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New York 1928 Modern Readers edn, introd by A. Nevins. 2 vols.
Garden City NY 1936, ed H. S. Hughes. 2 vols.
1937 Nonesuch edn, ed W. Dexter, H. Walpole, A. Waugh and T.
Hatton.
New York 1943 Great Illus Classics edn, introd by M. L. Becker.
New York 1950 Modern Lib edn, ed E. K. Brown.
1952 Collins Classics edn, introd by N. Collins.
New York 1952 Macmillan’s Classics edn, afterword by C.
Fadiman.
Boston 1958 Riverside edn, ed with introd and notes by G. H. Ford.
New York 1958 Pocket Books edn, introd by J. Mersand.
New York 1962 Signet Classics edn, afterword by E. Johnson.
New York 1965 Airmont edn, introd by M. M. Threapleton.
Harmondsworth 1966 Penguin English Lib edn, later Penguin
Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by T. Blount.
1967 Pan edn, introd and notes by A. Calder-Marshall.
1971 Ultratype edn, introd by A. Wilson.
Oxford 1981 Clarendon edn, ed with introd by N. Burgis.
Oxford 1983 World’s Classics edn, ed with new introd and notes by
N. Burgis.
1983 Folio Soc edn, introd by C. Hibbert, illustr C. Keeping.
New York 1990 Norton Critical edn, ed with notes, background
sources and studies by J. H. Buckley.
1991 Mandarin edn, introd by P. Ackroyd.
1991 Everyman’s Lib edn, introd by M. Slater, with G. K. Chesterton’s
1907 introd (above) as appendix.
New York 1991 Chelsea House edn, introd by H. Bloom.
1993 Everyman Dickens edn, ed with introd and notes by M.
Andrews.
1995 Macmillan edn, bound with Hard times, introd by J. Peck.
Harmondsworth 1996, Penguin Classics edn, ed J. Tambling.
Oxford 1997 World’s Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by A.
Sanders.
Dickens’s reading adaptation
David Copperfield: a reading in five chapters. nd (priv ptd), Boston
1868, London 1921 (reprint of 1st edn, with a note by J. H.
Stonehouse summarising the Maria Beadnell correspondence
and the relation between David Copperfield and Dickens’s own
life), New York 1995 (afterword by A. Bell); in collections 1975,
1983. See Readings, below.
Commentary on the text
Kidson, F. The King Charles’s head allusion in David Copperfield.
Dickensian 2 1906.
[Dexter, W.] The long and the short of it. Dickensian 35 1939.
Dexter, W. The favourite child. Dickensian 39 1943.
Dexter, W. and K. Bromhill [T. W. Hill]. The David Copperfield
advertiser. Dickensian 41 1944.
Butt, J. Dickens’s notes for his serial parts. Dickensian 45 1949.
King Charles in the china shop. Dickensian 45 1949.
Butt, J. The composition of David Copperfield. Dickensian 46–7,
1950–1.
Butt, J. David Copperfield: from manuscript to print. RES n.s. 1 1950.
Staples, L. C. Shavings from Dickens’s workshop: unpublished
fragments of his novels, I: David Copperfield. Dickensian 48
1952.
Muir, P. H. Note 53: the Tauchnitz David Copperfield, 1849. BC 4
1955.
Cowden, R. W. Dickens at work. Michigan Quart Rev 9 1970.
Gaskell, P. The textual history of David Copperfield. In his A new
introduction to bibliography, Oxford 1972.
Millhauser, M. David Copperfield: some shifts of plan. Nineteenth-
Cent Fiction 27 1972.
Hawes, D. David Copperfield’s names. Dickensian 74 1978.
Brattin, J. J.Recent Norton Critical editions: David Copperfield . . .
Hard times. Dickens Quart 8 1991.
Imitations
Coalfield, J. [pseud]. Micawber redivivus. [c. 1870].
McLean, R. Public examination of Wilkins Micawber, Esq. In
Diversions of an articled clerk, 1892.
Fellow, C. Mr Chippendale of Fort Welcome. 1905.
Rust, S. J. David Copperfield and his friends: what they did in the
great war. Dickensian 16 1920.
Graves, R. The real David Copperfield. 1933. Dickens’s text rev at full
length to ‘sort what is true from what is false’, with critical introd
by way of justification.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Almar, G. Born with a caul; or the personal adventures of David
Copperfield. 1850.
Brougham, J. David Copperfield. Philadelphia 1850.
[Courtney, J.?] David Copperfield the younger, of Blunderstone
Rookery. 1850.
Northall, D. K. David Copperfield. New York 1850.
Burnand, F. C. The Deal boatman. 1863.
Rowe, G. F. David Copperfield; or, Little Emily Micawber. 1866.
Halliday, A. Little Emily. 1869.
Murray, G. Lost Emily. 1870.
Hamilton, G. Em’ly. 1877.
Collette, C. Micawber. 1881.
Warren, T. G. and B. Landeck. Em’ly. 1903.
David Copperfield. Film, Thanhauser 1911.
David Copperfield. Film, Pathe 1912.
David Copperfield. Film 1912. Produced by F. Powell.
David Copperfield. Film 1913. Written and directed by T. Bentley.
Parker, L. N. The highway of life. 1914.
David Copperfield. Film 1922. Script by L. Skands. Directed by A. W.
Sandberg.
The love stories of David Copperfield. Film, Phillips Film Co 1924.
David Copperfield. Film, MGM 1935. Script by H. Estabrook and H.
Walpole. Directed by G. Cukor. With F. Bartholomew, E. M. Oliver
and W. C. Fields, et al.
David Copperfield. BBC television 1956, 1966. Script by V. Tilsley.
David Copperfield. Film, CBS/Fox 1970. Script by J. Pulman.
Directed by D. Mann. With E. Evans, L. Olivier, et al.
David Copperfield. BBC television 1974, 1976. Script by H.
Whitemore.
Reviews
[Hervey, T. K.] Athenaeum 5 May 1849; Family Herald 28 July 1849;
Rambler Sep 1849; [Chorley, H. F.] Athenaeum 23 Nov 1850;
Spectator 23 Nov 1850; [Forster, J.] Examiner 14 Dec 1850; Fraser’s
Mag Dec 1850; [Masson, D.] North Br Rev 15 1851; [Phillips, S.] The
Times 11 June 1851; Prospective Rev 7 July 1851; Southern Literary
Messenger Aug 1851; [Oliphant, M.] Blackwood’s Mag Apr 1855;
Spectator 44 Dec 1861.
Studies and appreciations
‘Munkshood’ [W. J. Clarke]. Mr Micawber: typically considered.
Bentley’s Misc 56 1864.
Arnold, M. The incompatibles. Nineteenth Cent Apr 1881; rptd in
his Irish essays, 1882.
Ansted, A. Reminiscences of David Copperfield’s childhood. Good
Words Apr and May 1894.
David Copperfield’s birthplace. Black and White 7 Sep 1895.
Jerome, J. K. My favourite novelist and his best book. Munsey’s Mag
19 1898.
Stockwell, N. Notes on Dickens’s David Copperfield. 1904.
Romayne, L. The survival of Mrs Crupp. Dickensian 1 1905.
Matz, B. W. Blunderstone: a visit to David Copperfield’s birthplace.
Dickensian 2 1906.
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