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Bibliographies
Edgar, H. le R. and R. W. G. Vail. Early American editions of Great
expectations. BNYPL 22 1929.
Rosenberg, E. A preface to Great expectations: the pale usher dusts
his lexicons. Dickens Stud Annual 2 1972.
DeVries, D. Paperback editions of Great expectations. Dickens Stud
Newsletter 5 1974.
Worth, G. J. Great expectations: an annotated bibliography. New
York 1986 (Garland Dickens Bibliographies).
Dundeck, J. M. Note 551: A new first American edition of Great
expectations. BC 43 1994.
Editions
In Harper’s Weekly 24 Nov 1860–3 Aug 1861. First Amer appearance.
New York 1860.
1861, with variants. 3 vols, each consisting of one of the 3 stages of
Pip’s expectations. No issue in pts, no illustrations.
Philadelphia 1861, from advance proofs, illustr John McLenan.
Leipzig 1861 Tauchnitz Collection of British Authors no 547. 2 vols.
1862, with frontispiece and illus title page by M. Stone.
1863 Cheap edn.
1864 Library edn, illustr M. Stone.
1868 Charles Dickens edn.
New York 1877 New Illus Lib edn, introd by E. P. Whipple.
1898 Gadshill edn, introd and notes by A. Lang.
1903 Biographical edn, bound with Uncommercial traveller, introd
by A. Waugh.
1903 Temple edn, bound with Master Humphrey’s clock, introd by
W. Jerrold. 2 vols.
1904 Macmillan edn, bound with Hard times, introd by C. Dickens
the younger.
1907 Everyman’s Lib edn, introd by G. K. Chesterton.
1914 Waverley edn, introd by W. A. Dunkerley, illustr C. Pears and F.
Barnard.
New York 1931, introd by E. M. Clark.
Edinburgh 1937, with preface by G. B. Shaw.
1937–8 Nonesuch edn, ed W. Dexter, H. Walpole, A. Waugh and T.
Hatton.
New York 1939 Heritage Club edn, introd by J. Winterich.
New York 1942 Great Illus Classics edn, introd by M. L. Becker.
1947, with new introd by G. B. Shaw.
New York 1948 Rinehart edn, introd by E. Davis. 1972 (2nd edn).
Cleveland 1952, introd by C. C. Livensparger.
1953 Collins edn, introd by K. Hayens.
1953 New Oxford Illus edn, introd by F. Page.
New York 1956 Pocket Books edn, introd by E. Wagenknecht.
1958 Heritage of Literature edn, introd by H. M. Burton.
New York 1961 Harper’s Modern Classics edn, introd by L. Lane.
New York and London 1962 Collier edn, introd by F. Chapman.
Boston 1962 Riverside edn, introd by M. Engel and notes by L. G.
Dickens.
Evanston IL 1963 Harper’s Modern Classics edn, introd by C. McKee.
New York 1963 Signet Classics edn, afterword by A. Wilson.
Indianapolis and New York 1964 Lib of Literature edn, introd by L.
Crompton.
1964 Great Writing in English edn, notes by J. M. Stutt.
1964 Panther edn, introd by M. Lane.
1964 London edn, introd by G. C. Rosner.
New York 1964 Classics Ser edn, introd by M. M. Threapleton.
New York 1965 Harper Classics edn, introd by W. Allen.
Harmondsworth 1965 Penguin Eng Lib edn, later Penguin Classics
edn, ed with introd and notes by A. Calder.
Toronto and New York 1965 Odyssey edn, introd by R. D. McMaster.
London and New York 1966 Macmillan edn, introd by L. Stevens.
1971 Heinemann Education edn, ed N. L. Clay.
New York 1973 Pocket Books edn, introd by W. W. Winters.
London and New York 1973 Collins edn, introd K. Hayens.
1974 Pan edn, introd by J. Symons.
1977, bound with Oliver Twist and A tale of two cities, introd by M.
Fido.
New York 1977 Spring Books edn, introd by J. Steinbach.
1981 Folio Soc edn, introd by C. Hibbert, illustr C. Keeping.
Cape Town 1981, ed with notes by A. M. Potter.
1982 Macmillan Education edn, introd by J. Gibson.
1983 Longman Study Texts edn, introd by T. Pearce.
1991 Mandarin edn, introd by P. Ackroyd.
1992 Everyman’s Lib edn, introd by M. Slater, with G. K.
Chesterton’s 1907 introd (above) as appendix.
1992 Puffin edn, ed A. Calder.
1992 Longman edn, ed E. Holden.
1993 New Windmill Classics edn, introd and notes by P. Thomas.
Oxford 1993 Clarendon edn, ed M. Cardwell.
Oxford 1994 World’s Classics edn, ed M. Cardwell, introd by K.
Flint.
1994 Macmillan edn, introd by R. D. Sell.
1994 Everyman Dickens edn, ed with introd and notes by R.
Gilmour.
Cambridge 1995, ed T. Seward.
New York 1996 Chelsea House edn, introd by H. Bloom.
Boston 1996 Case Stud in Contemporary Criticism edn, ed with
notes by J. Carlisle.
1996 Henderson edn, ed J. Heppell.
Harmondsworth 1997 Penguin Classics edn, ed C. Mitchell, introd
by D. Trotter.
New York 1999. Norton Critical edn, ed E. Rosenberg.
Dickens’s reading adaptation
Great expectations: a reading in three stages. 1861 (priv ptd, never
publicly delivered). Rptd in collection 1975. See Readings, below.
Commentary on the text
Hargrave, W. A trifle light as air, being a strange story of a Dickens
misprint. Connoisseur 4 1902. On a misprint in ch 26.
Dexter, W. The end of Great expectations. Dickensian 34 1938.
Staples, L. The manuscript of Great expectations. Dickensian 43
1947.
Calhoun, P. M. The court of appeals. Appeal 24: rarity of Great
expectations. New Colophon 1 1948.
Randall, D. A. The court of appeals. Answer to appeal 24: Great
expectations. New Colophon 2 1949.
Carter, J. Further answers to appeal 24: Great expectations. New
Colophon 2 1949.
Butt, J. Dickens’s plan for the conclusion of Great expectations.
Dickensian 45 1949.
Rosenberg, E. Small talk in Hammersmith: ch 23 of Great expectations.
Dickensian 69 1973.
Rosenberg, E. Last words on Great expectations: a textual brief on
the six endings. Dickens Stud Annual 9 1981.
Paroissien, D. The companion to Great expectations. Dickens
Companions ser. Forthcoming Mountfield East Sussex.
Imitations
Carey, P. Jack Maggs. 1997.
Noonan, M. Magwitch. 1982.
Roe, S. Estella: her expectations. 1982.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Great expectations: a drama, in three stages. Founded on, and compiled
from, the story of that name, by Charles Dickens. 1861 (priv
ptd). A copyrighting device. Bolton and Worth claim Dickens was
probably not the playwright.
de Marguerittes, J. Great expectations. Philadelphia 1861.