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Gordon, E. H. The naming of characters in the works of Dickens.
Lincoln NE 1917.
de Laski, E. The psychological attitude of Dickens towards surnames.
Amer Jnl of Psychology 29 1918.
Burton, R. E. Dickens: how to know him. Indianapolis 1919.
Crotch, W. W. The decline [in Dickens’s reputation] – and after!
Dickensian 15 1919.
Crotch, W. W. The secret of Dickens. 1919.
Phillips, W. C. Dickens, Reade and Collins, sensation novelists. New
York 1919.
[Woolf, V.] Dickens by a disciple. TLS 27 Mar 1919.
Crotch, W. W. The touchstone of Dickens. 1920.
Darwin, F. In his Springtime and other essays, 1920.
Zweig, S. Drei Meister: Balzac, Dickens, Dostojewski. Leipzig 1920;
tr 1930. Incorporated into his Die Baumeister der Welt vol 1, 1920,
tr 1939. Essay on Dickens tr in Dial Jan 1923.
Gissing, G. Critical studies of the works of Dickens. Ed T. Scott, New
York 1924. 9 introds from works ed Gissing. The same introds ed
B. W. Matz as The immortal Dickens, 1925. See P. Coustillas,
Gissing’s writings on Dickens, Dickensian 61 1965.
Special periods and aspects
Lester, C. E. Dickens. In his Glory and shame of England vol 2, New
York 1841, 1866 (rev).
The reception of Dickens. United States Mag Apr 1842.
Report of the dinner given to Dickens in Boston, 1 February 1842.
Boston 1842.
Literary lions: Dickens. Pictorial Times 20 Apr 1844.
Howitt, W. The people’s portrait gallery: Dickens. People’s Jnl 3 June
1846.
‘Morna’ [T. M. O’Keefe]. The battle of London life: or Boz and his secretary,
with six [five] designs on stone by George Sala. 1849.
Powell, T. The living authors of England, New York 1849, London
1851 (rev as Pictures of the living authors of Britain). See above,
Minor works, Proof: private and confidential 1849.
Yates, E. Mr Thackeray, Mr Yates and the Garrick Club: the correspondence
and facts. 1859 (priv ptd). See Garrick Club: correspondence,
1858 (priv ptd), and Garrick Club: report of the committee,
1858 (priv ptd).
Clark, L. G. Letters from Dickens. Harper’s Mag Aug 1862.
The Charles Dickens Dinner: an authentic record of the public
banquet on Nov 2nd 1867 prior to his departure for the United
States, with a report of the speeches; with a preface by W[illiam]
C[harles] [Mark] K[ent]. 1867. Speeches by Dickens, Lytton,
Trollope et al.
Reeve, L. A. Portraits of men of eminence, with biographical
memoirs, vol 4. 1867.
Sherwood, J. D. Visits to the homes of authors: Dickens. Hours at
Home July 1867.
Clark, L. G. Appleton’s Jnl 6 Aug 1870.
[Putnam, G. W.] Four months with Dickens, during his first visit to
America. Atlantic Monthly Oct–Nov 1870.
Grant, J. The newspaper press. 2 vols 1871. Vol 1 ch 12, The Morning
Chronicle; vol 2 ch 3, The Daily News.
The parents of Dickens. Lippincott’s Mag June 1874.
Kent, W. C. M. Dickens as a journalist. Time Dec 1881.
Fitzgerald, P. H. Recreations of a literary man. 2 vols 1882. Vol 1
Dickens as an editor; Dickens at home.
Payn, J. The youth and middle age of Dickens. 1883. Rptd from
Chambers’s Jnl.
Payn, J. Some literary recollections. 1884.
Powell, T. Leaves from my life. Frank Leslie’s Sunday Mag Feb
1887.
Pemberton, C. T. E. Charles Dickens and the stage. 1888.
Hone, P. Diary. Ed B. Tuckerman 2 vols New York 1889. Vol 2
Dickens’s reception in USA 1842.
Axon, W. E. A. Dickens and shorthand. Manchester [1892]. Dickens
as a reporter.
