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1854; Blackwood’s Mag Apr 1855; Ecclesiastic and Theologian Oct
1855; ‘Nathaniel, Sir’. NMM June 1864.
Studies and appreciations
C., W. A Bleak House narrative in real life: a suit in the Irish Court of
Chancery 1826–51. 1856.
Romayne, L. Turveydrop and Deportment. Dickensian 1 1905.
Ward, H. S. Topography of Bleak House. Dickensian 1 1905.
Handley, G. M. Notes of Dickens’s Bleak House. 1910.
Suddaby, J. The crossing sweeper in Bleak House: Dickens and the
original Jo. Dickensian 8 1912.
Weaver, F. My favourite Dickens novel. Dickensian 8 1912.
Fitzgerald, P. H. A Dickens perplexity. I: Lady Dedlock’s flight.
Dickensian 12 1916.
Hard times
Hard times, for these times. 1854. No illustrations. Not issued in pts,
but pbd weekly in Household Words 1 Apr–12 Aug 1854. The complete
ms, number plans and corrected proofs are in the Forster
Collection. Eleven leaves of page proofs are in the Dexter
Collection.
Bibliographies
Smith, A. Paperback editions of Hard times. Dickens Stud
Newsletter 4 1973.
Manning, S. Hard times: an annotated bibliography. New York 1984
(Garland Dickens Bibliographies).
Editions
1854. First single-vol edn, with ch titles and division into 3 bks.
Leipzig 1854 Tauchnitz Collection of British Authors no 307, as
Hard times. For these times.
New York 1854.
New York 1854.
1862 Library edn, illustr F. Walker.
1865 Cheap edn.
1868 Charles Dickens edn, bound with Pictures from Italy.
New York 1876 New Illus Lib edn, bound with Barnaby Rudge,
introd by E. P. Whipple. 2 vols.
1898 Gadshill edn, bound with Hunted down, Holiday romance and
George Silverman’s explanation, introd and notes by A. Lang.
1899 Temple edn, introd by W. Jerrold.
1900 Autograph edn, bound with Bleak House, introd by R. Garnett.
Edinburgh 1901–2 London edn, bound with Sketches by Boz, notes
by F. G. Kitton.
1903 Biographical edn, bound with Christmas books, introd by A.
Waugh, with original illustrations.
1904 Macmillan edn, bound with Great expectations, introd by C.
Dickens the younger.
1907 Everyman’s Lib edn, introd by G. K. Chesterton. Rptd New
York 1970, afterword by J. Richardson.
1912 Waverley edn, bound with No thoroughfare, introd by G. B.
Shaw, illustr C. Pears and F. Barnard.
1954, afterword by J. M. Richardson.
1954 Collins edn, introd by F. Brereton.
1955 New Oxford Illus Dickens, introd by D. Foot.
New York 1958 Rinehart edn, introd by W. W. Watt.
New York 1960 Harper edn, introd by J. H. Middendorf.
New York 1961 Signet Classics edn, afterword by C. Shapiro.
New York 1964 Bantam edn, ed with introd by R. D. Spector.
New York 1965 Harper Classic edn, introd by W. Allen.
New York 1966 Norton Critical edn, ed with notes, background
sources and studies by G. H. Ford and S. Monod. 2nd edn 1991.
Greenwich CT 1966 Fawcett Premier edn, introd by R. Williams.
New York 1966 Heritage Club edn, introd by J. Winterich.
Harmondsworth 1969 Penguin English Lib edn, later Penguin
Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by D. Craig.
1970 Longman edn, commentary and notes by D. R. Elloway.
1971 Heinemann Educational edn, ed N. L. Clay.
Barre MA 1972 Imprint Soc edn, introd by M. Dickens.
1977 Pan edn, introd and notes by G. Levine.
St Albans 1977 Panther edn, foreword by A. Briggs.
London and New York 1978, introd by P. Collins.
1983 Macmillan Students’ Novels edn, introd by J. Gibson.
1983 Folio Soc edn, introd by C. Hibbert, illustr C. Keeping.
1987 Methuen English Texts edn, introd, critical commentary and
notes by T. Eagleton.
1988 Longman Study Texts edn, ed P. Cairns.
Oxford 1989 World’s Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by P.
Schlicke.
1991 Mandarin edn, introd by P. Ackroyd.
1994 Everyman Dickens edn, ed with introd and notes by G. Smith.
Harmondsworth 1995 Penguin Classics edn, introd by K. Flint.
1995 Macmillan edn, bound with David Copperfield, introd by J. Peck.
1995 Longman edn, ed E. Holden.
1995 New Windmill Classics edn, introd and notes by P. Thomas.
Peterborough Ontario 1996 Broadview edn, ed G. Law.
Cambridge 1996 Cambridge Univ Press edn, ed G. Jose.
Commentary on the text
Woodings, R. B. A cancelled passage in Hard times. Dickensian 60
1964.
Monod, S. Dickens at work on the text of Hard times. Dickensian 54
1968.
Bartrip, P. W. J. Household Words and the factory accident controversy.
Dickensian 75 1979.
Brattin, J. J. Recent Norton Critical editions: David Copperfield . . .
Hard times. Dickens Quart 8 1991.
Simpson, M. The companion to Hard times. Dickens companions
ser. Mountfield, East Sussex 1997.
Imitations
[Brough, R. B.] Hard times by Charles Dickens. Concluding as it
ought to have been. Diogenes 4 1854.
[Brough, R. B.] Hard times by Charle Diggins. In Our miscellany, ed
E. H. Yates and R. B. Brough, 1865.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987, under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Cooper, F. F. Hard times. 1854.
Cowell, W. Hard times; or the self-made man. Boston 1854.
Pitt, G. D. Hard times but wait a little longer. 1854.
Robertson, T. W. Household Words. 1855.
Nation, W. H. C. Under the earth: or the sons of toil. 1867.
Hanworth, S. Mr Gradgrind’s system. Llandudno 1906.
Hard times. Film 1915. Directed by T. Bentley.
Hard times. Granada television serial 1977. Script by A. Hopcraft.
Directed by J. Irvin.
Hard times. BBC television serial Apr–May 1994. 4 pts. Directed by P.
Barnes.
Reviews
[Dixon, W. H.] Athenaeum 12 Aug 1854; Economist Sep 1854;
[Forster, J.] Examiner 9 Sep 1854; South London Athenaeum and
Institution Mag Oct 1854; [Simpson, R.] Rambler n.s. 2 Oct 1854;
Br Quart Rev 20 Oct 1854; [Sinnett, J.] Westminster Rev n.s. 6 1854;
Graham’s Mag 45, Nov 1854; [Oliphant, M.] Blackwood’s Mag Apr
1855; W., A. Christian Examiner 59, Nov 1855.
Studies and appreciations
Hodgson, W. B. On the importance of the study of economic science.
In Lectures on education delivered at the Royal Institution, 1855.
See GM Sep 1854.
Ruskin, J. Footnote on Hard times. Cornhill Mag Aug 1860. In his
Unto this last.
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