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Nantz, F. C. Pickwick; or the sayings and doings of Sam Weller.
Colchester 1837.
Moncrieff, W. T. Sam Weller’s tour; or, the Pickwickians abroad.
1838.
Daly, A. Pickwick papers. New York 1868.
Albery, J. Pickwick. 1871.
Hollingshead, J. Bardell versus Pickwick. 1871.
Emson, F. E. The Weller family [Sam Weller’s visit to his mother-inlaw];
[The course of true love]. 1878.
Furtado, C. Gabriel Grub. 1879.
[Pemberton, J. E.?], T. H. Gem and F. Spinney. Bardell versus
Pickwick. 1881.
Pollitt, R. The great Pickwick case. Manchester 1884.
Rowe, G. F. Jingle; or, the Pickwick club. New York 1887.
Burnand, F. C. and E. Solomon. Pickwick. 1889.
Parker, J. M. An evening with Pickwick. New York 1889.
Klein, C. Mr Pickwick. New York 1903.
Bengough, J. W. The breach of promise trial, Bardell v Pickwick.
Toronto 1907.
Mr Pickwick’s predicament. Film 1912. Produced by T. A. Edison.
Pickwick papers. Film, Vitagraph 1913.
Adventures of Mr Pickwick. Film 1921. Script by E. A. Baughan and
E. Stannard. Directed by T. Bentley.
Hamilton, C. and F. C. Reilly. Pickwick. New York 1927.
Bardell against Pickwick. BBC Television 1938. Script by S.
Harrison.
Pickwick papers. Film 1952. Written and directed by N. Langley.
Young, S. The Trial of Mr Pickwick. 1952.
Mankowitz, W. Pickwick. 1963.
The Pickwick papers. BBC Television serial 1985. Directed by B.
Lighthill.
Reviews
See Chittick 1989 under Bibliographies and reference works, above.
Athenaeum 26 Mar 1836 (advertisement), 3 Dec 1836; Court Jnl Apr
1836; Atlas 3 Apr 1836; Bath Herald 9 Apr 1836, 11 June 1836, 9 July
1836, 6 Aug 1836; Fraser’s Lit Chron 9 Apr 1836; Literary Gazette 9
Apr 1836, and many subsequent articles; (see particularly [W.
Jerdan] 13 Aug 1836); Bell’s Life in London 10 Apr 1836, 1 May 1836,
3 July 1836; News and Sunday Herald 10 Apr 1836; Spectator 16
Apr 1836; Lincoln Gazette 19 Apr 1836, 13 Sep 1836; Satirist 30 Apr
1836, 11 Dec 1836; Metropolitan Mag May 1836, and many subsequent
articles; Sun 2 May 1836; Morning Post 11 May 1836; Bath
Chron 12 May 1836; John Bull 12 June 1836, 11 Sep 1836; Sunday
Times 12 June 1836; Brighton Guardian 15 June 1836, 10 Aug 1836;
NMM Sep 1836; Examiner 4 Sep 1836, and many subsequent articles
(see particularly [J. Forster] 2 July 1837, and 5 Nov 1837); [Poe,
E. A.] Southern Lit Messenger Nov 1836, Sep 1837; [Buller, C.]
Westminster Rev 27 1837; [Haywood, A.] Quart Rev 59 1837;
Monthly Rev Feb 1837; Court Mag Apr 1837; Eclectic Rev Apr
1837; Chambers’s Jnl 29 Apr 1837; Star 7 Oct 1837; Torch 14 Oct
1837; [Lewes, G. H.?] Nat Mag Dec 1837; [Lister, T. H.] Edinburgh
Rev 68 1838; Fraser’s Mag Oct 1838, Apr 1840; Chasles, P. Journal
des Débats 13 Oct 1838; [Russell, C. W.] Dublin Rev 8 1840;
[Patmore, C.?] North Br Rev 7 1847; [Whipple, E. P.] North Amer
Rev 69 1849; [Hamley, E. B.] Blackwood’s Mag Apr 1857; Saturday
Rev 23 Feb 1861; Athenaeum 31 Mar 1866.
Studies and appreciations
Seymour, Mrs [Robert]. An account of the origin of the Pickwick
papers. [1854] (priv ptd and apparently not circulated); ed F. G.
Kitton, St Albans 1901 (priv ptd).
