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The Prime Minister on Church and State: speech at the Hall of the
Merchant Taylors Company, June 17 1868. [1868].
Speeches on the Conservative policy of the last thirty years. Ed J. F.
Bulley [1870], 4th edn enlarged 1874.
Speech at the banquet of the National Union of Conservative and
Constitutional Associations at the Crystal Palace, Monday June
24 1872. 1872; Wiesbaden 1968 (with commentaries by D. Daiches,
J. Holloway et al: Eng and Ger).
Speech at Free Trade Hall Manchester, April 3 1872. [1872]; rptd in
Representative British orations, ed C. Adams, vol 3, 1884; rptd
1885 as A voice from the grave.
Mr Osborne Morgan’s Burials Bill: speech [by Disraeli] moving the
rejection, House of Commons, March 26 1873. 1873.
Inaugural address delivered to the University of Glasgow,
November 19 1873. 1873 (on his installation as rector).
Speech at Aylesbury, 20 September 1876. 1876. On the Eastern question.
Selected speeches. Ed T. E. Kebbel 2 vols 1882.
Whigs and Whiggism: political writings. Ed W. Hutcheon 1913; New
York 1914. Contains What is he?, Crisis examined, Vindication of
the English constitution, Letters of Runnymede, Spirit of
Whiggism, and various unrptd articles from The Times 1837–41,
Morning Post 1835, Press 1853 and Fraser’s Mag 1835–6.
The radical Tory: Disraeli’s political development illustrated from
his original writings and speeches. Ed H. W. J. Edwards [1937].
Contributions to periodicals
See Tales and sketches; Selected political writings and speeches; and
Stewart’s bibliography, above.
Letters and journals
The unfinished diary of Disraeli’s journey to Flanders and the
Rhineland. [1824]. Ed C. L. Cline, Univ of Texas Stud in Eng 1943.
Home letters . . . 1830–1. Ed R. Disraeli, London and New York 1885,
1886(?) (2nd edn), 1887 (see below).
Correspondence with his sister. Ed R. Disraeli 1886; rptd with Home
letters, above, and additional letters as Lord Beaconsfield’s letters
1830–52 1928; ed A. Birrell 1928 as Home Letters . . . 1830–52; tr Fr
1889.
A new sheaf of Disraeli letters: hitherto unpublished correspondence
with his sister Sarah. Ed C. I. Freed, Amer Hebrew 15 Apr
1927.
Letters of Disraeli to Lady Bradford and Lady Chesterfield. Ed
Marquis of Zetland, 2 vols London and New York 1929; tr Fr 1930,
Cz.
Some early letters of Lord Beaconsfield. Ed E. T. Cook, Sat Rev 21 and
28 May 1932.
Letters from Benjamin Disraeli to Frances Anne, Marchioness of
Londonderry 1837–61. Ed with introd by [Edith Helen,]
Marchioness of Londonderry 1938.
Benjamin Disraeli’s letters to Robert Carter. Ed H. J. Hoeltje, PQ 31
1952.
Disraeli’s fan mail. Ed B. R. Jerman, Nineteenth-Century Fiction 9
1954.
Five letters from Benjamin Disraeli to his sister Sarah. Ed C. L.
Cline, Univ of Texas Lib Chron 8 1967.
Benjamin Disraeli and R. Shelton Mackenzie: unpublished letters.
Ed D. W. Tutein, Victorian Newsletter 31 1967.
Disraeli’s Reminiscences. Ed H. M. and M. Swartz, London and New
York 1975.
Benjamin Disraeli letters. Ed J. A. W. Gunn, J. Matthews, D. M.
Shurman, M. G. Weibe, J. B. Conacher et al, 5 vols [thus far]
Toronto 1982– . Vol 1 1815–34; vol 2 1835–7; vol 3 1838–41; vol 4
1824–7; vol 5 1848–51. The Disraeli Project at Queens Univ,
Kingston, Ontario, plans to publish as near complete an edition
as possible of the letters. It will include those published in earlier
collections. The total will be over 10,000.
