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Wegener, F. Henry James on James Payn: a forgotten critical text.
New England Quart Mar 1994. [da]
Samuel Phillips 1814–54
Caleb Stukely. 3 vols Edinburgh 1844, 1854, 1862.
Letters from the Orient, by Countess Hahn-Hahn, translated by the
author of Caleb Stukely. 1845.
The literature of the rail. 1851.
Essays from the Times: being a selection from the literary papers
which have appeared in that journal. 1851; ser 2, 1854. Both ser, 2
vols 1871.
Memoir of the Duke of Wellington. 1852 (anon), 1856. Usually
attributed to Phillips.
Guide to the Crystal Palace and park. 1854.
The Portrait Gallery of the Crystal Palace. 1854.
We’re all low people there, and other tales. 1854.
Phillips was also editor of the Literary Gazette; for his career, see obituary in
The Times 17 Oct 1854.
Watts Phillips 1825–74
See col 2014.
Charles Reade 1814–84
The principal repositories of Reade’s notebooks and notecards are the London
Lib and the Morris L. Parrish Col at Princeton (details of the latter are given in
Smith, Bibliographies, below). Mss and correspondence relating to Reade
can also be found in Huntington; Wellcome Institute for the History of
Medicine; Yale; and the Harper Col, Pierpont Morgan Lib. Twenty-four
playscripts written or co-written by Reade are held in the Lord Chamberlain’s
Plays Col at the BL.
Bibliographies
Sadleir, M. In his Excursions in Victorian bibliography, 1922.
Elwin, M. In his Reade: a biography, 1930.
Parrish, M. L. Wilkie Collins and Reade. 1940.
Rives, L. In her Reade: sa vie, ses romans, Toulouse 1940.
Burns, W. In Victorian fiction: a guide to research, ed L. Stevenson,
Cambridge MA 1964.
Smith, E. E. In his Charles Reade, 1976.
Collections and selections
Works. 20 vols 1884–94 (new edn, illustr), 17 vols 1895–6 (Uniform
lib edn), 17 vols New York 1895 (lib edn), 9 vols New York [1895?]
(new edn), 18 vols Boston [1899] (Cabinet edn, illustr), 13 vols
London and New York [nd] (Colonial Press), 13 vols Chicago [nd],
12 vols New York [19?] (deluxe edn) etc, 17 vols New York 1970–
(rpt of 1895 edn).
Selections from the works of Charles Reade, with introduction by
Mrs A. Ireland. 1891.
Plays by Charles Reade. Ed with introd and notes by M. Hammet,
Cambridge 1986. Contains Masks and faces, The courier of Lyons
and It is never too late to mend.
§1
For plays, see below.
Peg Woffington: a novel. 1853, Boston 1855, London 1857, Boston 1864,
London 1868, Boston 1869, Leipzig 1872 (Tauchnitz), London
[1872], New York 1887, London 1899 (introd by A. Dobson, illustr H.
Thomson), [1901], 1905 (introd by R. Garnett), 1911 (Nelson’s
Classics), 1914, 1917, 1929. With Christie Johnstone, below.
Christie Johnstone: a novel. 1853, 1854, Boston 1855, London 1857,
Boston 1859, Boston 1864, Boston 1868, London 1868, 1872,
Leipzig 1873 (Tauchnitz), New York 1878, London 1888, 1890,
1893, 1894, New York 1895, London 1907, 1929.
Samuel Phillips | Charles Reade
Peg Woffington and Christie Johnstone. 1893, 1895, [1905?] (illustr
D. Chamberlain), 1906, 1908, 1929, New York 1992 (rpt of 1929
edn).
Clouds and sunshine. Bentley’s Misc June–Sep 1854; Art: a dramatic
tale, Bentley’s Misc Dec 1853–Jan 1854, Boston 1855.
It is never too late to mend: a matter of fact romance. 3 vols 1856,
1856, 2 vols Boston 1856, 2 vols Leipzig 1856 (Tauchnitz), 1 vol
London 1857 (illustr), Boston 1858, London 1868, Boston 1869,
London [1872], 1890, 1893, 1896, 1899, 1900, 1907 (illustr P. Hardy),
1908, 1927, 1948. The gold diggers. Extract from It is never too late
to mend, London and Edinburgh [1927].
