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arrangement between edns; see A. A. Adrian, Georgina Hogarth
and the Dickens circle, Oxford 1957, ch 13, and preface to Pilgrim
edn of the letters, vol 1 Oxford 1965. Contains Dickens’s diary
1837–41 (incompletely and inaccurately): so does Nonesuch edn
of the letters, vol 1. Complete transcript for 1838–9 in Pilgrim
edn, vol 1. Only one other Dickens diary has survived, for 1867
(unpbd). See W. J. Carlton, The Dickens diaries, Dickensian 55
1959.
reviews: Athenaeum 29 Nov 1879; Spectator 29 Nov, 6 Dec 1879;
Minto, W. Fortnightly Rev Dec 1879; Brownell, W. C. Nation 4 Dec
1879; Saturday Rev 6 Dec 1879; Literary World 12 Dec 1879, 18 Nov
1881; The Times 27 Dec 1879; ‘Browne, Matthew’ (W. B. Rands)
Contemporary Rev Jan 1880; Scribner’s Monthly Mag Jan 1880;
Atlantic Monthly Feb 1880; Didier, E. L. North Amer Rev Mar
1880; [Cullen, P.?] Dublin Rev 3rd ser 3 1880; Temple Bar Apr 1880;
Westminster Rev n.s. 58 1880.
Hans Christian Andersen’s correspondence. Ed F. Crawford [1891].
Letters to and from Dickens. See E. Munksgaard, H. C. Andersen’s
visits to Dickens, Copenhagen 1937 (6 letters in facs), and E.
Bredsdorff, Hans Anderson and Charles Dickens, Cambridge and
Copenhagen 1956.
Letters of Dickens to Wilkie Collins 1851–70. Selected by Miss G.
Hogarth. Ed L. Hutton 1892.
Furniss, H. A. Shakespeare’s birthday and a reminiscence of
Dickens. Pall Mall Mag Apr 1906. His speech about Shakespeare
at the Garrick Club 1854; not collected.
Dickens and Maria Beadnell. Ed G. P. Baker 1908 (Boston Bibliophile
Soc) (with notes by J. H. Stonehouse); St Louis 1908 (priv ptd for
W. K. Bixby, owner of the ms letters). See Piccadilly notes (Henry
Sotheran) no iv 1933 for history of the letters and their discovery
by J. H. Stonehouse. See also Dickensian 29 1933.
The Dickens–Kolle letters, supplemental to the letters from
Dickens to Maria Beadnell. Ed H. B. Smith and H. H. Harper 1910
(Boston Bibliophile Soc).
Payne, E. F. and H. H. Harper. The romance of Dickens and Maria
Beadnell Winter. 1929 (Boston Bibliophile Soc). A commentary on
the foregoing and other newly discovered material.
Otto, K. Der Verlag Bernhard Tauchnitz 1837–1912. Leipzig 1912.
Letters to his German publisher.
Dickens as editor: letters written by him to William Henry Wills, his
sub-editor. Ed R. C. Lehmann 1912.
Letters to Mark Lemon. Ed T. J. Wise 1917 (priv ptd).
Clark, C. Dickens and his Jewish characters. 1918. Letters, with commentary.
Clark, C. The story of a great friendship: Dickens and Clarkson
Stanfield, with seven unpublished letters. 1918.
Clark, C. Dickens and Talfourd, with three unpublished letters [on
copyright]. 1919.
Notes and comments on certain writings in prose and verse by
Richard Henry Horne. 1920 (priv ptd). 6 letters.
Clark, C. Dickens and the begging-letter writer; with a letter. 1923.
The unpublished letters of Dickens to Mark Lemon. Ed W. Dexter
1927.
Payne, E. F. and H. H. Harper. The charity of Charles Dickens. 1929
(Boston Bibliophile Soc). Narrative embodying some correspondence
and the pam by Dickens about the foundation, with the aid
of Miss Burdett Coutts, of a home for fallen women. See An appeal
to fallen women [1847] under Minor works, above.
The letters of Dickens to the Baroness Burdett-Coutts. Ed C. C.
Osborne 1931. Selection with narrative.
Dickens to his oldest friend: some unpublished letters to Thomas
Beard, with a foreword by Sir Henry Fielding Dickens. 1931 (priv
pbd). 5 pbd letters, one unpbd facs and A fable (facs), with brief
comment.
