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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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loss of the Agra, extract from Hard cash, 1920, London and
Glasgow 1929.
Griffith Gaunt: or jealousy. Argosy Dec 1865–Nov 1866, 3 vols 1866, 1
vol Boston 1866, 3 vols 1867, 1868 (5th edn), 1869, New York 1869,
Boston 1869, London [1872], 1896.
Foul play, by Dion Boucicault and Reade. Once a Week 4 Jan–20 June
1868, 3 vols 1868, 1 vol Boston 1868, Montreal 1868, London 1869,
Philadelphia 1869, Boston 1869, Boston 1871, London [1873], 1896,
1927.
Put yourself in his place. Cornhill Mag Mar 1869–July 1870, 3 vols
1870, Leipzig 1870, 1 vol New York 1870, London 1871, 1876,
Leipzig 1900 (Tauchnitz), London 1932.
A terrible temptation: a story of the day. Cassell’s Mag Apr–Sep 1871,
3 vols 1871, 1 vol Boston 1871, Leipzig 1872, London [1882], Leipzig
1885 (Tauchnitz).
To the editor of the Daily Globe, Toronto: a reply to criticism. 1871.
Pamphlet.
The legal vocabulary. 1872. Pamphlet.
The wandering heir. Graphic Dec 1872, Toronto 1872, Boston 1873,
New York 1873, London 1875, Leipzig 1880 (Tauchnitz), London
1882, 1905, 1924, 1932.
Cremona violins: four letters reprinted from the Pall Mall Gazette
[19–31 Aug 1872]. Gloucester 1873. Rptd in G. A. Dissmore’s The
violin gallery, Des Moines 1890. Facs rpt of The violin gallery,
New York [1967?].
A simpleton: a story of the day. London Soc Aug 1872–Sep 1873, 2
vols Leipzig 1874 (Tauchnitz), 3 vols 1873, 1 vol New York 1873,
London 1907.
A hero and a martyr: a true and accurate account of the heroic feats
and sad calamity of James Lambert. 1874, New York 1875.
Trade malice: a personal narrative, and The wandering heir: a
matter of fact romance. 1875.
The jilt: a novel. Belgravia Mar–June 1877, New York 1877. The jilt
later pbd as the title story in some edns of selected stories. Also
pbd in Good stories of men and other animals, 1884 below.
A woman-hater. Blackwood’s Mag June 1876–June 1877, 3 vols 1877, 1
vol New York 1877, 3 vols Edinburgh 1877, London 1896.
Golden crowns: Sunday stories. Manchester [1877].
The coming man: letters contributed to Harper’s Weekly. New York
1878.
Dora: or the history of a play. 1878. Pamphlet.
Singleheart and doubleface: a matter-of-fact romance. Life 8 June–7
Sep 1882 and Harper’s Mag 1882. New York 1882, London 1884,
Leipzig 1884 (Tauchnitz). Also pbd in Good stories of man and
other animals, 1884 below.
Readiana: comments on current events. 1883, New York 1884,
London 1896.
Good stories of man and other animals. 1884, New York 1884,
London and New York 1898, London 1924.
The jilt and other stories. 1884, 1891 (new edn).
A perilous secret. Temple Bar Sep 1884–May 1885, 2 vols 1884, 1 vol
New York 1884, London 1885, 1891, 1915.
The picture. Harper’s Mag Mar–Apr 1884, New York 1884. Also pbd
in Good stories of man and other animals, 1884, above.
Bible characters. 1888, New York 1889.
Androgynism: or woman playing at man. English Rev Aug–Sep
1911. From an unpbd ms.
Plays
For performance dates see Hammet, above.
Peregrine Pickle, a biographical play, in five acts. Oxford [1851] (priv
ptd).
The ladies’ battle, or un duel en amour: a comedy in three acts. [1851]
(translator’s preface signed C. R.), Boston [1855], London 1877
(rev).
Angelo: a tragedy, in four acts. 1851.
The lost husband: a drama in four acts. 1852, 1872.
Gold! a drama in five acts. [1853], 1899.
The courier of Lyons, or the attack upon the mail: a drama in four
acts. Translated from the French of Mssrs Moreau, Siraudin and
Delacour. [1854], 1856, Cambridge 1895 (rev as The Lyons mail, a
play in three acts), London 1909.
The King’s rival: a drama in five acts by Tom Taylor and Reade. 1854,
New York 1860.
Masks and faces, or before and behind the curtain: a comedy in two
acts by Tom Taylor and Reade. 1854, Boston 1855, London 1867,
[1895?], [1898].
Two loves and a life: a drama in four acts by Tom Taylor and Reade.
1854, [1899].
Poverty and pride, a drama in five acts, being the authorised English
version of ‘Les pauvres de Paris’. 1856.
The hypochondriac, adapted to the English stage from the Malade
imaginaire of Molière. 1857.
Le faubourg Saint-Germain: pièce en deux actes. Paris 1859.
It’s never too late to mend: a drama in four acts. [1865] (BL edn contains
notes by the author), [1873] (rev in five acts), Toulouse 1940
(rpt of 1890 edn with preface and notes by L. Rives. Priv ptd).
Dora; a pastoral drama, in three acts. Founded on Tennyson’s poem.
1867, Boston [1869].
The double marriage: a drama in five acts by August Maquet and
Reade. [1867].
Foul play: a drama in four acts by Dion Boucicault and Reade. [1868],
[1871?], 1883 (rev as Foul play: a drama in a prologue and five acts
by Reade).
Rachel the reaper: a rustic drama in three acts. 1871.
Kate Peyton, or jealousy: a drama in a prologue and four acts. 1872,
1883 (rev).
The well-born workman: or a man of the day. 1878 (adapted from
Put yourself in his place, above).
The countess and the dancer, or high life in Vienna: a comedy drama
in four acts. 1883.
Love and money: an original drama in prologue and four acts by
Reade and Henry Pettitt. 1883. Serialised in Adelaide Observer
July–Sep 1884.
Nance Oldfield: a comedy in one act. [1884?] (priv ptd).
Drink. Ed David Baguley, London Ontario 1991.
For Reade’s periodical contributions, see Wellesley vol 5, 647. Also ‘Born to
good luck’, Adelaide Observer Oct 1883. Short story.
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Reade’s novels. Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1869.
Archer, W. In his English dramatists, 1882.
Besant, W. The novels of Reade. GM Apr 1882.
‘Ouida’ (M. L. de la Ramée). Reade. GM Apr 1882.
Buchanan, R. Personal recollections of Reade. Pall Mall Gazette 16
Apr 1884; rptd in his Look round literature, 1887.
Littledale, R. F. Reade. Academy 19 Apr 1884.
Courtney, W. L. Reade’s novels. Fortnightly Rev Oct 1884; rptd in his
Studies new and old, 1889.
Swinburne, A. C. Reade. Nineteenth Century Oct 1884; rptd in his
Miscellanies, [1886].
Fields, A. An acquaintance with Reade. Century Mag Nov 1884.
Reade, Compton. Charles Reade. Contemporary Rev 45 1884.
Reade, C. L. and C. Reade, dramatist, novelist, journalist: a memoir
compiled chiefly from his literary remains. 2 vols 1887.
Howells, W. D. My literary passions. New York 1895.
Quiller-Couch, A. T. In his Adventures in criticism, 1896.
Coleman, J. Reade as I knew him. 1903.
Lord, W. F. Reade’s novels. Nineteenth Century Aug 1903; rptd in his
Mirror of the century, 1906.
Ahlers, E. Reades Romane und ihr Verhältnis zu ihren literarischen
Vorbildern. Münster 1914.