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1913–15 Waverley edn, illustr C. Pears and F. Barnard.
1915, introd by A. R. Weekes.
Boston nd, introd by G. A. Sherwell.
1920, introd and notes by G. Todhunter.
Boston 1922, ed A. B. DeMille.
Lincoln NE 1925, introd by E. J. Erwin.
New York 1926 Modern Readers’ edn, introd by W. C. Phillips.
Philadelphia 1930, introd by P. Warner.
Boston 1930, ed E. O. Wiggins.
1934 Scholar’s Lib edn, introd by G. K. Chesterton and notes by G.
Boas.
Chicago 1934, introd by I. Kincheloe.
1937 Nonesuch edn, ed W. Dexter, H. Walpole, A. Waugh and T.
Hatton.
New York 1942 Great Illus Classics edn, with foreword by M. L.
Becker, illustr H. K. Browne and F. Barnard.
1949 New Oxford Illus edn, introd by J. Shuckburgh.
New York 1950 Modern Lib edn, introd by E. Wagenknecht.
1952 Collins edn, introd by S. Dark.
New York 1957 Signet Classics edn, afterword by E. Johnson.
1957 London Eng Lit edn, introd by B. Osbourn.
New York 1958 Longman edn, introd by S. H. Burton.
New York 1958 Harper edn, introd by M. D. Zabel.
New York 1960 Signet Classics edn, afterword by J. Mersand.
New York 1962 Macmillan edn, afterword by C. Fadiman.
New York 1962 Collier edn, introd by S. Marcus.
Boston 1962 Riverside edn, introd by P. Pickrel.
Evanston IL 1963 Harper’s Modern Classics edn, introd by J. C.
Mellon.
New York 1963 Airmont edn, introd by D. G. Pitt.
New York 1964 Longman edn, with appendices and notes by D. K.
Swan.
1966 Medallion edn, introd by A. R. Tompkins.
New York 1968 Cambridge Book edn, introd by F. B. Tromley.
New York 1969, introd by A. A. Adrian.
New York nd Harper edn, introd by W. Allen.
Harmondsworth 1970 Penguin English Classics edn, later Penguin
Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by G. Woodcock.
New York 1971 Amsco School edn, ed H. I. Christ.
New York 1973 Pocket Books edn, with 48-page reader’s guide.
New York 1978 Avenel edn, introd by H. Weitzner.
1980 Pan edn, introd by I. Ousby.
Cape Town 1980, ed with notes by M. M. Green.
1984 Macmillan Students’ Novels edn, introd by J. Gibson.
1985 Folio Soc edn, introd by C. Hibbert, illustr C. Keeping.
1986, bound with David Copperfield and Great expectations as vol 2
of The annotated Dickens, ed with introd by E. Guiliano and P.
Collins.
Oxford 1988 World’s Classics edn, ed with introd and notes by A.
Sanders.
New York 1990 and London 1993 Everyman’s Lib edn, introd by S.
Schama, with G. K. Chesterton’s 1906 introd (above) as appendix.
1991 Mandarin edn, introd by P. Ackroyd.
1993 Reader’s Digest edn, afterword by M. H. Dobkin.
1994 Everyman Dickens edn, ed N. Page.
New York 1995 Chelsea House edn, introd by H. Bloom.
Dickens’s reading version
The Bastille prisoner: a reading. [1861?] (priv ptd). Arranged by
Dickens, but never used. Rptd in collections 1975, 1983. See
Readings, below.
Commentary on the text
Tucker, D. The text of the Oxford Illustrated Dickens A tale of two
cities: some shortcomings noted. N & Q 223 1978.
Tucker, D. Dickens at work on the manuscript of A tale of two cities.
Études Anglaises 32 1979.
Sanders, A. The companion to A tale of two cities. 1988. Includes
unpbd variants from Dickens’s ms.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Taylor, T. A tale of two cities. 1860.
Cooper, F. F. The tale of two cities: or the incarcerated victim of the
Bastille. 1860. This is essentially the same play as that attributed
to H. J. Rivers, A tale of two cities; or, the horrors of the Bastille,
1860.
Simpson, J. P. and H. C. Merivale. All for her. 1875.
Wills, F. and F. Langbridge. The only way. 1899. With Sir John
Martin-Harvey as Carton.
A tale of two cities. Film, Selig 1908.
A tale of two cities. Film, Vitagraph 1911. Directed by W. Humpreys.
A tale of two cities. Film, Fox 1917. Written and directed by F. Lloyd.
The only way. Film 1926. Directed by H. Cox.
A tale of two cities. Film, MGM 1935. Script by W. P. Lipscomb and S.
N. Berman. Directed by J. Conway. With R. Colman as Carton.
The only way. BBC television 1948.
A tale of two cities. BBC television opera 1953. Script by A. Benjamin.
A tale of two cities. BBC television serial 1957. Script by J. K. Cross.
A tale of two cities. Film, Rank 1958. Script by T. E. B. Clarke.
Directed by R. Thomas. With Dirk Bogarde as Carton.
A tale of two cities. BBC television serial 1965. Script by C. Cox.
A tale of two cities. BBC television serial 1980. Script by P. Harding.
Directed by M. E. Briant.
A tale of two cities. CBS television 1980. Script by J. Gay. Directed by
J. Goddard.
Francis, M. A tale of two cities. Greenwich, London 1994.
Reviews
[Kent, W. M. C.] Sun 11 Aug 1859; Literary Gazette 29 Oct 1859;
Weekly Herald and Mercury 12 Nov 1859; Sanders, Otley Budget 3
Dec 1859, 19 Jan 1860; Athenaeum 10 Dec 1859; [Forster, J.]
Examiner 10 Dec 1859; Observer 11 Dec 1859; Weekly Dispatch 11
Dec 1859; Daily News 14 Dec 1859; Daily Telegraph 16 Dec 1859;
Critic n.s. 19, 17 Dec 1859; [Stephen, J. F.] Saturday Rev 17 Dec 1859;
Morning Post 21 Dec 1859; Morning Star 24 Dec 1859; Morning
Herald 26 Dec 1859; Atlas 31 Dec 1859; Press 31 Dec 1859; Morning
Chron 2 Jan 1860; Sunday Times 22 Jan 1860; Dublin Univ Mag
55, Feb 1860; Eclectic Rev Oct 1861.
Studies and Appreciations
Coleman, J. The truth about The dead heart and A tale of two cities.
New Rev 1 1889. See E. W. Philips, Watts Phillips: artist and playwright,
1891, and C. R. Dolmetsch, Dickens and The dead heart,
Dickensian 55 1959.
Dr Manette’s house. Dickensian 1 1905.
Handley, G. M. Notes of Dickens’s Tale of two cities. 1907.
Polock, E. E. A tale of two cities: an appreciation. Dickensian 4 1908.
Hunter, R. W. G. A tale of two cities and the French revolution.
Dickensian 8 1912.
Polack, E. E. Mr Jarvis Lorry. Dickensian 9 1913.
Sharp, C. The Crunchers. Dickensian 10 1914.
Wilson, C. The originals of Sidney Carton and Stryver, Q. C.
Dickensian 10 1914.
Bennet, A. Sidney Carton. Dickensian 11 1915.
Great expectations
Great expectations. Pbd weekly in All the Year Round 1 Dec 1860–3
Aug 1861. The complete ms and notes are in the Wisbech and
Fenland Museum. Corrected proofs for chs 1–4, 51–7, and most of
58, are in the Forster Collection; a further 177 pages of corrected
proofs are in the Pierpont Morgan Lib. Colour microfilm of ms
and related papers in Wisbech and Fenland Museum produced
1978.
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