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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Soray, W. Dickensian humbugs III: Uriah and some others.
Dickensian 2 1906.
Bately, J. From Blunderstone to Yarmouth. Dickensian 5 1909.
Norris, E. A. Mr Peggotty, Gentleman. Dickensian 5 1909.
Nicoll, W. R. The true story of David Copperfield. Bookman extra no
1914.
Roe, F. G. Some remarks upon the Copperfield controversy.
Dickensian 10 1914.
MacDuffie, M. Why I liked David Copperfield. Dickensian 11 1915.
Morten, W. V. James Sharman and Ham Peggotty. Dickensian 11 1915.
Watson, G. Wilkins Micawber: a sketch. Dickensian 14 1918.
Fraser, E. A. The psychology of Betsey Trotwood. Dickensian 16
1920.
Lupton, E. B. Oliver Goldsmith as the prototype of Mr Mell.
Dickensian 16 1920.
Bleak House
Bleak House, with illustrations by H. K. Browne. 20 (as 19) monthly
pts, Mar 1852–Sep 1853 (slight variants). Complete ms, memoranda
and number plans and an incomplete set of corrected
proofs are in the Forster Collection.
Bibliographies
A new Dickens bibliography: Bleak House. Dickensian 39 1943.
Blount, T. Bleak, bleaker, bleakest. Dickensian 67 1971. Review of
recent edns of Bleak House.
Easson, A. Paperback editions of Bleak House. Dickens Quart 1984.
Editions
Leipzig 1852 Tauchnitz Collection of British Authors no 230. 4 vols.
Originally issued in pts.
1853, with preface. 1 vol.
1858 Cheap edn.
1859 Library edn.
1868 Charles Dickens edn, with rev preface.
New York 1877 New Illus Lib edn, introd by E. P. Whipple. 2 vols.
1896 Macmillan edn, introd by C. Dickens the younger.
1897 Gadshill edn, introd and notes by A. Lang. 2 vols.
1899 Temple edn, introd by W. Jerrold. 3 vols.
1900 Rochester edn, introd by G. Gissing and notes by F. G. Kitton.
1903 Biographical edn, introd by A. Waugh.
1907 Everyman Lib edn, introd by G. K. Chesterton.
1908, illustr W. H. C. Groome.
1913–15 Waverley edn, introd by J. Galsworthy, illustr C. Pears and F.
Barnard.
1938 Nonesuch edn, ed W. Dexter, H. Walpole, A. Waugh and T.
Hatton.
1948 New Oxford Illus Dickens, introd by O. Sitwell.
New York 1951, introd by J. Cournos.
1953, introd by R. B. Johnson.
New York 1953, introd by D. Friede.
Boston 1956 Riverside edn, introd by M. D. Zabel.
New York 1964 Signet Classics edn, afterword by G. Tillotson.
New York 1965 Laurel edn, introd by E. Johnson.
1969, ed A. E. Dyson.
New York 1970 Rinehart edn, introd and notes by A. Guerard.
New York 1971 Crowell Critical Lib edn, ed D. DeVries with background
material and selected criticism.
Harmondsworth 1971 Penguin English Lib edn, later Penguin
Classics edn, ed with notes by N. Page and introd by J. H. Miller.
1976 Pan edn, introd and notes by A. Calder-Marshall.
New York 1977 Norton Critical edn, ed with notes, background
sources and studies by G. H. Ford and S. Monod.
Toronto, New York, London and Sidney 1983 Bantam Classic edn,
with excerpts from V. Nabakov’s lectures on Bleak House.
New York 1985, ed with notes by G. H. Ford and S. Monod.
1985 Folio Soc edn, introd by C. Hibbert, illustr C. Keeping.
1991 Mandarin edn, introd by P. Ackroyd.
1991 Everyman’s Lib edn, introd by B. Hardy, with G. K. Chesterton’s
1907 introd (above) as appendix.
1994 Everyman Dickens edn, ed with introd and notes by A.
Sanders.
Oxford 1996 World’s Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by S.
Gill.
Harmondsworth 1996 Penguin Classics edn, introd by N. Bradbury.
1996 Bedford Books edn, ed J. Carlisle.
Commentary on the text
Staples, L. C. Shavings from Dickens’s workshop: unpublished fragments
from the novels, V. Dickensian 50 1954.
Sucksmith, H. P. Dickens at work on Bleak House: a critical examination
of his memoranda and number plans. RMS 9 1965.
Ford, G. H. The titles for Bleak House. Dickensian 65 1969.
DeVries, D. The Bleak House page-proofs: more shavings from
Dickens’s workshop. Dickensian 66 1970.
Monod, S. When the battle’s lost and won: Dickens vs the compositors
of Bleak House. Dickensian 69 1973.
Watson, J. L. Dickens at work on manuscript and proof: Bleak House
and Little Dorrit. Jnl of the Australasian Univs Lang and Lit Assoc
45 1976.
Ford, G. and S. Monod. Textual notes in their edn of Bleak House,
1977.
Monod, S.‘Between two worlds’: editing Dickens. In Editing nineteenth-century
fiction, ed Jane Millgate, Toronto 1978.
Shatto, S. The companion to Bleak House. 1988.
Dramatisations
See Bolton, 1987, under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Pitt, G. D. Bleak House, or the wandering spectre. 1853.
Lee, N. Bleak House. 1853.
Brougham, J. Bleak House. New York 1853.
Bleak House; or the ghost walk (alt, or the adventures of Jo the crossing
sweeper). 1854.
Falconer, E. Bleak House; or, the ghost walk. 1854.
Randle, H. and F. Janauschek. Chesney Wold. Baltimore 1873.
Burnett, J. P. Jo; or, Bleak House. 1875.
Simpson, J. P. Lady Dedlock’s secret. 1874.
Lander, G. Bleak House, or Poor Jo. 1876.
Woolf, B. E. Poor Jo. Boston 1876.
Weaver, H. A. Tom-All-Alone’s. New York 1877.
Davenport, H. Poor Jo. 1878.
Jo, the crossing sweep. Film 1918.
Bleak House. Film, Ideal 1920. Script by W. J. Elliott. Directed by M.
Elvey.
Kester, P. Lady Dedlock. New York 1923.
Bleak House. BBC television serial 1959. Script by C. Cox.
Mr Guppy’s tale. BBC television 1969. Script by Whitemore, H.
Bleak House. BBC television serial 1985. 8 pts, 10 Apr–29 May. Script
by A. Hopcraft. Directed by R. Devenish. With D. Rigg and D.
Elliott.
Reviews
[Chorley, H. F.] Athenaeum 6 Mar 1852, 17 Sep 1853; Eng Rev July
1852; [Denman, T.] 6 articles in the Standard 13 Sep–5 Oct 1853
(rptd in Uncle Tom’s cabin, Bleak House, slavery and slave trade;
see H. Stone, Dickens and Harriet Beecher Stowe, Nineteenth-
Cent Fiction 12 1958); Leader 5 Feb 1853; United States Mag and
Democratic Rev Sep 1853; Illus London News 24 Sep 1853;
Bentley’s Misc 34 1853; [Brimley, G.] Spectator 24 Sep 1853. (rptd
in his Essays, 1858); [Sargent, W.] North Amer Rev 77 1853;
Bentley’s Monthly Rev Oct 1853; Westminster Rev Oct 1853;
[Forster, J.] Examiner 8 Oct 1853; [Riggs, C. F.] Putnam’s Monthly
Mag Nov 1853; Eclectic Rev Dec 1853; [Stothert, J. A.] Rambler Jan