Dickens to his oldest friend: the letters of a lifetime. Ed W. Dexter
1932. The whole available correspondence with notes, introd and
facs. See B. Darwin (ed), Dickens and his oldest friend, Bookman
(New York) Oct 1931–Jan 1932.
Dickens’s letters to Charles Lever. Ed F. V. Livingston, introd by H. E.
Rollins, Cambridge MA 1933.
Mabbott, T. O. Correspondence of John Tomlin. N & Q 6 Jan 1934.
Mr and Mrs Charles Dickens: his letters to her. Ed W. Dexter 1934.
The love romance of Dickens, told in his letters to Maria Beadnell
(Mrs Winter). Ed W. Dexter 1936.
The letters of Dickens. Ed. W. Dexter 3 vols 1938 (Nonesuch). The
fullest collection, until superseded by the Pilgrim edn.
Rolfe, F. P. The Dickens letters in the Huntington Library. HLQ 1 1938.
Rolfe, F. P. Additions to the Nonesuch edition of Dickens’s letters.
HLQ 5 1942.
Rolfe, F. P. More letters to the Watsons. Dickensian 38 1942.
[Dexter, W.] Adventures among Dickens’s letters. Dickensian 39
1943.
Altick, R. D. Dickens and America: some unpublished letters.
Pennsylvania Mag of History 73 1949.
House, H. A new edition of Dickens’s letters. Listener 18 Oct 1951;
rptd in his All in due time, 1955.
The heart of Dickens. Ed E. Johnson, New York 1952, London 1953 as
Letters from Dickens to Angela Burdett Coutts 1841–1865.
Grubb, G. G. Some unpublished correspondence of Dickens and
Chapman & Hall. Boston Univ Stud in Eng 1 1955.
Rust, J. D. Dickens and the Americans: an unnoticed letter.
Nineteenth-Cent Fiction 11 1957.
Griffith, B. W. Dickens the philanthropist: an unpublished letter.
Nineteenth-Cent Fiction 12 1958.
Monod, S. Une amitié française de Dickens: lettres inédites à
Philoclès Régnier. Études Anglaises 11 1958.
Letters of English authors from the collection of Robert H. Taylor: a
catalogue. Princeton 1960.
Selected letters. Ed F. W. Dupee, New York 1960. Introd pbd as The
other Dickens, Partisan Rev 27 1960.
The speeches of Charles Dickens. Ed K. J. Fielding, Oxford 1960,
Hassocks 1988. See M. H. Miller, Dickens at the English charity
dinner, Quart Jnl of Speech 47 1961. The convention of oratory on
such occasions.
Carr, Sr M. C. Catalogue of the Dickens collection at the University
of Texas. Austin 1961. Particulars of 146 letters, many unpbd,
with quotations.
Monod, S. Misères et splendeurs d’une carrière littéraire. Les Lettres
Françaises 27 Sep 1962. 19 unpbd letters.
Grylls, R. G. Dickens and Holman Hunt. Texas Stud in Lit and Lang
6 1964. 3 unpbd letters.
Mistler, J. Un grand éditeur [Louis Hachette] et ses auteurs. Revue
des Mondes 15 July 1964.
Smith, S. M. An unpublished letter from Dickens to Disraeli. N & Q
204 June 1964.
The Pilgrim edition of the letters of Charles Dickens. Ed M. House,
G. Storey et al, Oxford 1965– (in progress). First complete edn.
Collins, P. Some uncollected speeches by Dickens. Dickensian 73
1977.
Roos, D. A. Dickens at the Royal Academy of Arts: a new speech and
two eulogies. Dickensian 73 1977.
Selected letters of Charles Dickens. Ed D. Paroissien 1985. Based on
the Nonesuch edn and arranged thematically.
Long, W. F. Dickens and the coming of rail to Deal: an uncollected
speech and its context. Dickensian 85 1989.
Long, W. F. Rejecting the golden dustman: an uncollected letter.
Dickensian 94 1998.
§2
Personal recollections and memoirs
References to Dickens occur in numerous contemporary biographies and vols
of reminiscence. They can be traced through his more intimate friendships, for