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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Oct 1837; [Lewes, G. H.] Nat Mag and Monthly Critic Dec 1837;
Torch 6 Jan 1838; Courier 5 Feb, 2 Mar, 3 Apr 1838; Bell’s Weekly
Messenger 6 May 1838; [Lister, T. H.] Edinburgh Rev 68, Oct 1838;
Athenaeum 17 Nov 1838, 26 Oct 1839; Literary Gazette 24 Nov
1838; Spectator 24 Nov 1838; Dublin Univ Mag Dec 1838; Court Jnl
15 Dec 1838; Monthly Rev Jan 1839; [[Ford, R.] Quart Rev 64, June
1839; D[wight], J. S., Christian Examiner Nov 1839; [Thackeray, W.
M.] Fraser’s Mag Apr 1840; Parker’s London Mag 2 Feb 1845;
[Cleghorn T.?] North Br Rev 3 1845.
Studies and appreciations
Cruikshank, G. The origin of Oliver Twist. The Times 30 Dec 1871.
Cruikshank, G. The artist and the author. 1872. Cruikshank’s claim
to have originated Oliver Twist; see Forster, Life of Dickens vol 2,
1873.
Whipple, E. P. Atlantic Monthly Oct 1876.
Bayne, P. Studies in English Authors. Literary World 4 Apr 1879.
Manners-Smith, C. In the footsteps of Bill Sikes. Cassell’s Mag Mar
1900.
Harper, C. G. In the track of Bill Sikes. London Mag Feb 1906.
Southton, J. Y. Bill Sikes’s Hampton Tavern. Dickensian 7 1911.
‘Sack, O.’ [B. W. Matz]. Jacob’s island and Bill Sikes’s house.
Dickensian 14 1918.
Nicholas Nickleby
The life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, containing a faithful
account of the fortunes, misfortunes, uprisings, downfallings
and complete career of the Nickleby family, edited by ‘Boz’, with
illustrations by ‘Phiz’. (Title on wrapper. On title page, The life
and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, by Charles Dickens). 20 (as
19) monthly pts (with variants) Apr 1838–Oct 1839. The ms is dispersed
in various collections: nearly 100 pages are held in the
Rosenbach Museum in Philadelphia; ch 9 is in the Dickens House
Museum; there are several pages in the Dexter Collection in the
BL, others in the Pierpont Morgan Lib, and half a page in the Free
Lib of Philadelphia. Corrected proofs are in the Forster
Collection.
Bibliographies
Strange, E. H. Notes on the bibliography of Nicholas Nickleby.
Dickensian 33 1937.
A new Dickens bibliography: Nicholas Nickleby. Dickensian 40
1944.
Editions
Oct 1839 (with preface, and portrait of Dickens by Daniel Maclise, as
The life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby). 1 vol.
Philadelphia 1839. First American edn.
Paris 1839.
New York 1839.
Leipzig 1843 Tauchnitz Collection of British Authors no 47, as The
life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby.
1848 Cheap edn, with frontispiece from painting by T. Webster,
engraved by T. Williams. (And in 30 weekly pts, 8 monthly pts,
Oct 1847–May 1848).
1858 Library edn.
1867 Charles Dickens edn, with new preface.
Boston 1867 Diamond edn, illustr S. Eytinge jr.
New York 1873 Household edn, illustr C. S. Reinhart.
New York 1876 New Illus Lib edn, introd by E. P. Whipple.
1881, illustr F. Barnard.
1883, illustr J. Proctor.
1892 Macmillan edn, introd by C. Dickens the younger.
1897 Gadshill edn, introd by A. Lang. 2 vols.
1899 Temple edn, introd by W. Jerrold. 3 vols.
1900 Rochester edn, introd by G. Gissing, notes by F. G. Kitton. 2
vols.
1902 Biographical edn, introd by A. Waugh.
1906, illustr W. H. C. Groome.
1907 Everyman’s Lib edn, introd by G. K. Chesterton.
1913–15, Waverley edn, introd by E. F. Benson, illustr C. Pears and F.
Barnard.
New York 1931, illustr C. E. Brock.
1938 Nonesuch edn, ed W. Dexter, H. Walpole, A. Waugh and T.
Hatton.
New York 1940 Heritage Club edn, illustr S. Spurrier.
Altrincham 1948 Cheshire Lib edn, illustr J. M. Currie.
1950 New Oxford Illus Dickens, introd by S. Thorndyke.
1953 Collins edn, introd by A. Waugh.
1968 Pan edn, introd and notes by A. Calder-Marshall.
Harmondsworth 1978 Penguin English Lib edn, later Penguin
Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by M. Slater.
1982 Scholar facs edn, ed with introd by M. Slater (and in parts 18 Sep
1972–22 Jan 1973).
1982 Signet Classics edn, afterword by S. Marcus.
Toronto and London 1983 Bantam edn, introd by E. Johnson.
1986 Folio Soc edn, introd by C. Hibbert, illustr C. Keeping.
1990 World’s Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by P. Schlicke.
1991 Mandarin edn, introd by P. Ackroyd.
1993 Everyman’s Lib edn, introd by J. Carey, with G. K. Chesterton’s
1907 introd (above) as appendix.
1994 Everyman Dickens edn, ed with introd and notes by D.
Parker.
Harmondsworth 1999 Penguin Classics edn, ed M. Ford.
Dickens’s reading adaptation
Nicholas Nickleby at the Yorkshire School: a reading in four chapters.
[1861?] (priv ptd), nd (rev and ‘in three chapters’), both rptd
(‘in four chapters’) and in collections 1975, 1983. Facs rptd in
parts, Ilkley 1973. See Readings, below.
Commentary on the text
de Suzannet, A. The original manuscript of Nicholas Nickleby.
Dickensian 43 1947.
Slater, M. The composition and monthly publication of Nicholas
Nickleby. 1972.
Imitations
‘Bos’ [T. P. Prest?]. Nickelas Nickelbery: containing the adventures
of the family of Nickelbery, embellished with forty-two engravings.
[1838?]. In weekly and monthly pts.
‘Palette, Peter’ [T. Onwhyn]. Thirty-two illustrations to Nicholas
Nickleby. [1838–9], Ilkley 1973.
‘La Creevy, Miss’ [J. K. Meadows]. Heads from Nicholas Nickleby.
From drawings by Miss La Creevy. [1839].
‘Guess’. Scenes from the life of Nickleby married, with 22 plates by
Quiz. 1840.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Stirling, E. Nicholas Nickleby; or, Doings at Dotheboys Hall. 1838.
Pitt, G. D. Nicholas Nickleby; or, the schoolmaster at home and
abroad. 1838.
Moncrieff, W. Nicholas Nickleby and Poor Smike; or, the victim of
the Yorkshire school. 1839.
Horncastle, H. The savage and the maiden [alt title: Old Crummles
and the phenomenon]. New York 1840.
Horncastle, H. The fortunes of Smike: or a sequel to Nicholas
Nickleby. 1840.
The humbug or the savage and the maiden. New York 1842.
Boucicault, D. Smike; or, Nicholas Nickleby. New York 1859.
Halliday, A. Nicholas Nickleby. 1875.
Simms, H. Nicholas Nickleby. Brighton 1875.
Nicholas Nickleby. Film, Biograph 1903.
Nicholas Nickleby. Film, Thanhouser 1912.