Works edited by Disraeli
The life of Paul Jones, from original documents in the possession of
John Henry Sherburne, Register of the Navy of the United States.
1825. Preface by Disraeli.
Curiosities of literature by Isaac D’Israeli. With a view of the life and
writings of the author, edited by his son. 3 vols 1849. This was the
first of several of the elder Disraeli’s works edited by his son,
probably with help from Sarah Disraeli. Others followed at
uneven intervals for a number of years. Formal collections are
Works 7 vols 1858–9; 6 vols 1867–8; 6 vols New York 1880–1 (standard
edn), rptd Hillesheim 1969.
Benjamin Disraeli
Works attributed to Disraeli
A modern Aesop and The Dunciad of today. Star Chamber May 1826;
Dunciad pbd with The revolutionary epick 1904; both Aesop and
Dunciad ed M. Sadlier 1928. Since there is a ms of Aesop among
the Disraeli papers, its authorship is clear; Sadlier supports the
attribution of Dunciad, but Stewart in his bibliography, above,
rejects it.
Key to Vivian Grey. 1827. Pamphlet (probably by Disraeli).
A year at Hartlebury: or the election, by Cherry and Fair Star. 1834.
Ed E. Henderson and J. Matthews, London and Toronto, 1983.
Generally accepted as by Disraeli and his sister Sarah.
The present crisis: or the Russo-Turkish war. By Coningsby. 1853; tr
Ger 1854. Probably not by Disraeli.
For other works attributed to Disraeli, see Stewart’s bibliography, above.
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Thackeray, W. M. Coningsby. Morning Chron 13 May 1844; rptd in
Contributions to the Morning Chron, ed G. N. Ray 1955.
Thackeray, W. M. Coningsby. Pictorial Times 25 May 1844.
[North, W.] Anti-Coningsby: or the new generation grown old, by an
embryo MP. 2 vols 1844.
Strictures on Coningsby . . . With remarks on the present state of
parties and the character of the age. 1844.
Key to the characters in Coningsby. 1844.
Forcade, E. De la jeune Angleterre. Revue des Deux Mondes 1 Aug
1844.
A new key to the characters in Coningsby. [1845].
Thackeray, W. M. Sybil. Morning Chron 13 May 1845; rptd Ray, above.
Lowell, J. R. North Amer Rev 65 1847 (rev of Tancred); rptd in Round
table, 1913.
[Thackeray, W. M.] Codlingsby, by B. de Shrewsberry esq. Punch
Jan–June 1847; rptd in Novels by eminent hands, in Miscellanies:
prose and verse vol 2, 1856. Parody of Coningsby.
Milnes, R. M. Mr Disraeli’s Tancred: the emancipation of the Jews.
Edinburgh Rev 86 1847.
[Lewes, G. H.] Coningsby. Br Quart Rev 10 1849.
Francis, G. H. Disraeli: a critical biography. 1852.
Hayward, A. Mr Disraeli: his character and career. Edinburgh Rev 97
1853.
Aytoun, W. E. Disraeli: a biography. Blackwood’s Mag 75 1854. Rev of
Francis, above.
Gilfillan, G. In A third gallery of portraits vol 1, Edinburgh 1854;
rptd in his Galleries of literary portraits, Edinburgh 1856.
[MacKnight, T.?] Disraeli: a literary and political biography. 1854.
Gleig, G. R. The Right Honourable Benjamin Disraeli. Blackwood’s
Mag 104, Aug 1868.
M’Gilchrist, J. Life of Disraeli. London and New York [1868]
(Cassell’s Biographies).
Hamley, E. B. Lothair. Blackwood’s Mag 108, June 1870.
Hayward, A. Lothair. Macmillan’s Mag 22, June 1870.
Challemel-Lacour, P. Le roman politique en Angleterre. Revue des
Deux Mondes 15 July 1870. Review of Lothair.
Collins, M. The literary character of Mr Disraeli. Br Quart Rev 52,
July 1870; rptd in his Pen sketches vol 2, 1879.
Ingle, J. Lothair and its author. 1870. Lecture.
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