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Tomalin, C. The invisible woman: the story of Nelly Ternan and
Charles Dickens. 1990.
Smith, G. Charles Dickens: a literary life. 1996. [ps]
Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield
1804–81
The Hughenden Papers, the most important collection of Disraeli mss, formerly
housed at Hughenden Manor, is now for the most part in the Bodleian.
Microfilm copies (University Microfilms 1970) are in the Cambridge and
Syracuse univ libs. Other mss can be located by reference to IELM and the pbd
vols of Benjamin Disraeli letters, below. Large cols of letters are in the
Royal Archives, Windsor Castle; the Liverpool Lib and Records Office; the BL;
Belvoir Castle Archives; and at Christ Church, Oxford, and Queens
University, Kingston, Ontario. Private owners include the Earl of Bradford,
Lord Rothschild, and D. Mopsik of Dallas, Texas.
Bibliographies
Angus, G. Contributions to a bibliography of Disraeli. N & Q 29
Apr–8 June 1893.
Aronstein, P. In Disraelis Leben und dichterische Werke, Anglia 17
1895.
Sadleir, M. In Excursions in Victorian bibliography, 1922.
Sadleir, M. In XIX century fiction, vol 2 1951.
Dahl, C. In Victorian fiction: a guide to research, ed L. Stevenson,
Cambridge MA 1964. Secondary.
Stewart, R. W. Writings of Benjamin Disraeli. In R. Blake, Disraeli,
‘1966’ [1967].
Levine, R. In Benjamin Disraeli, New York 1968 (Twayne’s English
Authors).
Stewart, R. W. Benjamin Disraeli: a list of writings by him, and writings
about him. Metuchen NJ 1972 (Scarecrow Author
Bibliographies). Contains full listings of Disraeli’s works, works
attributed to him, trns, contemporary reviews, later edns,
reviews of edns, secondary materials and reviews of secondary
materials; invaluable.
Dahl, C. In Victorian fiction: a second guide to research, ed. G. H.
Ford, New York 1978. Continues 1964 guide, above.
Disraeli Newsletter. Pbd by the Disraeli Project, Queens University,
Kingston, Ontario 1976–7, continued as Disraeli Project
Newsletter 1978–81. Brief notes on Disraeli and his work; individual
items therein not separately listed here.
Collections
Works of Disraeli the younger. 2 vols Philadelphia 1839, 1 vol 1845,
1850.
Works. Uniform edn (Bryce). 4 vols London and New York 1853
(revised texts).
Works. Uniform edn (Routledge). 1858. Rptd as Uniform Shilling
edn, 10 vols 1862–3.
Novels and tales. New edn (Warne). 5 vols 1866.
Novels and tales. Collected edn (Longmans), with preface by
Disraeli, 10 vols 1870–1 (revised texts). Endymion added 1881.
Novels and tales. Hughenden edn. 11 vols 1881. Includes portrait,
engravings and biographical sketch.
review: Edinburgh Rev 155 1882.
Seaside Lib edn (Munro). 12 vols New York 1881.
Novels. Primrose edn (Routledge). 8 vols 1888. Vivian Grey to Sybil.
Works. Empire edn (Dunne). Ed E. Gosse, with biographical preface
by R. Arnot, 20 vols London and New York 1904–5.
Works. Centenary edn. Ed L. Wolf 1904. Only Vivian Grey and The
young duke pbd.
Novels. Uniform edn (Lane). Ed Earl of Iddesleigh [W. S. Northcote],
9 vols 1905–6.
Novels and tales. Bradenham edn (Davies). Ed P. Guedella, 12 vols
1926–7, New York 1934. Introds rptd in Guedella, Idylls of the
Queen, 1937.
Charles Dickens | Benjamin Disraeli
Novels and tales. Uniform edn (Lane: Bodley Head). 11 vols 1927–8.
Novels and tales. Tr Ger 1846 (Sämtliche Schriften).
Selections
Wit and wisdom of Benjamin Disraeli. Ed H. G. Calcraft, London
and New York 1881, 1883 (new edn).
Tales and sketches. Ed J. L. Robertson 1891. Collects from periodicals
True story, Carrier pigeon, Consul’s daughter, Walstein,
Speaking Harlequin, Midland ocean, Ibrahim pacha, Court of
Egypt, Valley of Thebes, Egyptian Thebes, Shoubra, Bosphorus,
Interview with a great Turk, Munich.
