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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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The uncommercial traveller. 1861 [1860]. 16 articles in All the Year
Round 1860, collected in 17 chs. Leipzig 1860 (Tauchnitz
Collection of British Authors no 536, with Hunted down), 2nd ser
1866 [1865], in Cheap edn (3rd ser) of the Works (11 further contributions),
rptd in Charles Dickens edn 1868. 8 further contributions,
first pbd 1863–9, added in Uncommercial traveller, [1873]
(Illus Lib edn of the Works). One more, first pbd 1869, added in
Gadshill edn of the Works, 1898.
reviews: Morning Chron 10 Jan 1861; [Stephen, J. F.?] Saturday
Rev 23 Feb 1861.
The Mudfog papers etc by Charles Dickens, now first collected. 1880,
introd by George Bentley; Leipzig 1880 (Tauchnitz Collection of
British Authors no 1935); Gloucester 1984, introd by S. Michell.
From Bentley’s Misc 1837–8. Now usually included in Works in
vol containing Sketches by Boz.
To be read at dusk, and other stories, sketches and essays by Charles
Dickens, now first collected. 1898. Introd by F. G. Kitton, claiming
that 24 of the 46 items had not been included in any previous bibliography.
Items from Bentley’s Misc, Examiner and Household
Words. Includes one item (By rail to Parnassus) not by Dickens
but by Henry Morley. New York 1897.
Collected papers. Ed A. Waugh 1903. In the Biographical edn of the
Works. Contains Sketches of young gentlemen, Sketches of
young couples, items from Bentley’s Misc etc, and the Prefaces,
Addresses to the reader, Editorial announcements etc from successive
edns of the novels and from the periodicals.
Miscellaneous papers. Ed B. W. Matz 2 vols 1908. In Gadshill edn of
the Works 1908, National edn 1908, Biographical edn (1 vol) 1908,
Centenary edn 1911, Universal edn (1 vol) 1914. Also rptd separately.
140 items, mostly newly rptd, from Morning Chron,
Examiner, Household Words, All the Year Round etc. One item
(The restoration of Shakspeare’s Lear to the stage) not by
Dickens: see Supposititious contributions, below. Miscellaneous
papers is not included in most subsequent edns of the Works, but
some use this title to describe items usually collected as
‘Reprinted pieces’, sometimes with other miscellaneous works.
Collected papers. 2 vols 1937. In the Nonesuch edn of the Works.
Editorial note signed by all 4 editors. Adds 16 items not in Matz’s
Miscellaneous papers. One item (The restoration of Shakspeare’s
Lear to the stage) not by Dickens: see Supposititious contributions,
below.
The uncollected writings of Charles Dickens. Ed H. Stone,
Harmondsworth 1969. 2 vols.
Dickens’ journalism. Ed M. Slater and J. Drew 1994– (in progress).
Dent Uniform edn, later Everyman Dickens edn. 4 vols. Vol 1
Sketches by Boz and other early papers, 1833–39 (1994); vol 2 The
amusements of the people and other papers: reports, essays,
reviews, 1834–51 (1995); vol 3 Gone astray and other papers,
1851–59; vol 4 The uncommercial traveller and other papers,
1859–69.
Studies
Grant, J. The newspaper press. 2 vols 1871. Vol 2 ch 3, The Daily News.
Dickens, C., the younger. Dickens as an editor. Eng Illus Mag Aug
1889.
Fitzgerald, P. H. Memoirs of an author. 2 vols 1894. Vol 1 ch 1,
Dickens and Household Words. See Fitzgerald under Biographies,
below.
Crow, J. Reminiscences of thirty-five years. 1895. On the Daily News.
McCarthy, J. and J. R. Robinson. The Daily News jubilee. 1896. Chs
1–2.
Hollingshead, J. Fifty years of Household Words. Household Words
Jubilee no 26 May 1900. See Hollingshead under Personal recollections,
below.
Fitzgerald, P. H. Household Words memories. Household Words 28
Mar 1903.
Thomas, W. M. An old Household Words man. Household Words 28
Mar 1903.
Robinson, J. R. Fifty years of Fleet Street. 1904.
Escott, T. H. S. Literature and journalism. Fortnightly Rev Jan 1912.
Fitzgerald, P. H. Some memories of Dickens and Household Words.
In The Dickens souvenir, ed D. C. Calthrop and M. Pemberton,
1912.
Lehmann, R. C. (ed). Dickens as editor: letters written by him to W.
H. Wills, his sub-editor. 1912.
Quail, J. Dickens and the Daily News. Nineteenth Cent Oct 1920.
Van Dyke, C. A talk with Dickens’s office-boy. Bookman (New York)
Mar 1921.
Dexter, W. Bentley’s Miscellany. Dickensian 33 1937.
Rust, S. J. The first number of the Daily News. Dickensian 34 1938.
Dexter, W. Dickens’s contributions to Household Words.
Dickensian 35 1939. Articles of which Dickens was part-author.
Grubb, G. G. Dickens’s editorial methods. SP 40 1943.
Grubb, G. G. The editorial policies of Dickens. PMLA 58 1943.
Grubb, G. G. Dickens’s influence as an editor. SP 42 1945.
Buckler, W. E. Dickens’s success with Household Words. Dickensian
46 1950.
Grubb, G. G. Dickens and the Daily News: the origin of the idea. In
Booker memorial studies, ed H. Shine, Chapel Hill NC 1950.
Buckler, W. E. Dickens the paymaster. PMLA 66 1951. See G. G.
Grubb, Dickensian 51 1955.
Buckler, W. E. Household Words in America. PBSA 45 1951.
Grubb, G. G. Dickens and the Daily News. Nineteenth-Cent Fiction
6–7 1952–3.
Grubb, G. G. The American edition of All the Year Round. PBSA 47
1953.
Collins, P.‘Keep Household Words imaginative!’ Dickensian 52
1956.
Grubb, G. G. Dickens rejects. Dickensian 52 1956.
Collins, P. Dickens’s periodicals: articles on education. [Leicester]
1957.
Adrian, A. A. Dickens as verse editor. MP 58 1960.
Collins, P. Dickens as editor: some uncollected fragments.
Dickensian 56 1960.
Collins, P. The significance of Dickens’s periodicals. REL 2 1961.
Lohrli, A. Household Words on American English. Amer Speech 37
1962.
Easson, A. Dickens, Household Words, and a double standard.
Dickensian 60 1964.
Collins, P.‘Inky fishing-nets’: Dickens as editor. Dickensian 61 1965.
His revision of contributors’ work.
Lohrli, A. Household Words and its office book. Princeton Univ Lib
Chron 26 1965.
Ryan, J. S. (ed). Dickens and New Zealand. Wellington 1965. Articles
from Household Words and All the Year Round.
Stone, H. Dickens and composite writing (in Household Words).
Dickens Stud 3 1967.
Stone, H. Dickens and the idea of a periodical. Western Humanities
Rev 21 1967.
Stone, H. New writings by Dickens. Dalhousie Rev 47 1967.
Contributions to periodicals
Stories and sketches collected in Sketches by Boz, the novels and Christmas
stories are not listed here.
Contributions to Bentley’s Miscellany
The public life of Mr Tulrumble, once mayor of Mudfog. Jan 1837.
The pantomime of life. Mar 1837.
Some particulars concerning a lion. May 1837.
Full report of the first meeting of the Mudfog Association for the
Advancement of Everything. Oct 1837.
Full report of the second meeting of the Mudfog Association for the
Advancement of Everything. Sep 1838.