Calverley, C. S. An examination paper [on Pickwick papers]. [1857];
rptd in his Fly-leaves, Cambridge 1872 (2nd edn). See W. Besant,
Dickensian 32 1936.
Dickens, C. The history of Pickwick. Athenaeum 31 Mar 1866; correction,
7 Apr 1866. On the Seymour claims.
Hassard, J. R. G. A Pickwickian pilgrimage. Boston 1881. Chiefly on
London scenes.
Fitzgerald, P. H. The history of Pickwick. 1891.
Lockwood, F. The law and lawyers of Pickwick. [1894], [1896].
Fitzgerald, P. H. Pickwickian manners and customs. [1897], New
York 1974, Folcroft PA 1974.
Neale, C. M. An index to Pickwick. 1897. Addenda, Dickensian 4
1908. Rptd Folcroft PA 1974.
Fitzgerald, P. H. Pickwickian studies. 1899, Folcroft PA 1977.
Grego, J. Pictorial Pickwickiana: Charles Dickens and his illustrators.
2 vols. 1899.
Hall, H. Mr Pickwick’s Kent. 1899, Norwood PA 1975.
Fitzgerald, P. H. Bardell v. Pickwick, notes and commentaries. 1902.
Machen, A. In his Hieroglyphics, 1902.
Fitzgerald, P. H. The Pickwickian dictionary and cyclopaedia. [1903],
New York 1974, 1975.
Bailey, W. H. Wellerisms and wit. Dickensian 1 1905.
Allbut, R. Sam Weller: a character sketch. Dickensian 2 1906.
Chesterton, G. K. The superiority of the Pickwick England.
Dickensian 3 1907.
The Eatanswill gazette: official organ of the Eatanswill Club,
Sudbury Suffolk – a journal devoted to Eatanswillian,
Pickwickian and Dickensian humour and research. 4 nos
Sudbury 1907–8. Founded chiefly to defend the theory that
Eatanswill in the Pickwick papers represents Sudbury, but contains
other minutiae.
Edgar, G. The Pickwickian Christmas. Dickensian 3 1907.
Ley, J. W. T. Is Sudbury Eatanswill? Dickensian 3 1907.
Barlow, G. The genius of Dickens. Contemporary Rev 94 1908.
Neale, C. M. A few more Pickwick references. Dickensian 4 1908.
Beisiegel, M. K. Notes on Dickens’s Pickwick papers. 1910.
Neale, C. M. Pickwick and Charles Lamb. Dickensian 6 1910.
Dibelius, W. Zu den Pickwick papers. Anglia 35 1912.
Fitzgerald, P. H. Pickwick riddles and perplexities. 1912.
Matz, B. W. The inns and taverns of Pickwick. [1912].
Suddaby, J. The anonymous hot-pieman in Pickwick. Dickensian 10
1914.
Bowen, C. M. Dead souls and Pickwick papers. Athenaeum June
1916.
Oliver Twist
Oliver Twist; or, the parish boy’s progress, by ‘Boz’. In 24 monthly
instalments, Bentley’s Misc Feb 1837–Apr 1839 (except June and
Oct 1837 and Sep 1838), illustr G. Cruikshank. The incomplete ms,
consisting of 22 chs, is in the Forster Collection; scraps survive in
the Berg Collection, the Dickens House and the Gimbel
Collection. See Paroissien 1986 under Bibliographies, below.
Bibliographies
Dexter, W. Bentley’s Miscellany. Dickensian 33 1937.
Patten, R. L. Paperback editions: Oliver Twist. Dickens Stud
Newsletter 3 1972.
Paroissien, D. Oliver Twist: an annotated bibliography 1986
(Garland Dickens Bibliographies).
Editions
1838, 1838 (by Charles Dickens), illustr G. Cruikshank. 3 vols.
1839 (by Charles Dickens, 2nd edn), illustr G. Cruikshank. 3 vols.
Philadelphia 1839 [1838] not illus, 2 vols; 1839 illustr G. Cruikshank,
1 vol. These Philadelphia edns are unique texts, partly based on
proofs of Bentley’s Misc before Dickens’s corrections.
Paris 1839. First European edn.
1840 (by ‘Boz’), illustr G. Cruikshank.
1841 (by Charles Dickens, 3rd edn, with author’s introd), illustr G.
Cruikshank. 3 vols.
Leipzig 1843 Tauchnitz Collection of British Authors no 36, first as
Oliver Twist, later as The adventures of Oliver Twist.