Young England. Ed B. N. Langdon-Davies, illustr Byam Shaw 4 vols
1904. (Vivian Grey, Coningsby, Sybil, Tancred).
Alroy, Popanilla, Count Alarcos, Ixion in heaven. Ed Iddesleigh
‘1906’ [1905] (New Pocket Lib).
The young duke ‘a moral tale, though gay,’ The rise of Iskander &
The infernal marriage. Introd by Iddesleigh ‘1906’ [1905] (New
Pocket Lib).
Selections from the novels. Ed and introd by Eric Forbes-Boyd 1964
(Falcon Prose Classics).
Jerusalem by moonlight, and The Hebrew race. Berkeley Heights NJ
1965.
Sayings of Disraeli. Ed R. Blake 1992.
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Rumpel Stilts Kin: a dramatic spectacle, by ‘B. D.’ and ‘W. G. M.’
[Disraeli, W. G. Meredith]. Glasgow [1823?]; ed and introd by M.
Sadleir 1952 (priv ptd).
Vivian Grey. Vols 1–2 1826, vols 3–5 1827 (2 edns); 4 vols 1827 (3rd
edn); 2 vols Philadelphia 1827; 5 vols in 4 1833 (authorship first
acknowledged); rev edn with preface, 1 vol 1853 (Uniform edn,
Bryce); rev edn 1870 (Longmans); original text ed and introd by L.
Wolf, 2 vols 1904; rev text ed B. N. Langdon-Davies, illustr Byam
Shaw (see Young England, above) 1904; ed Iddesleigh 1906; ed H.
Van Thal, introd by S. Nettell 1968 (First Novel Lib); tr Ger 1827,
Danish 1840–1. Keys to characters rptd from Star Chamber in 10th
edn 1827.
The voyage of Captain Popanilla. 1828; Philadelphia 1828; illustr
Maclise, London 1829; rev edn in Works, Uniform edn (Bryce)
1853 (with Ixion); in Novels and tales, Collected edn (Longmans)
1870 (with Alroy); ed Iddesleigh 1906 (with Alroy and Ixion); ed P.
Guedella 1934; tr Fr 1866.
The young duke. 3 vols 1831, 2 vols New York 1831; in Works,
Uniform edn (Bryce) 1853; in Novels and Tales, Collected edn
(Longmans) 1871 (with Count Alarcos); 1 vol [1888], [1894]; ed Wolf
1905 (with Vivian Grey); ed Iddesleigh 1906 (with The rise of
Iskander and The infernal marriage).
Contarini Fleming: a psychological autobiography. 4 vols 1832; 2nd
edn as Contarini Fleming or the psychological romance, 4 vols
1834; as The Young Venetian: or the victim of imagination, by
‘Granville Jones’, 4 vols Glasgow 1834; with new preface, 3 vols
‘1846’ [1845] (with Alroy); in Works, Uniform edn (Bryce) 1853; in
Novels and tales, Collected edn (Longmans) 1871 (with The rise of
Iskander); ed Iddesleigh 1905; tr Ger 1846, Fr 1863.
The wondrous tale of Alroy. 3 vols 1832 (with The rise of Iskander);
1834 (new edn); 3 vols 1846 (with Contarini Fleming); in Novels
and tales, Collected edn (Longmans) 1871 (with Ixion in heaven,
The infernal marriage, and Popanilla); as Miriam Alroy: a
romance of the twelfth century, New York 1881 (Seaside Lib); as
Alroy: a romance [1888]; ed Iddesleigh 1906 (with Popanilla,
Count Alarcos, and Ixion in heaven) (New Pocket Lib); tr Ger 1833,
Hebrew 1883. Dramatised by P. P. Grunfeld 1896 and 1906 (2 versions).
Ixion in heaven. NMM Dec 1832–Feb 1833. Rpt in Works, Uniform
edn (Bryce) 1853 (with The infernal marriage, Popanilla, Count
Alarcos); in Novels and tales, Collected edn (Longmans) 1871
(with Alroy); illustr J. Austen 1925; in Novels and tales,
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