers of the Cadgers’ club. 1837–8.
Sam Weller’s Pickwick jest book. Penny nos from 1 Nov 1837.
Sam Weller’s sentiments on the Poor Law. Cleave’s London Satirist
16 Dec 1837.
The beauties of Pickwick, by Sam Weller. 1838, 1883 (facs, introd on
original of Sam Weller, note on piracies, and other comments,
‘by a lover of Dickens’s works’). Partly quotation, partly invention.
Mr Pickwick’s collection of songs. [c. 1838].
‘Poz’. The posthumous papers of the wonderful discovery club.
[1838].
‘Quiz’. Droll discussions and queer proceedings of the Magnum-
Fundum club. [1838.]
Reynolds, G. W. M. Pickwick in America! 44 pts 1838–9. See F. C. Roe,
Connoisseur 107 1941.
Winkle’s journal (omitted in the Pickwick papers). Metropolitan
Mag Oct 1838.
Pickwick in India. Madras 1839–40.
Pickwick’s mirthful almanac for 1839.
Reynolds, G. W. M. Pickwick abroad: or the tour in France, illus.
1839, 1864, 1905. Appeared serially Dec 1837–June 1838 in
Monthly Mag, of which Reynolds was then editor. Also issued in
monthly pts from Jan 1839. The book issue contains a long
preface defending the imitation, 41 steel engravings by ‘Alfred
Crowquill’ (A. H. Forrester) and J. Phillips, and 33 woodcuts by G.
W. Bonner (views of Paris). See W. Miller, G. W. M. Reynolds and
Dickens, Dickensian 13 1917.
Dickens, C. Master Humphrey’s clock nos 5–88 (2 May 1840–27 Nov
1841) passim. Pickwick and the Wellers revived.
Reynolds, G. W. M. Noctes Pickwickianae. Teetotaler 27 June–8 Aug
1840.
Ross, H. Mr Pickwick’s hat-box. The New Monthly Belle Assemblée
Jan–Nov 1840.
An omitted Pickwick paper: restored by Poz. The Token and
Atlantic Souvenir. Boston 1841.
Reynolds, G. W. M. Pickwick married. Teetotaler 23 Jan–19 June
1841. Rptd and rev as The marriage of Mr Pickwick in his Master
Timothy’s book case, 1842. A tale occupying one-sixth of a long
work.
The Pickwickian treasury of wit: or Joe Miller’s jest book. 1846.
Viles, E. Marmaduke Midge, the Pickwickian legatee. [c. 1852].
[Besant, W. and J. Rice.] The death of Samuel Pickwick. In The case of
Mr Lucraft and other tales, 2 vols 1876.
Mr Pickwick goes out pike fishing. The Shooting Times 1902.
Pickwick papers up to date. Gleam 19 June 1902.
Pickwick papers up to date. Punch 17 and 24 Dec 1902, 22 Apr 1903.
Reid, J. G. Pickwickians abroad. Shanghai 1913.
Harper, C. G. Mr Pickwick’s second time. The Autocar 24 Dec 1921;
rev and expanded as Mr Pickwick’s second time on earth, 1927.
Young Pickwick’s schooldays. nd.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Stirling, E. The Pickwick club; or, the age we live in. 1837.
Rede, W. L. Peregrinations of Pickwick. 1837.
Moncrieff, W. T. Sam Weller; or, the Pickwickians. 1837.
Taylor, T. P. Boz; or, the Pickwick club. 1837.
Selby, C. Pickwickian adventures; or, the sayings and doings of the
Pickwick club, 1837.
Murray, W. H. Scraps from Pickwick. Edinburgh 1837.
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