Aronstein, P. Dickens und Carlyle. Anglia 18 1896.
Williamson, E. S. Glimpses of Dickens. Toronto 1898.
Fitzgerald, P. H. John Forster, by one of his friends. 1903.
McCarthy, J. Portraits of the sixties. 1903. Ch 2.
Robinson, J. R. Dickens and the Guild of Literature and Art. Cornhill
Mag Jan 1904.
Bowes, C. C. The associations of Dickens with Liverpool. Liverpool
1905. Introd by E. A. Browne.
Furniss, H. A Shakespeare birthday: a reminiscence of Dickens. Pall
Mall Mag Apr 1906.
Welch, D. Dickens in Genoa. Harper’s Monthly Mag Aug 1906.
Welch, D. Dickens in Switzerland. Harper’s Monthly Mag Apr 1906.
Wells, G. The tale of Dickens, told by a local man to local people.
Rochester 1906.
Benham, W. Dickens in Kent. In his Memorials of old Kent, 1907.
Matz, B. W. Dickens as a journalist. Fortnightly Rev May 1908.
Beazell, W. P. (ed). Account of the Boz Ball in New York 14 February
1842, reprinted from the New York Aurora-Extra. Cedar Rapids
IA 1909 (priv ptd). See A. Nisbet, The Boz Ball, Amer Heritage 9
1957.
Tull, E. M. Dickens and Reading. Reading [1909].
Winter, W. Old friends: literary recollections. New York 1909.
Fitz-Gerald, S. J. A. Dickens and the drama. 1910, New York 1971.
Snyder, J. F. Dickens in Illinois. Jnl of Illinois State Historical Soc 3
1910.
Wilkins, W. G. Dickens and America. 1911.
Calthrop, D. C. and M. Pemberton (ed). The Dickens souvenir of
1912. 1912.
Renton, R. John Forster and his friendships. 1912. Chs 4–5.
Fiedler, F. Dickens’ Belesenheit. Archiv n.s. 40 1920.
Studies and bibliographies of adaptations
Dramatisations
Wistach, P. Dramatisations of Dickens. Bookman 14 1891.
Woolcott A., Mr Dickens goes to the play. The Dickensian plays,
players, and the theatre. New York 1922.
Pierce, D. Special bibliography: the stage versions of Dickens’
novels. Bull of Bibliography and Dramatic Index 22 Jan, 8 May
and 13 Sep 1937.
Morley, M. A series of articles in Dickensian 1946–56 identifying
dramatisations of Dickens’s works.
Fawcett, F. D. Dickens the dramatist on stage, screen and radio. 1952.
Includes incomplete listing of dramatisations.
Zambrano, A. L. Feature motion pictures adapted from Dickens.
Dickens Stud Newsletter 5 1974 and 6 1975.
Zambrano, A. L. Dickens and film. New York 1977. Lists film versions
of Dickens’s works.
Bolton, H. P. Dickens dramatised. 1987. Annotated calendar of
dramatisations of Dickens’s works.
Pointer, M. Dickens on the screen: the film, television and video
adaptations. Metuchen NJ 1995.
Music
Lightwood, J. T. Dickens and music. 1912, New York 1970.
Ley, J. W. T. Some comic songs that Dickens knew. Dickensian 26–7
1930–1.
Ley, J. W. T. The songs of Silas Wegg. Dickensian 26 1930.
Ley, J. W. T. The sea songs of Dickens. Dickensian 27 1931.
Ley, J. W. T. Some hymns and songs of childhood. Dickensian 27 1931.
Ley, J. W. T. The songs Dick Swiveller knew. Dickensian 27 1931.
Ley, J. W. T. More songs of Dickens’s day. Dickensian 28 1932.
Ley, J. W. T. Sentimental songs in Dickens. Dickensian 28–9 1932–3.
Ley, J. W. T. The sporting songs of Dickens. Dickensian 28 1932.
O’Sullivan, D. Charles Dickens and Thomas Moore. Stud (Dublin) 37
1948.