The course of true love never did run smooth. 1857, 1868, [1873],
1888, Boston [1890], London 1890, 1891, 1896, 1906, 1910. Contains
The bloomer; Art: a dramatic tale; Clouds and sunshine, above.
With Singleheart and doubleface, 1896.
Propria quae maribus: a jeu d’esprit, and The box tunnel: a fact.
Bentley’s Misc Nov 1853, Boston 1857. Propria quae maribus is the
same story as The bloomer, above.
White lies: a story. LJ 11 July–5 Dec 1857, 3 vols 1857, 1 vol Boston 1858,
Boston 1860, London 1868, Boston 1869, New York 1870, London
1872 (as Double marriage: or white lies), New York 1877, 1891.
Cream. 1858, 1859, [1873]. Contains Jack of all trades: a matter-of-fact
romance (Illustrated London News 1856, Harper’s Mag Dec
1857–May 1858), The autobiography of a thief. The autobiography
of a thief and other stories, New York 1870. The autobiography of
a thief and other histories. 1882 (new edn), 1890, 1896, 1903 etc.
A good fight and other tales. New York 1859. Contains The autobiography
of a thief; Jack of all trades; A good fight (first pbd in Once a
week 2 July–1 Oct 1859). A good fight. London 1910 (ed A. Lang).
1937 (ed H. A. Trebble). A good fight was expanded into The cloister
and the hearth, 1861, below.
It is never too late to mend: proofs of its prison revelations. 1859.
Pamphlet.
Love me little, love me long. 2 vols 1859, New York 1859, Leipzig
1859, London 1868, Boston 1869, London 1873, 1896.
The eighth commandment. 1860.
Monopoly versus property. 1860. Pamphlet.
The cloister and the hearth: a tale of the Middle Ages. 4 vols 1861,
1861 (rev), 1 vol New York 1861, London 1862, 1863, 2 vols Leipzig
1864 (Tauchnitz), London 1868, Philadelphia [1868?], Boston
1869, London 1870, Boston 1871, Boston 1872, London 1873,
Boston 1875, Boston 1876, New York [1877], New York 1878, 4 vols
London 1894 (ed W. Besant), 1895, 1896, 1898, 1 vol 1900, 1901, 1902
(illustr M. B. Hewerdine), 1903 (illustr M. Lalau), 1905 (Nelson’s
Classics), 1905 (ed A. C. Swinburne, EL), 1907, 1909 (illustr B.
Shaw), 1912 (illustr G. Browne), London and New York 1915 (ed
with introd and notes by C. B. Wheeler), London 1915 (illustr C.
Keene and M. Sankey), New York 1920 (ed with introd and notes
by O. E. Hart), London 1922 (illustr E. Paul), New York 1924, 1928,
London 1929 (ed with introd and notes by Y. W. Cann), 1930,
Philadelphia 1930, London 1931, London and New York 1932
(introd by H. W. Van Loon, illustr L. Ward), London and Glasgow
1933, London 1938 (introd and notes by H. Osborne), New York
1942, 1944, 1946, London [1946], 1948 (EL), 1952 (EL), [1953] (introd
by R. Liddell), New York [1961] (with critical and biographical
material by B. A. Booth), London 1967 (EL), 1968 (Heron Bks).
Gerard and Margaret, extract from The cloister and the hearth,
London and Edinburgh 1927, 1931. Gerard and Denys, extract
from The cloister and the hearth, London and Edinburgh 1928.
Come over and stay till domesday, extract from The cloister and
the hearth, New York 1937.
Hard cash: a matter-of-fact romance. All the Year Round 28 Mar–26
Dec 1863 (as Very hard cash), 3 vols 1863, 1864, 1 vol New York
1864, 3 vols Leipzig 1864 (Tauchnitz), 1 vol London 1868, Boston
1869, London [1872], New York 1876, London 1890, Glasgow
[1890?], London 1895, 1898, [1906], 1907, 1909, 1913, 1914, 1932. The
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